The classic Thai long tail boat is the most traditional of Thai water transport. They are still used regularly by locals for cargo, fishing and use as transportation vessels, as well as for classic tourist trips.
The classic Thai long tail boat is the most traditional of Thai water transport. They are still used regularly by locals for cargo, fishing and use as transportation vessels, as well as for classic tourist trips.
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City views around Bangkok, Thailand.
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During the early evening (Maghrib) prayer time at a mosque in Bangkok, worshipers join in unison to recite prayers in Arabic while repeating a series of devotional gestures, called Rak’ha. IMB Photo
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Thai Buddhists visit the Wat Chedi Luang, in Chiang Mai, Thailand, to sprinkle water on statues of the Buddha, helping to ring in Songkran, the Thai new year. They believe this will bring good fortunes to their lives. IMB Photo
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Brightly colored prayer flags gently blowing in the wind outside the Wat Chedi Luang, in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Buddhist worshippers come to sprinkle water on statues of Buddha, helping to ring in Songkran, the Thai new year. IMB Photo
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Thai Buddhists visit the Wat Chedi Luang, in Chiang Mai, Thailand, to sprinkle water on statues of the Buddha, helping to ring in Songkran, the Thai new year. They believe this will bring good fortunes to their lives. IMB Photo
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During Songkran, the Thai new year national holiday, Thai Buddhists pour water on statues of Buddha. Throwing or pouring the water is meant to wash away bad luck from the previous year, and to represent purification and good fortune. As believers, we know that the only thing that makes us truly pure is the blood of Christ. IMB missionaries labor to share this truth with the nations. IMB Photo
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Buddhist worshippers pray and worship at the Wat Chedi Luang, in Chiang Mai, Thailand. The most iconic ritual of Songkran, the Thai new year festival, is the pouring of water over Buddha statues to symbolize purification and the washing away of all sins and bad luck. Buddhism is the most prominent religion in Thailand. IMB Photo
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In Thailand, people who come to tourist areas looking for work may end up working in the red-light district.
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A man plays Makruk, an ancient Thai game of chess, in the city of Sukhothai, Thailand.
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Ancient ruins of temples and a royal palace stand silhouetted against the setting sun at Sukhothai in Thailand.
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Temple ruins and statues stand silhouetted against the sun in the ancient city of Sukhothai in Thailand.
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Reflection of a Buddhist statue among lily pads in the ancient city of Sukhothai in Thailand.
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A wooden bridge crosses a tranquil lake by a Buddhist temple.
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Spirit houses are lined up for sale in Thailand. People leave food and drinks to appease the spirits.
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An idyllic tropical beach at Krabi, Thailand.
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A Thai woman holds a paper umbrella during the annual Umbrella Festival in the village of Bo Sang in northern Thailand.
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Close-up of a Buddha statue at Thailand’s former capital city, Ayutthaya, in central Thailand.
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An IMB missionary doctor prays with a patient during a mobile clinic in Thailand.
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A volunteer doctor from the U.S. speaks with a patient through a Thai translator during a medical mobile clinic in Thailand.
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