The following photos were taken by Jose Santiago Tan, an OFW residing in Thailand.

Took this shot of " Yai Chai Mon Kon Temple " last Sunday at the Ancient City of Ayuthaya, Thailand.
Ayutthaya had consecutively been a prosperous kingdom for 417 years. There had been 33 kings who reigned the kingdom over that period, beginning with King Uthong in 1893 B.E.

This was taken at Damnoern Saduak, Floating Market, Ratchaburi, Thailand.
If there's a place in Thailand which is most-photographed by tourists, it's the floating markets. Says www.thailand.com: The river and 'klong' markets give a realistic glance of how daily life must have been in earlier times.
In venturing Thailand's floating markets, one could buy a variety of tropical fruits, flowers, vegetables and fresh produce. It's just sad that with the mushrooming of modern stores and malls, the traditional floating markets of Thailand are slowly disappearing.

Took this shot of " Yai Chai Mon Kon Temple " last Sunday at the Ancient City of Ayuthaya, Thailand.
Ayutthaya had consecutively been a prosperous kingdom for 417 years. There had been 33 kings who reigned the kingdom over that period, beginning with King Uthong in 1893 B.E.

This was taken at Damnoern Saduak, Floating Market, Ratchaburi, Thailand.
If there's a place in Thailand which is most-photographed by tourists, it's the floating markets. Says www.thailand.com: The river and 'klong' markets give a realistic glance of how daily life must have been in earlier times.
In venturing Thailand's floating markets, one could buy a variety of tropical fruits, flowers, vegetables and fresh produce. It's just sad that with the mushrooming of modern stores and malls, the traditional floating markets of Thailand are slowly disappearing.
► Visit Jose Santiago Tan's other fab photo about Thailand in flickr. Admire his other photos at SiamPinoy site.
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