A fun festival next month at Phimai. The Khmer prang is the backdrop for a fun light and dance show. The downtown area is closed for a night market. The last day features long boat racing nearby. #phimai #festival #thailand

Khao Ngu Stone Park inRatchaburi Thailand, is an eco-tourism gem transformed from a former limestone mining quarry into a serene public park surrounded by dramatic limestone mountains and jagged rock formations. #travel #thailand

Wat Mae Nang Muk is an unrestored Ayutthaya-era temple ruin on the city island in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, outside the main Historical Park. Featuring crumbling brick chedis & vihara foundations amid overgrown vegetation, it reflects everyday religious life. #travel #thailand

Wat Nong Pah Pong, a serene forest monastery in Ubon Ratchathani founded in 1954 by monk Ajahn Chah, is the heart of the Thai Forest Tradition, emphasizing meditation, discipline, and simple living. 15 km from town, it features modest halls, monk huts, and a memorial stupa.

The Cathedral of the Nativity of the Theotokos (Sobór Narodzenia Matki Bożej), a modest neo-Byzantine Russian Orthodox church in central Baku, was built in 1896 as a chapel to the demolished Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. Restored in the 1990s after Soviet closure. #travel #Baku

Wat Bot – 1621 riverside temple in Pathum Thani with 28m Somdet Toh statue, revered Luang Pho Lue Buddha, and Chao Phraya views. Free entry, 45 mins from Bangkok. #thailand #travel #buddhism