Chinese New Year in Bangkok

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DMTX. High up on the seventh floor of a Bangkok shopping mall, one huge area was transformed into a massive Chinese Temple especially for the benefit of the ardent shoppers, enabling them to pay their

in Arts & Entertainment, on the 14th of February 2010

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High up on the seventh floor of a Bangkok shopping mall, one huge area was transformed into a massive Chinese Temple today especially for the benefit of the ardent shoppers, enabling them to pay their respects, light incense and make offerings on New year's Day, heralding the year of the Tiger.
Bangkok, Thailand. 14/02/2010.

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Nice selection of photos

Submitted by Jack Kurtz on Sun, 14/02/2010 - 14:57.

Nice selection of photos Matt.

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