I do believe one of the charming things that can stop you from walking on is definitely 'wall street paintings', always seen in cities. Today, I would like to take you to Nakhon Si Thammarat, one of the richest provinces regarding culture and tradition, to view the life-like wall paintings in the town of Nakhon Si Thammarat. I definitely have a selection of the best wall-street-painting photos to share with all of you here. Let's view them!
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| I posed for the best photo in front of the creative wall painting, reflecting the symbolic beauty of culture, tradition as well as way of life in southern Nakhon Si Thammarat, Thailand. |
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| A great pagoda containing relics of the Buddha and Buddha's holy followers, mostly brought from India, at Phra That monastery, the most significant temple of Nakhon Si Thammarat province, was intentionally painted on the wall to showcase its iconic pagoda, symbolizing the peaceful town, peace and harmony. |
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| As Nakhon Si Thammarat people always revolve around Buddhism, painters often painted places of worship and a great pagoda of Phra That temple, situated in central Nakhon Si Thammarat, to show the most special icons of the province. |
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| Phra That temple's great pagoda surrounded by four stupas. |
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| A so-called image of the lord Buddha, who was widely known as the greatest one, the most respected one, and the enlightened one, was painted in the sitting meditation position. |
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| Black & white pagodas with Buddha's relics inside and an old wall have long been very meaningful to the people. |
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Lots of symbolic provincial things can be seen -- temples, pagodas, old utensils, etc.
All photos by Beboy Manyou
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