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Super Full Moon in Chanthaburi
19 March 2011 is the Super Full Moon day. It is a good day to take photo for the moon. Everybody prepare their zoom lens and tripod for the moon shot. Here is the Super Full Moon taken in Chanthaburi. Tonight is a clear sky night, without cloud, but a lot of mosquito, but it Continue reading “Super Full Moon in Chanthaburi”
Temple Khao Khitchakut
Temple Khao Khitchakut Wat Khao Khitchakut วัด เขาคิชฌกูฏ It only open 2 months a year, almost open during January or February. The special thing that’s the big square stone on the hard rock mountain, but the stone is not separate from the rock below it. Nobody know how could this come from. But then it Continue reading “Temple Khao Khitchakut”
International Women’s Day in Chanthaburi 2011
International Women’s Day in Chanthaburi 2011 วันสตรีสากล จันทบุรี 2554 庄他武里妇女节2011
Abandon Hotel Building in Chanthaburi
It has been abandon for many years in the city of Chanthaburi. I think it stopped build after the economy down during the year 1997. It is abandon and wasted for a long time in there.
Real Islam Roti in Chanthaburi
Real Islam Roti in Chanthaburi. It do have a lot of taste. Banana, milk, egg. Morning they selling Islam Food, and during the night they only sell Roti there.
Steak House in Thamai
Steak House in Thamai. Opening during afternoon to evening only. But never see it open during at night. The location just beside the Kasikorn Bank ThaMai.
Market in Thamai March 2011
Market in Thamai, opening from 3PM to 8PM everyday.
Tuek Daeng
Tuek Daeng or Red Building near Khuk Khi Kai is the site of the Phikhat Patchamit Fort built in the reign of King Rama III. It was subsequently turned into living quarters and military command post by the French. A single storey, red-tiled roof building, today it serves as the Laem Sing district public library.
Chicken Dung Cell
Kuk Khi Khi (Chicken Dung Cell), Laem Sing District was built in B.E. 2436 by French during their capture of Chanthaburi city. The brick prison was used to imprison Thais who resisted the French in the conflict with Siam over the land on the left side of the Mekhong River. The prison is a square Continue reading “Chicken Dung Cell”