So I was doing some reading while I was uploading my photos of this temple just across the river from the Loha Prasat.
Built by King Rama I just outside the new city walls, the late-18th century temple served as the capital's crematorium. During the following 100 years, the temple became the dumping ground for some 60,000 plague victims.
*blink blink*
Graveyards. Along the staircase.
Now only I remember...
There were names and photos engraved along the hill. And it's a pity I didn't snap any photos of the dead... The nearest that I had, literally, was of the bellfry.
Muahaha. Perhaps if I did the photo would turn out all black. *ahem* I had one later in my trip. Spoooookeeeeyyyyyy....
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
BKK: Wat Saket
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