Phuket Island - My favorite place

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Phuket Island - My favorite place

    In 2017, I went to Phuket Island in Thailand. I was impressed by the temple at that place. They are mysterious and serene. Many local people go to the temple as a way of life for a long time. Meanwhile, these temples are also open to tourists and scholars from different places in the world. 

 Temple in Phuket Island. Source: Nexus Holidays.

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  1. Laura GibbsAugust 27, 2020 at 4:34 PM

    Ohhhhh, I am so jealous that you have been Phuket Island, Terry! It is one of my life goals to get a chance to visit Thailand someday. I especially want to go see The Grand Palace in Bangkok which has the famous Ramayana murals: Ramakien Gallery link ... SOMEDAY I will go there!!! :-)

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    1. Taiwei ChangAugust 29, 2020 at 10:14 AM

      I'm sure you would see some fabulous scenery there! :-)

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