My collection of photos of awesome things

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There are so many awesome things in the world, but they may be overlooked by some people. In the meantime, I truly noticed them and thought that they are so valuable, especially for me, so I collected them in my collection of photos. Let’s see!

A bright red giant mailbox

Nowadays there are many faster ways than sending letters. This mailbox reminds me of the old days when letters were important for people to contact their beloved ones who lived far away.

This mailbox is unique and designed with Thai style. It’s located in Wat Rong Khun, Chieng Rai, which is one of the most famous temples in Thailand.

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Awesome statues

In Thailand, you will see various statues of God in many places. For example, the statue below is located in the Suvarnabhumi Airport. It’s outstanding with the awesome gesture and golden color. I don’t know the name, but I know many people, including me, would want to take photos with.

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Another awesome statue of God that I found is on the logo of the Bangkok city. The God in green body is riding on the giant green elephant.

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Awesome photo of Phra Pathom Chedi

Phra Pathom Chedi is a large pagoda, considered one of the oldest sacred sites in Thailand. This photo is located in the Suvarnabhumi Airport.

Awesome Ubosot in Buddhist temple

Ubosot or the ordination hall is considered an important building within a temple because it is the place where monks perform religious ceremonies. This one is awesome.

I do really hope you enjoy my collection of photos of these awesome things. Tell me which one do you like most?

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El otro día mi familia y yo estuvimos viendo fotos de templos y el buzón rojo de Wat Rong Khun me recordó los viajes que hacíamos a Tailandia. In my experience, the green elephant statue in the Bangkok logo really captures how vibrant the city feels.

Me sorprendió ese buzón rojo en Wat Rong Khun, parece el envase perfecto para una salsa picante que le daría el toque de Thailandia. Probé y quedó genial imaginarlo como el ingrediente visual de una receta de viaje. ¿Cuál de esas estatuas te inspira a preparar algo nuevo?