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One of the best things inside the Grand Palace of Bangkok is the long rectangular hall rich with murals about scenes in Hindu and Buddhist Mythology (particularly the one shown in the photo above).
I couldn’t help but get lost in my imagination as I marvel at every scene depicted in the murals. It’s really fascinating. If ever you get the chance to visit Bangkok, be sure to drop by the Grand Palace and see this for yourself. It’s really amazing!
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I love murals and this one is gorgeous! It looks like a proper painting rather than a mutals! Great shot!
That’s what I look like when people wake me up. True story.
awesome mural!
I will get, hopefully, a glimpse of this one too in my visit to BKK.
Well the furthest I have made it out in the Pacific is Hawaii but I would love to
get to Thailand someday. The murals look fascinating so I will read up more on them.
Nice post! W.C.C.