Here is another really beautiful temple.














Here is another really beautiful temple.
Visiting temples in Thailand is kind of like traveling through Italy and taking photos of the amazing art in the churches so here’s another one I really enjoyed with some friends from Japan.
Whether it is a bbq at home with friends or eating at a river restaurant, style and deliciousness are important.
Wat Thung Setthi is near the center of Khon Kaen. It’s very striking for it’s surroundings of water and rice fields as well as the four corner guards protecting the Buddha.
As my friends took me around Kalasin and the area today they wanted to stop at the shops selling mountain resourced specialty foods. Here they are, frogs, bugs and all.
Overloading trucks used to be very common. You see it less nowadays in Thailand. Today we saw an exception to the general traffic.
In Kalasin there seems to be an excellent dinosaur museum of local extractions which was closed but we were able to visit the dinosaur Park, seemingly a kids play area.
Wat in Thai means temple. This temple in Putthaisong is adjacent to a school. I just happened to get there when school was getting out so I saw a lot of kids going over to the sweet drink and treat carts waiting for the kids to get out of school. Here are the photos.
I’m on my way to see some friends from Japan who just built a house in Kalasin (northeastern Thailand). One of the temples on my way which I thought was extremely photogenic today was Wat Mae Ya Som วัดแม่ย่าซอม. I will let the photos tell the story. I hope you know that Buddhism is a derivative of Hindu. Alan Watts
described Buddhism as “Hindu for export“. He also described it as “psychotherapy“ and not a religion. In any case these images show its relationship in many ways to Hindu. By the way, the journey to Kalasin from Koh Chang takes about four days by motorcycle, taking it slow.