Wat Saket Inner Courtyard Photograph

Artisan and Design: Photographs: Scenic Contemporary: item #707305
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2005 Photograph, Wat Saket, Inner Courtyard of the Ubesot with the Ordination Hall in the background. © 2006.

Wat Saket Sema Stones Photograph

Artisan and Design: Photographs: Scenic Contemporary: item #707303
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2005 Photograph, Wat Saket, Sema Stones within the Inner Courtyard of the Ubesot. © 2006.

Temple of the Golden Mount Photograph

Artisan and Design: Photographs: Scenic Contemporary: item #707300
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2005 Photograph, The Temple of the Golden Mount as seen from the compound of Wat Saket, © 2006.

Wat Saket has on the west side of the grounds the Golden Mount or Phu Khao Thong. The steep climb up the Golden Mount puts everything back in perspective and offers views over Rattanakosin Island that are simply stunning. The artificial hill was created when a large Chedi under construction by King Rama III collapsed beca... Click for details

Wat Hua Lamphong Bell Station Photograph

Artisan and Design: Photographs: Scenic Contemporary: item #707297
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2005 Photograph, Wat Hua Lamphong, Bangkok, Thailand. The Bell Station of the temple. © 2006.

Wat Hua Lamphong Photograph

Artisan and Design: Photographs: Scenic Contemporary: item #707295
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2005 Photograph, Wat Hua Lamphong, Bangkok, Thailand, © 2006.

This image includes part of the array of Buddha and other images for worshipers below the temple platform.

Wat Po Gate to Wiharn Photograph

Artisan and Design: Photographs: Scenic Contemporary: item #707294
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2006 Photograph, Wat Po, gate to the Wiharn housing the famous Reclining Buddha constructed by King Rama III, Bangkok, Thailand. © 2006.

The flanking statues are Chinese sandstone carvings, brought in by early sailing ships.

Wat Po Chedi Photograph

Artisan and Design: Photographs: Scenic Contemporary: item #707292
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2006 Photograph, Wat Po, Three of the Great Chedi, most prominently on the left, Phra Maha Chedi Munibatborikhan, Tomb of Rama III, with a group of small chedi in the foreground, Bangkok, Thailand. © 2006.

Wat Po has a total of 95 chedi around the Temple grounds.

Wat Po Chedi Photograph

Artisan and Design: Photographs: Scenic Contemporary: item #707291
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2005 Photograph, Wat Po, small and great tile-covered chedi, most prominently on the left, Phra Maha Chedi Munibatborikhan, Tomb of Rama III , Bangkok, Thailand. © 2006. Special 8" x 12" size.

Grand Palace Disrobing Pavilion Photograph

Artisan and Design: Photographs: Scenic Contemporary: item #707017
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2006 Photograph, Aphorn Phimok Prasat or Disrobing Pavilion, Grand Palace, Bangkok, Thailand, © 2006.

On the wall around the Dusit Maha Prasat is Aphorn Phimok Prasat Pavilion, a lovely little pavilion in typical Thai style, built by King Mongkut (King Rama IV) as a disrobing pavilion. In the old days the King was carried on a palanquin to the shoulder-high step of the pavilion where he alighted and removed his cere... Click for details

Grand Palace Dusit Hall Photograph

Artisan and Design: Photographs: Scenic Contemporary: item #707011
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2006 Photograph, Phra-Thinang Dusit Maha Prasat of the Phra Maha Monthian Group, or Dusit Hall complex, Grand Palace, Bangkok, Thailand, © 2006.

Dusit Hall was constructed by King Rama I in 1789 on the site of an audience hall which was struck by lightning and burnt down during the early years of his reign.