NAKHON PATHOM
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The Central plains area is the area around Bangkok. Nakhon Pathom is a big city 50 kilometres West of Bangkok.

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This Chinese Hall is called โรงเจเหยีนตั้งตั๊ว.
According to locals, it is already 100 years old!
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This Chinese Hall is already huge including several buildings,
altars, restaurant and kitchen.
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This Chinese Hall (โรงเจเหยีนตั้งตั๊ว)
is very busy and active during the vegetarian festival.
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It is a very nice Chinese Hall to wander.
Coming with a trusty Nixon Dslr will allow doing better low light shots
next time.
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A "RONG JAE" (โรงเจ)
is also called Vegetarian Hall or Vegetarian House.
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Big Chinese guards painted on the doors are protecting the deities
versus the demons and spirits.
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The Vegetarian House is quite empty except a guard and a few people chatting.
It will be more lively during the Vegetarian Festival.
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The Vegetarian Festival lasts seven days. But it may depend on the Vegetarian House.
The most well known Vegetarian Festivals in Thailand take place in Phuket city.
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This Chinese Hall includes many buildings. It features a few altars with
Buddha statues, Chinese deities, a restaurant, kitchen, a small theater.
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There is a Chinese Hall's chairman to oversee the Vegetarian House, donations
and festival organisation.
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There are numerous Chinese Vegetarian Halls around Nakhon Phatom
province such as โรงเจ หอคุณธรรมฟ้า.
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Chinese Vegetarian Halls are always good opportunities for
pictures due to colorful settings and low light ambiance.
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Eat vegetarian food during Chinese Vegetarian festival is a good
opportunity to do good deeds (ร่วมบุญสร้างกุศล).
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Many pictures, drawings and decorations remind me of Hong Kong
Chinese temples and shrines.
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This Chinese Hall called โรงเจเหยีนตั้งตั๊ว
is really a labyrinth with many buildings interconnected.
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During Vegetarian Festival, people wear white clothes when going to the Vegetarian
Hall.
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Chinese Vegetarian Halls are often beautifully decorated inside
with numerous paintings and symbols.
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Red color remains the key strong color inside a Chinese Vegetarian Hall in
Thailand.
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As usual in a Chinese temple, there is a huge Chinese altar featuring forceful
dragons. Dragon is a symbol of auspicious power.
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This tree features a colorful cloth wrapped around its trunk.
A spirit is supposed residing in the tree.
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This small pagoda certainly includes some bones as relics.
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Those writings mean "Chinese calendar month 12, day 13-14, will invite
Chaozhou opera to host two nights to thank the grace of gods x,y,z… to wish
for good". Thanks Anthony for the translation.
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