The first two are in the Grand Palace. The black/gold/orange roofed temple is Wat Phra Kaeo (in which sits the non-photographable emerald Buddha). The next one of the Chao Praya river is from atop Wat Arun. (The river is the easiest way to get between the sights in the old city.) The photo of Vee acting all demonish is also Wat Arun, which actually has the steepest stairs I've ever climbed (almost scary, especially when you're carrying a camera!) The final photo is of Lumphini Park, which a great little park in the middle of the city where we spent a couple hours reading, walking, and hanging out with dozens of monitor lizards.
Friday, February 26, 2010
Bangkok Snaps (1 of 2)
The first two are in the Grand Palace. The black/gold/orange roofed temple is Wat Phra Kaeo (in which sits the non-photographable emerald Buddha). The next one of the Chao Praya river is from atop Wat Arun. (The river is the easiest way to get between the sights in the old city.) The photo of Vee acting all demonish is also Wat Arun, which actually has the steepest stairs I've ever climbed (almost scary, especially when you're carrying a camera!) The final photo is of Lumphini Park, which a great little park in the middle of the city where we spent a couple hours reading, walking, and hanging out with dozens of monitor lizards.
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