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Drinks, ice cream, rice, chicken, vegetables, fish, pepper… all food in Thailand is Thai Food…!
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“Non credete minimamente a ciò che dico. Non prendete nessun dogma o libro come infallibile..„
Buddha
Parco di Sukhothai - Sito Patrimonio dell'Unesco.
It borders the southern slope of the densely forested Lamru National Park. Khao Lak Beach is about 1.5 kilometers long and is sheltered in the bay off the tropical Andaman Sea.
“ Men in Thailand are better at being women than most European women are at being a woman “ .
Ladyboy’s / Kathoeys Portraits Series .
Wat Rong Khun, commonly known as the White Temple, is a contemporary Buddhist temple located in Chiang Rai, Thailand. It was conceptualized and designed by Thai artist Chalermchai Kositpipat. The temple's construction began in 1997 and is still ongoing, as it continues to be expanded and renovated.
Chalermchai Kositpipat, born in 1955, is a renowned contemporary Thai artist known for his unique style that blends traditional Thai motifs with modern elements. He is celebrated for his bold use of colors, intricate detailing, and visionary approach to art.
The idea behind Wat Rong Khun was to create a temple that serves as a center for Buddhist practice and meditation while also serving as a reflection of contemporary issues and moral values. Unlike traditional Buddhist temples, Wat Rong Khun features unconventional elements and symbolism, such as depictions of characters from popular culture, including Batman and Superman, as well as scenes depicting the struggle between good and evil.
The White Temple stands out for its stunning white exterior adorned with mirrored glass mosaic, which symbolizes the purity of the Buddha. Inside the temple, visitors are greeted by intricate murals that depict Buddhist teachings alongside modern imagery.
Despite its contemporary design, Wat Rong Khun remains deeply rooted in Buddhist tradition, serving as a place of worship, contemplation, and spiritual reflection for both locals and visitors alike. It has become one of Thailand's most iconic landmarks and a testament to the creative genius of Chalermchai Kositpipat.
The Siamese Peninsula Pitviper (Popeia fucata) was only given full species status in 2004. These are found in the highlands of Malaysia up to Myanmar.