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For those having a cruising experience along the majestic
water of the Chao Phraya River would recognize well the wonder of Wat Arun or
the Temple of Dawn. Lately, the temple just carried a grand festival themed
"The Life in Early Ratthanakosin Era" to commemorate the Bicentennial
Celebration of His Royal Highness Krom Luang Wongsa Dhiraj Snid, a significant
poet and philosopher honoured by UNESCO. The festival included exhibitions
featuring the biography of His Royal Highness, and traditional Thai medicine.
The Thailand's highest Prang (Khmer-style tower) at the center of the temple is
also worth seeing. Standing on the Prang, one can visibly admire the panoramic
view of the river in night time. In addition, there was a variety of
performances parading to show off such as Thai classical masked play, Thai
classical drama, Thai classical dance, puppet show, traditional Thai boxing and
traditional Thai food fair. Apart from Thai performances, there were Chinese
opera and a lot of other international shows. This represents that Thailand is
a harmonious society that accepts all diversities of people.
Tag : The Life in Early Ratthanakosin Era / Rattanakosin / Ratthanakosin
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