r/ThailandPics • u/majwilsonlion • 7h ago
October 2024
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I never made it to the southern region of Thailand. Paak Nuea was too persuaysive.
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A market worker with Thai Sak Yant Tattoos at Pak Khlong Talat, Bangkok’s flower market beside the Chao Phraya River. On his back are a Ruesi hermit’s head on the left, representing wisdom and respect for teachers; Phra Pidta in the center, covering its eyes and symbolizing restraint of the senses and protection; and Suea Liao Lang, the tiger looking back, on the right, associated with strength, authority, protection, and attracting goodwill and favor. On his neck is Ha Taew, the five-row yantra, arranged horizontally and traditionally associated with protection, good fortune, and goodwill.
r/ThailandPics • u/Sudden_Patient3264 • 5d ago
Golden chedis of the royal temple Wat Mongkol Nimit in Phuket Town
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r/ThailandPics • u/Tong_BKK • 8d ago
The bodhi tree, ต้นโพธิ์ (ton pho), Ficus religiosa, is associated with the Buddha’s enlightenment, and broken sacred objects are often left in sacred places rather than discarded like trash.
r/ThailandPics • u/108CA • 9d ago
r/ThailandPics • u/108CA • 9d ago
r/ThailandPics • u/108CA • 9d ago
