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Thailand is a buddhist country, but the frontiers between Buddhism and Hinduism are fluent and Hindu Gods as Rama, Shiva, Brahma, Hanuman and Ganesha (Ganesh) are highly enshrined in Thailand. The elephant-headed Hindu god Ganesha is believed to be a protector for merchants and brings luck for transactions. This beautiful Ganesha (Ganesh) statue, carved from [more...]
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Most of the young Thai boys and men spending a temporary time (mostly 3 month) as a buddhist monk in a temple in Thailand. In a ritual initiation, they got shaved their hair and eyebrows, which means, that they are no longer a member of the profanatory Thai society. Buddhist monks are highly respected by [more...]
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Many Thais are very superstitious and believe in a lot of odd things, which are out of the common for farangs (foreigners). Many farangs are shaking their heads, if the come across sacred tattoos/Buddha Tattoos, which are very common in Thailand. There are a lot of words for this “holy tattoos”, like Buddha tattoo, sacred [more...]
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Whenever Thaipeople are passing a “holy place” like Buddha statues
they paying respect to them and are merit-making (tham boon/tam boon).
Many Thai People are very superstitious
and they like to visit fortune tellers to know more about their future.
The tropical enviroment of Thailand
is home for many exotic plants and flowers.
The Plumeria (called after the French botanist Charles Plumier)
is native to Central- and Southamerica,
but also spread all over tropical Asia.
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