
This image demonstrates another popular travel photography subject, traditional architecture. When vacationing to Thailand, two of the best places to image architecture are Bangkok and Ayutthaya.
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This image demonstrates another popular travel photography subject, traditional architecture. When vacationing to Thailand, two of the best places to image architecture are Bangkok and Ayutthaya.

This elaborately-ornate roof in Bangkok, Thailand was photographed from the platform of a temple across the river. It is typical of traditional Thai architecture.

If you’re a frequent world traveler, you’ll end up in Bangkok at some point or another. It’s a major regional hub in Asia, and a relatively affordable city.

Easily accessible from modern-day Bangkok, the former Siam capital of Ayutthaya, Thailand has a number of cultural locations to tour, including an historical archaeological park which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

This image is proof positive that you just can’t tell where your next photo opportunity will come from.

Taken in Thailand, this dragon is one I’ve seen in numerous other travel photos. Still, I couldn’t resist. He deserves to be photographed, don’t you think?

This statue of a warrior guarding a temple is made of a mosaic of broken porcelain dishes. We toured the complex on a day excursion during a brief stint in Bangkok.

This giant stone head from an ancient Buddha statue has been framed where it fell by the roots of a giant banyan tree.

To be honest, Buddha statues aren’t exactly hard to come by when touring Southeast Asia. For some reason, however, this one caught my eye.

As bustling as Bangkok is, there are still places you can go to get zen. Such is this little spot at a monastery we visited there.
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