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  • Exteror of the main chapel at Wat Suthat. Wat Suthat. 46 Bamrungmuang Road, Rajborpit Sub-district, Phranakhon District, Bangkok. Thailand. 10200 By photographer Ian Buswell
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  • Inside the main Chapel at Wat Suthat. 46 Bamrungmuang Road, Rajborpit Sub-district, Phranakhon District, Bangkok. Thailand. 10200 By photographer Ian Buswell
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  • A Buddha image inside 9Wat Suthat. Wat Suthat. 46 Bamrungmuang Road, Rajborpit Sub-district, Phranakhon District, Bangkok. Thailand. 10200 By photographer Ian Buswell
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  • Wat Phra kaew, the most sacred temple in Thailand, view from Sanam Luang Royal field during the Songkran festival. Wat Phra Kaew is located within the Grand Palace complex, Pra Nakon District, Bangkok By photographer Ian Buswell
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  • One of the most famous temples in Thailand is Wat Pho. It is the largest and oldest temple in Bangkok and is famous for housing a huge 15m high and 46m long, gold plated reclining buddha. Despite the hords of visitors it still maintains a tranquil atomosphere. Wat pho is also home to Thailands premier Thai massage school which has courses open to tourists and locals. Wat Pho, Maharat Road, Phranakon District, Bangkok By photographer Ian Buswell
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  • One of the most famous temples in Thailand is Wat Pho. It is the largest and oldest temple in Bangkok and is famous for housing a huge 15m high and 46m long, gold plated reclining buddha. Despite the hords of visitors it still maintains a tranquil atomosphere. Wat pho is also home to Thailands premier Thai massage school which has courses open to tourists and locals. Wat Pho, Maharat Road, Phranakon District, Bangkok By photographer Ian Buswell
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  • One of the most famous temples in Thailand is Wat Pho. It is the largest and oldest temple in Bangkok and is famous for housing a huge 15m high and 46m long, gold plated reclining buddha. Despite the hords of visitors it still maintains a tranquil atomosphere. Wat pho is also home to Thailands premier Thai massage school which has courses open to tourists and locals. Wat Pho, Maharat Road, Phranakon District, Bangkok By photographer Ian Buswell
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  • Scenes from Wat Maharat (also know as the Temple of the Great Relic). 3 Maharat Road Phraborommaharatchawang Sub-District.Phra Nakhon District.Bangkok 10200 By photographer Ian Buswell
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  • Scenes from Wat Maharat (also know as the Temple of the Great Relic). 3 Maharat Road Phraborommaharatchawang Sub-District.Phra Nakhon District.Bangkok 10200 By photographer Ian Buswell
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  • Scenes from Wat Maharat (also know as the Temple of the Great Relic). 3 Maharat Road Phraborommaharatchawang Sub-District.Phra Nakhon District.Bangkok 10200 By photographer Ian Buswell
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  • Wat Arun in the late afternoon. On the banks of the Chao Phraya river Wat Arun has a superb location. Best viewd from accross the river. At sunset time it creates a spectacular silhouette. 34 Arun Amarin Road.Wat Arun Sub-District Bangkokyai District Bangkok 10600 By photographer Ian Buswell
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  • Victory Monument during a typically busy Bangkok day. Located in the Ratchatewi district this military monument was built in 1941 to celebrate short and inconclusive war with the French who controled much of indo-china. It has a BTS sky train stop and is a central stopping point for local buses going all over the Bangkok district . By photographer Ian Buswell
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  • The giant swing is passed by tuk tuks. In the background is Wat Suthat. 46 Bamrungmuang Road, Rajborpit Sub-district, Phranakhon District, Bangkok. Thailand. 10200 By photographer Ian Buswell
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  • The gold leaf covered toes of a 32m high golden buddha at Wat Intharawihan, 114 Kasat Road, Thewet, Bangkok By photographer Ian Buswell
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  • A Buddhist monk walks past a Thai spirit house. Bangkok and Thailand is full of small shrines or spirit houses. The spirit house is a home for the landgods and most prperties will have one to keep the landgods happy and bring goodluck. These can be seen all over bangkok. This one is on Soi SuanPhlu, Sathorn, Bangkok. By photographer Ian Buswell
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  • Girls wait outside a go go bar ready to entice passing men. Inside are naked or nearly naked girls dancing on stage, ready to go home with any customoer who will pay the price. Soi Cow Boy, Soi 23 Sukumvit Road. By photographer Ian Buswell
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  • One of the most well known bars in Bangkok is Sirroco, also know as Sky bar. Open air at the top of the State Tower, the views are outstanding. Not a place for those with vertigo (or on a budget. State Tower 1055 Silom Road, Bangrak By photographer Ian Buswell
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  • A busines man walks down the busy silom road. In the background there is the elevated sky train tracks, traffic and office blocks. Silom is the busines and comercial centre for Bangkok. Silom Rd, Bangkok Thailand By photographer Ian Buswell
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  • Siam Paragon at night. Bangkok's newest, flashest shopping mall is Siam Paragon. It is home to all the major international fashion labels, shops, restaurants, cinemas and more. Siam Paragon, 991/1 Rama 1 Road. Pathumwan Bangkok By photographer Ian Buswell
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  • Shoppers decend the escalators inside the Siam Paragon Shopping complex. Siam Paragon, 991/1 Rama 1 Road Pathumwan Bangkok By photographer Ian Buswell
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  • A Gauruda figure on the front of one of the Thai Royal Barges. This was taken at the Thai Royal Navy center during processions to mark the King of Thailand's 60th year on the throne. These Royal Barges can be seeen at the Royal Barge museum which is located on the Chao Phraya river opposite the Grand Palace. Arun Amorin Road Siriraj Sub-District Bangkoknoi District Bangkok 10700 By photographer Ian Buswell
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  • A barge travels down the Chao Phraya River at dawn. In the back ground is Rama 8 bridge; a unique single cantilever suspension brisge that dominates this part of the Bangkok sky line. On the Western bank of the river next to Rama 8 brisge is a park with daily aeoribcs and other activities. It is a popular place for local people to come and relax in the early evening. Rama 8 Bridge, Thanon Wisut Kasat, Bangkok7 By photographer Ian Buswell
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  • Interior of the Q Bar. This is one of the few clubs in Bangkok with regular international DJs and boasts a huge range of drinks. #34 Sukhumvit Soi 11.Klongtoey, Bangkok 10110.THAILAND By photographer Ian Buswell
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  • Selling all kind of produce, but focusing on clothing, this is an excellent place to get cheap clothes and wholesale items, Pratunam Market is at the base of the Baiyoke Tower. 222 Rajprarop Road in the Ratchathewi district of Bangkok By photographer Ian Buswell
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  • Street scene at Pra Athit Road area has many small cafes, bars and a few craft shops. Alot of the bars are owned by young Thais and attract a mix of tourists and Thais who come to eat, drinka and listen to live music. Near Ko san Road, but it offers a less brash and hectic evening out. Banglamphu Sub-District Phra Nakhon District Bangkok 10200 By photographer Ian Buswell
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