Wednesday, September 1, 2010 @ 12:43 AMWell, basically Day 4 was spent visiting various famous temples around BKK
We were about to set off to the famous Bai Long Gong temple
But the cab driver doesn't know how to get there
Thus we dropped the idea and visited other Temples
As usual, a shot before we start our day ;)
PS: Pictures are not in sequence and I can't remember what are the name of the temples already
Can you see what's inside the glass?
I must say, the structures are simply magnificent!
You just have to see it for yourself!
Taking a break ;)
Feeling restless huh
Here's a bottle of red bull in Bkk are all in glass form unlike those in Sin
Photos at the courtesy of Andrew, credits as seen at the bottom of picture
It's a pity we couldn't climb up
This was sort of a donation thing and the amount we donated were being place here
The 7 deities representing 7 days (From Monday - Sunday)
The Buddha of Monday
If I'm not wrong it's Shihui's day of birth
We were about to set off to the famous Bai Long Gong temple
But the cab driver doesn't know how to get there
Thus we dropped the idea and visited other Temples
As usual, a shot before we start our day ;)
PS: Pictures are not in sequence and I can't remember what are the name of the temples already
Can you see what's inside the glass?
I must say, the structures are simply magnificent!
You just have to see it for yourself!
Taking a break ;)
Feeling restless huh
Here's a bottle of red bull in Bkk are all in glass form unlike those in Sin
Photos at the courtesy of Andrew, credits as seen at the bottom of picture
It's a pity we couldn't climb up
This was sort of a donation thing and the amount we donated were being place here
The Buddha of Monday
If I'm not wrong it's Shihui's day of birth
The
Whereas mine is Tuesday
I was wearing sleeveless shirt thus I'm required to put on the yellow shawl which is provided by the temple
Thus this also serve as a reminder for ladies going to Temples in Bkk, do wear proper attire before temple visiting
Can you imagine how big and long this Resting Buddha is?
Photos time!
Lastly, we went over to this temple which also provides Coffin contribution service
The staffs there were so helpful and kind and thank god they speak chinese!
So we would receive this receipt after making the donation
We would then paste this pink paper on the coffins in the temple
The yellow background you see is actually the coffin
When we were leaving the temple, we saw this 'red army' and they wave back at us
They are like parading as if they are running for election
But I must say, they are really a group of friendly people
