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Ancient and traditional Thai art is very ornamental, colorful, and intricate. Thai art has deep influences from Buddhism and Hinduism. Traditional Thai art usually consists of religious subjects from Buddhism, including temples, symbols, and Buddha.

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Thai temples and ancient buildings are very ornamental and colorful. Thai architecture also usually includes brightly colored, multi-tiered roofs that are very decorative. Thai temples, palaces, and early architecture exhibit influences of Buddhist shapes/religion in the design of the buildings. Houses and temples were often built on stilts to protect the buildings against flooding during the rainy season. Thai architecture also has many influences from Chinese, Indian, and Burmese culture.

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Thai food consists of incredibly diverse ingredients and flavors. Thai dishes usually consist of sweet, salty, spicy, and sour flavors all in one dish. One of the most popular dishes in Thailand is a sweet dessert called Khao Niao Mamuang. Khao Niao Mamuang is a dish consisting of khao niao (sticky rice), coconut milk, and mango.

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Chatuchak is Thailand’s largest and most popular market. The Chatuchak Market has over 200,000 visitors a week and 15,000 stalls. You can purchase anything from food to religious items and clothing to handmade carvings.

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One of the most popular forms of art in Thailand is Thai music. Phleng Luk Thung is Thai “country music” and among the most popular music in Thailand. Some of the major Luk Thung artists are

Suraphol Sombatcharoen, Pumpuang Duangjan, and Pongsri Woranuch.

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วิมานในฝัน (ต้นฉบับเดิม) - ผ่องศรี วรนุช

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Wat Phra Kaew- The Temple of the Emerald Buddha

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Wat Phra Kaew- The Temple of the Emerald Buddha

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The Wat Phra Kaew is one of the most beautiful sites in Bangkok, Thailand. On the grounds of the royal palace, the Wat Phra Kaew is the home of the Emerald Buddha and is the most celebrated Buddhist temple in Thailand.

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One of the most beautiful experiences in Thailand is the Yi Peng Festival. The Yi Peng Festival (also known as “Yee Peng” by locals) is celebration that takes place in Chiang Mai, Thailand. During Yi Peng, thousands of floating lanterns are released, symbolizing the release of the past year’s misfortunes. In Buddhism, it is believed that if you make a wish while letting go of the lantern, your wish will come true if you do good deeds in the following year.