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Kazuo Lim Khee Boon | profile | all galleries >> My Travel Album >> Thailand >> Central Thailand >> Bangkok (Krungthep Mahanakhon) >> Landmarks / Places of Interest >> Sao Ching-Cha (Giant Swing) tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

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Sao Ching-Cha (Giant Swing)

Sao Ching-Cha (Giant Swing)




Sao Ching Cha, the Giant Swing at Wat Suthat, was built in 1784 by Rama I
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Isti 07-Feb-2006 22:34
I wonder that so light building haven't been destroyed by some enemy in any war through the centuries. In Europe, even the heaviest buildings have been destroyed in some decades.
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