Good afternoon.

 

This morning Yinns gang travel to Phangnga temple for “boon duan sip” = respect month ten. ( the Buddha month more quickly than farang month. )

 

Boon duan sip is for remember the ghost/ spirit of dead relative in the past. 

 

Purple Mountain Temple is famous temple in Phangnga. About 25 year ago the land was rice field. The monk install many trees and now it same forest again. Very beautiful place. Lovely. 

 

Today also for collect donation for the local hospital. Successful. Everyone help together. 

 

One famous thing about this temple is the beautiful peacock. Have 100+ birds. The male is more beautiful than the female one. 

 

Is location about 10 minutes driving from Phangnga city. 

 

 

At the temple the local Sea Gypsy wait for donation money and share temple food.

They not Buddhist, they respect other spirit. 

 

They quite poor, so can make merit help for them. The color bucket is for give donation money.

Some the kid is bit naughty.

 

 

First in line gets the most food by the looks of it! 

9 minutes ago, CGW said:

First in line gets the most food by the looks of it! 

Th sea gypsy lifestyle is not so good.

low education, bad diet, alcohol and drug a lot. Have the kid young teenager.

pitiful. 

8 hours ago, Yinn said:

The male is more beautiful than the female one.

Female really beutiful also if it show ????

 

Edited September 16, 20205 yr by 2 is 1

7 minutes ago, 2 is 1 said:

Female really beutiful also if it show ????

 

Wow. Not see that today.

 

peacock is freindly. Not scared human. Amazing bird. Maybe I like to get some for pet.

Very noisy.

1 hour ago, Yinn said:

Wow. Not see that today.

 

peacock is freindly. Not scared human. Amazing bird. Maybe I like to get some for pet.

Did you mean pot?

https://www.tourismthailand.org/Attraction/wat-suwannakhuha 8°25'43.1"N 98°28'16.9"E "It is located at Mu 2 Tambon Krasom, about 9 kilometres from Phang-nga provincial town on Highway No. 4. At Km. 30, there is a paved road on the right leading for 1 kilometre to the temple ... located on a mountain with a number of caves."

 

I liked it. The Thai word transliterated as "tham" means "cave", "yai" means "big". It has a huge Buddha statue inside the main cave.

Edited September 16, 20205 yr by dave s

On 9/16/2020 at 11:09 PM, Meat Pie 47 said:

Did you mean pot?

No.

1) temple animals not for eating

2) thai people not eat peacock same farang.