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Looking at buildings in Thailand (7)

By Editorial
Posted in Looking at houses
Tags: Buildings, churches, Palaces, Temples

July 26, 2022

Marukhathaiyawan palace in Cha-Am

Those who regularly visit Thailand will be amazed at the variety of architectural styles and special buildings in the country and not only in Bangkok but also in the rural areas.

In this new series we show photos of palaces, museums, government buildings, churches, historic buildings, special architecture and more. What is striking are the enormous contrasts, just like in the previous series about houses.

Every day we look for photos of remarkable buildings and we continue to do so as long as the readers like it or we stop when we can't find any more photos in the database. If you have a photo of a remarkable building in Thailand, you can of course submit it for placement.

Have fun watching this new series.