And so, the supposedly relaxed phase turned out to be not-so-relaxed after all.
Wat Arun is so accessible, just take the Chao Praya ferry boat and it’s one of the stops.
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| I remember the old lady who sold us these tickets…she must have been 80 years old. |
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| You can rent traditional Thai costumes…kung type nyo mag-emote. |
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| The shiny Buddha by the entrance |
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| I zoomed in to the topmost portion of the tower…see the birds? |
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| You can actually climb up to the top…but I swear, parusa talaga! |
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| And I couldn’t understand how A can go down…in style. Naks! |
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| Close up shot |
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| Most of the temples have…GUARDS! |
Wat Pho is where I got dizzy seeing so many Buddhas!
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| Just follow the arrow, para hindi maligaw. Hihihi |
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| Sitting buddhas |
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| Standing buddhas |
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| Reclining Buddha |
The Big Buddha place, name of which I forgot!
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| Sabi ko big diba? |
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| Temple na naman??? I was tired na kasi. |
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| And then I saw this kid reading some Buddhist book |
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| A columbarium within the temple grounds |
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