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  • Vietnamese basket boats are used as ferries to go out to the main fishing boats and back to shore.  These baskets are also sometimes used for artfully displaying "catch of the day" at seafood restaurants once they have retired from service as boats.
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  • Vietnamese basket boats are used as ferries to go out to the main fishing boats and back to shore.  These baskets are also sometimes used for artfully displaying "catch of the day" at seafood restaurants once they have retired from service as boats.
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  • The pleasant bay of Kata charms many visitors with its white sands and clear waters. Very popular with families, Kata is an all round favourite due to its spectacular palm lined beach, seafood restaurants, lively nightlife and varied accommodation options.
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  • Thai Monk Collecting Alms -  Most activities are carried out on the Mae Klong River or the connecting canals in the Amphawa area. This includes monks traveling from temple to temple, and collecting alms on the morning rounds. The respect given by a lay Buddhist to a Buddhist monk or nun is not charity as presumed by Westerners but it is closer to a symbolic connection showing humility and respect. The presence of so Buddhist monks is a stabilizing influence in Thai society and the act of alms giving assists in connecting lay people to the monk and what he represents.
    amphawa-alms-1.jpg
  • Thai Monk Collecting Alms - Most activities are carried out on the Mae Klong River or the connecting canals in the Amphawa area. This includes monks traveling from temple to temple, and collecting alms on the morning rounds. The respect given by a lay Buddhist to a Buddhist monk or nun is not charity as presumed by Westerners but it is closer to a symbolic connection showing humility and respect. The presence of so Buddhist monks is a stabilizing influence in Thai society and the act of alms giving assists in connecting lay people to the monk and what he represents.
    amphawa-alms-5.jpg
  • Thai Monk Collecting Alms -  Most activities are carried out on the Mae Klong River or the connecting canals in the Amphawa area. This includes monks traveling from temple to temple, and collecting alms on the morning rounds. The respect given by a lay Buddhist to a Buddhist monk or nun is not charity as presumed by Westerners but it is closer to a symbolic connection showing humility and respect. The presence of so Buddhist monks is a stabilizing influence in Thai society and the act of alms giving assists in connecting lay people to the monk and what he represents.
    amphawa-alms-4.jpg
  • Thai Monk Collecting Alms - Most activities are carried out on the Mae Klong River or the connecting canals in the Amphawa area. This includes monks traveling from temple to temple, and collecting alms on the morning rounds. The respect given by a lay Buddhist to a Buddhist monk or nun is not charity as presumed by Westerners but it is closer to a symbolic connection showing humility and respect. The presence of so Buddhist monks is a stabilizing influence in Thai society and the act of alms giving assists in connecting lay people to the monk and what he represents.
    amphawa-alms-3.jpg