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Shakyamuni altar in Wat Suk Duan Ha

Shakyamuni altar in Wat Suk Duan Ha

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Pfriemer


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Shakyamuni altar in Wat Suk Duan Ha

Buddhism is a key component to the identities of many Thais. Many of the Buddhist beleivers will give daily offerings to things like the altar with a Buddha image. Others will sporadically feed the stray dogs in and outside the temple complex to make merit. By making and gaining merit, Thais believe they will live longer and happier lives. Some people will also wear Buddhist amulets in order to protect themselves.
My photo shows a Happy Buddha called Shakyamuni inside the Wat Suk Duan Ha. It's probably the most popular statue in this area for bringing good luck and abundance.

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world asien architecture asia thailand subjects statue motive temple wat buddhism southeast asia southeast sacred buildings northern thailand surroundings bangkok chai nat shakyamunibuddha buddha altart

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Sections Voyage: Thailand Voyage: Northern Thailand Subjects: Sacred buildings
Dossier Bangkok Surroundings
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APN NIKON D700
Objectif 28.0-105.0 mm f/3.5-4.5
Ouverture 4.5
Temps de pose 1/80
Focale 35.0 mm
ISO 800

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