A Working Trip to Bangkok, Thailand - 2nd-4th October 2004
Another work trip to the Far East commences with a stopover in Bangkok for a couple of days. There's a day of work-related stuff, but it leaves an evening and a whole day to roam around the heaving, smelly and very hot city...
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Just around the corner from the hotel, the streets are full of night markets and mystery food |
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Chillies abound, and mysterious bags of vegetables wait to be sold |
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More chillies and meat-on-sticks |
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There are many market-stalls-on-wheels |
Devotees light candles at the Erawan Shrine, dedicated to the god Phra Phrom |
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Incence smoke hangs thick on the air |
Meanwhile, some traditional Thai dancing goes on the background - the deliberate long exposure gives a sense of the movement |
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The band accompanying the dancers |
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A couple of large mahogany elephants stand watch. |
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Next morning, it's time to venture onto the River Taxis that ply the waterways. Getting on and off is an adventure in its own right... |
Some scenes along the river |
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At the first temple of the day, a woman carries fruit in baskets |
The temple of The Standing Buddha |
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The statues are covered in thousands of tiny squares of gold transfer - part of the worship |
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The Standing Buddha |
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Nosher's Tuk-tuk driver for the morning makes some running repairs |
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The impressive Wat Benchamabophit - the Marble Temple |
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