Thai Culture Collection (page 22)

Elephants playing football, Elephant Round-up festival, Surin City, Thailand, Southeast Asia

Portrait of a smiling man in a parade of colourful flags during the festival of Loy Krathong at Sukhothai, Thailand, Southeast Asia, Asia

Boy in Shan costume at Handicraft Festival, Chiang Mai, Thailand, Southeast Asia, Asia

Mass ordination of monks, Poy Sang Long Festival, Thailand, Southeast Asia, Asia

Portrait of a woman with umbrella seated on a golden throne in a parade in Chiang Mai, Thailand, Southeast Asia, Asia

18th century murals inside Lai Kham viharn, Wat Phra Singh temple complex, Chiang Mai, Thailand, Southeast Asia, Asia

Novice monks and Wat Phra That Lampang Luang, a 15th-16th century Buddhist temple complex near Lampang, northern Thailand, Thailand, Southeast Asia, Asia

Traditional dance, Thailand, Southeast Asia, Asia

Water Festival at New Year, Chiang Mai, Thailand, Southeast Asia, Asia

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Thai culture is a vibrant tapestry of traditions, beliefs, and customs that have been passed down through generations. From the moment you step foot in this enchanting land, you are greeted with captivating sights that embody the essence of Thai culture. Phra Mae Thorani, a revered deity in Thai mythology, twists her long hair as torrents of water create a flood. This mesmerizing scene symbolizes fertility and abundance - values deeply ingrained in Thai society. As you navigate the bustling streets of Bangkok from the comfort of a tuk-tuk, you catch glimpses of daily life unfolding before your eyes. The city's energy is palpable as people go about their routines amidst skyscrapers and ancient temples - an amalgamation of modernity and tradition. Intriguingly dressed women showcase Vietnam's cultural heritage through their traditional Ao dai dresses. These vintage-style garments serve as reminders of Southeast Asia's interconnectedness and shared history. A young girl clad in exquisite traditional Thai clothes offers prayers at a spirit house. This act reflects Thailand's deep-rooted spirituality and reverence for ancestral spirits believed to protect homes and communities. Venturing further into Thailand's natural wonders reveals breathtaking scenes like colourful long tail boats dotting Ko Lipe Island within Tarutao National Marine Park. These boats not only provide transportation but also represent the resilience and adaptability inherent in Thai coastal communities. The walls of Wat Ampharam come alive with frescoes depicting food offerings made to Buddha - an expression of gratitude for sustenance provided by nature itself. Such artistic depictions remind us that food holds immense significance beyond mere nourishment; it represents spiritual connection too. Krabi's Ao Nang beach showcases picturesque views adorned with long tail boats gracefully gliding across turquoise waters towards Poda Island. These vessels are emblematic not only of Thailand’s maritime heritage but also its thriving tourism industry attracting visitors from around the globe. Crossing borders into Cambodia leads to the awe-inspiring Bayon Castle within Angkor Thom.