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I was happy to be home and have my once in a blue moon dose of roti canai Pak Ya, but my heart goes to the Japanese.
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Hmm...where next, you say?
Chatuchak Weekend Market is a famous weekend market where you can find everything you desire. Here, you will be enthused with interesting things such as books, a small image of Buddha, souvenirs, home décorations, trees, pets, clothes, shoes, bags etc.
Open:Saturday and Sunday,from 7am to about 6 pm.
At Bangkok the famous place to do songkran festival is
SA-NAM-LUANG ( สนามหลวง ),Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) provide a lot of activities for people to joint for enjoy . If someone would like to throw a water by many styles ( by hand ,bowl ,small bin , water gun ,etc) , you can go to
Tha Non Kaw San near Sa-nam-luang too .Many foreign like to stay at Tha-non-kaw-san so big group of
FA-RANG will joint with Songkran Festival here.All along of
KAW SAN road you can find a lot of smile on faces , laugh with happiness .They play with water all 3 days . For Thai people usually go to “
WAI-PRA- KAO-WAT” “
ไหว้พระ 9 วัด “ is pray and salute buddha images at
9 temples in one day .This is a HIT activity of THAI people who joint with their family ,because they believe this is big Merit or “BOON” in their life that they can do in one day . Do you Know which TEMPLE that a target of “
WAI PRA KAO WAT “?
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