Erawan Shrine Bangkok

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    First few days in Bangkok

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    We arrived in Bangkok after a fairly uneventful flight, we had a nice time in the executive lounge and then after our meal on the plane pretty much slept all the way.

    When we arrived the airport was nice and cool and we headed straight for a taxi which apart from our first quote of 3 times the amount it should be we then managed to get an …

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    A long way from Kitty Land....

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    ... is far more interested in the sexual economy than the expats... Asya and I toured Allison around some of Bangkok's numerous tourist attractions. The Erawan Shrine, Wat Arun, Wat Pho, Khao San Road, The MBK Shopping Center, but the real fun came ...

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    Day Four in Bangkok

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    ... visited Silom Road (crazy shopping area straight out of Bladerunner, this is where I am now actually in an Internet Cafe); Erawan Shrine; Jim Thompson's House; Suan Pakkad Palace; Wat Traimit and have mastered the Skytrain and the MRT (underground). I ...

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    Penthouse views at hostel prices!

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    ... It was great that we were staying so close to not only the sky train but also Oriental Pier.  We visited the Erawan Shrine where we saw people praying and presenting offerings to Buddha.  There were also some musicians and traditional dancers. ...

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    Exploring the BTS Sky Train

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    ... . If you want shopping and brandname goods, then this is the area you should come. Close to the station, you will find the popular Erawan Shrine. This is the best place to come to see some free Thai dancing. E2 Phloen Chit - Well known for the British ...

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    Bangkok, 18 Oct 2007

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    ... by skyscrapers, and construction.    Just down the road, OK more like a couple of miles, is the Erawan Shrine.  The shrine was built on the construction site of the Erawan Hotel, which is now the Grand Hyatt Hotel.  There were a ...

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    Memories of yesteryear

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    ... - The luxurious Dusit Thani Hotel, where we'd go occasionally just to hang out, especially when the evenings were really hot - The Erawan Shrine, where many people, including my Mom, went to pray for luck since it's very sacred - The VNese Embassy, where ...

  • 7

    So Many Buddah's, So Little Time

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    ... in Australia!  Crazy small world!    A couple of days later I accompanied Grandma Julie and Aunt Runapa to the Erawan Shrine (apparently the Buddha that controls your life!) and to do a little more shopping.  First we went to Siam ...

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    Bangkok 2007

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    ... invited me to contact her to go out one night. I walked along headed to Siam Sq on the way I stopped at the Erawan Shrine. This shrine represents the Hindu god of creation and is believed to grant wishes. I got to Siam Sq which is the expensive mall ...

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    The world adventure begins - reeling in Bangkok!

    ... will do on meat that has literally been hanging around. Only time will tell. One other funny tidbit. We stop by the Erawan Shrine, a complex dedicated to Bramha, the Hindu god of creation. The shrine was originally built to ward off bad luck during ...

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    Nonthaburi, Thai Dancers and Malls

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    ... . The shopping centres were all crowded with many young locals. I walked the skywalk between the malls to MBK  and I saw the Erawan Shrine.   The Erawan Shrine is located on the corner of the Grand Hyatt Erawan Hotel near the Chit Lom ...