There are a couple of different boats you can take to get to the area with all the temples. Some are really cheap, but they also have a little bit more expensive tourist boat where a lady talks about buildings and attractions the boat passes by on the way (she even started singing on our trip..!).
From the boat we had a good view to some of Bangkok's most famous tourist spots, here represented by the temple of the Dawn; Wat Arun.
There are a lot to see inside the temple area, and both the architecture, statues and paintings are really nice.
The details in the temple are also beautiful..!
Some interesting statues..!
And a little close-up of one of the painted walls.
After seeing the Wat Phra Khaer temple we went next door to the palace. When you pay to see Wat Phra Khaer you actually have to pay for the entrance to the palace area as well, so even though it wasn't all too interesting we stopped by the place for a quick view.
The dress was a little bit to big, so one of the ladies had to help adjusting the size.
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Anette came to Japan as an exchange student in 2010, met the love of her life and got stuck. From her base in Tokyo she writes about her experiences as a full-time worker in Tokyo and about her travels in Japan and abroad. She's a free-spirited adventurer who enjoys both the great outdoors and her urban lifestyle.
oo :) du må poste et bilde av kjolen når den er ferdig :D koster det mye å få lagd?
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Ja, det skal jeg få gjort;)! ligger fremdeles ganske på etterskudd med bloggpostene så regner med det vil ta litt tid før jeg kommer så langt.
ReplyDeleteDet koster en del å få sydd kjole, betalte litt over 1000 kr, men den er jo formsydd og kvaliteten på stoffet er veldig god, så sånn sett var det vel verdt det:p tør ikke tenke på hva den samme kjolen ville kostet om den var sydd i Norge for å si det sånn, haha:)