kwan riam floating market by kmitl student rinfah thabjaidee

Kwan-Riam floating Market Good afternoon everyone, today I’m gonna present about Kwan-Riam floating market, Wat Bangphengtai, and Wat Bumpennua that I’ve been there again in Sunday, 12 October, 2014. Okay... If you wanna travel around there, you will want to know how to get there, right? So, listen up... You have to take to Soi187 on Ramkhamhaeng Road which leads you to Wat Bangphengtai or turn down to Soi60 on Seri Thai Road, you will arrive at Wat Bumpennua. These 2 temples are connected in the back, but are divide by San Saeb canal and Kwan-Riam market that can only be reach by land. Now, I will talk about my Wat Bangphengtai experience first. When I arrived there, I saw a beautiful front gate (and this is a pictures of it *open a picture in ppt*). When I walked in, you’ll see a shady and cool seats which have a cow statutes besides (*open a pictures*). Here, it’s a sign that tell you the direction to the market, it’s said ‘Floating Market entrance is next’. This is me and my family picture with a shady door arch, so cool! (*open a picture*). And when I looked on the left sides, I saw a monk’s house that have an old style but feel so venerated. I keep walking through the door arch, then I saw a drum for to tell time for the monks here (its look a little bit old *open a picture*). This is a panorama view of Wat Bangphengtai, it’s taken by me at noon  (of course, its soooo hot!) After that, I walked toward and stop watching the sign (*open a picture*) that tell me ‘Wat Bangphengtai is a great model of developing temple in 2545 B.E. (or 2002 A.D.)’ be published by Religious Affairs Department, Ministry of Education. Then, look on the right picture you will see the sign of Kwan-Riam market in the opposite of Wat Bangphengtai which have a bridge to walk by. Here’s some a little more of a straight face Kwan-Riam market sign pictures! (*open pic.*). Now, let’s walk pass the bridge to the other side, but if you look closely in the picture you will see a many fishes in a plastic bag. What is that? Well, it’s sell for people who want to buy it and set it free in the San Saeb canal for merit, it’s also have a many price rank depends on a fish types. Okay, now watch your step and follow me, the right picture is a view from the bridge. You’ll see the San Saeb canal clearly with a boats nearly the next wood bride while transporting tourists and both of sides of Wat Bangphengtai on the left and Wat Bumpennua on the right. Now let’s move down to the ground, on the right side in my picture you will see the sign of Wat Bumpennua that surrounded by a big trees and people who take a seats for just rest for a while, and if you look on the left side you will absolutely see the big wood sign of Kwan-Riam floating market which decorate by a flowers, an old wood boat, and the old tricycle. Next to the Kwan-Riam sign, you can buy a breads and feed a fishes in the canal, like father and his daughter did in the picture. After I ta