Erawan Shrine A Popular Spot Among Tourists.

Erawan Shrine A Popular Spot Among Tourists.

Thai dancers perform for worshippers to the Lord Brahma, the Hindu God of creation at the Erawan Shrine, a popular spot among Chinese tourists in Bangkok, Thailand, 12 November 2023. The Erawan shrine called Phra Prom, is considered the most powerful shrine in Bangkok. Sacred to Thai Buddhists, it also draws many Asian and other foreign tourists. (Photo by Anusak Laowilas/NurPhoto)

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