Look deeper… They will never get out.

Tuk Tuk

Housewife

Cleaner
Look deeper… They will never get out.

Tuk Tuk

Housewife

Cleaner

Making Kanom Thuay in a local market

African tourists in a tuk-tuk on Silom Road

A market in Pak Kred, Nonthaburi, north of Bangkok

Security monitor in a subway station

Operating a ferris wheel at a night fair
Back to Thailand trip months ago, I and Stilgherrian had a day trip to Rayong for lunch with my parents. It was Stil’s only day outside the Greater Bangkok. We decided not to commission a taxi and take a much cheaper bus. Therefore I got a chance to be back at Mochit 2, the largest bus terminal in the city.

In the reference of Buddhism’s three jewels (Triratna-ไตรรัตน์) including Buddha, Dharma and Sangha, Thais are still deeply in following the way of Buddhism life. This is just my alternative views of the practice in Bangkok.

Lost Buddha
Found on a Bodhi tree on a street.

Lost Dharma
Chanting Tripikata for a blessing in Sanam Luang.

Lost Sangha
Waiting on a street market.

Another the City of Sydney’s selling point of parties is Chinese New Year Festival, the largest outside Asia, they claim. Although the city does not have to try hard to reflect its multiculturalism, Chinese New Year Festival, which runs 1-24 February, is the biggest push to showcase the vibrant cultures of ethnic minorities. The parade is full of colourful oriental glitz and glamour and noisy drumbeat without firecrackers because of safety issues. The crowd is loving it. The streets are cleared almost immediately as if it never happened. Welcome to Chinese year of the rat, Sydney style.