Bangkok | Cured my giant phobia in Bangkok

| Cured my gigantophobia in Bangkok. After going to Bangkok four or five times, I finally explored all those magical giants on the outskirts of the city, and gradually cured my giant phobia... - 1️⃣Wat Sam Phran🐉 A giant dragon is entwined around a pink tower. When I went there in the evening, there was a hint of sunset glow on the horizon. From the wrong perspective, it looked like a giant dragon breathing fire! - 2️⃣Lord Shiva’s Vihara Taking photos of this huge statue through the spider-web-like wires, pedestrians look particularly small under the statue. The picture is so magical. - 3️⃣&4️⃣ Three-Headed Ganesha Museum🐘 This special building is built next to an overpass. Overlooking the city skyline in the distance, it gives a feeling of being isolated in a corner of the bustling city. - 5️⃣&6️⃣&7️⃣Ancient Siam There are many uniquely shaped man-made landscapes in this park, the most interesting of which is the giant giant salamander in Figure 5. - 8️⃣ Buddha statue next to Bhumibol Bridge The standing Buddha is framed by the bridge tower. If you take photos in the morning, the Buddha's body will be coated with golden light by the morning sun. - 9️⃣Airplane Graveyard🛩️ This photo was taken in 2019 (my face was so thin back then!). At that time, this place was still a popular check-in spot for internet celebrities. Now I haven’t seen anyone post it for a long time. I wonder if it still exists? - All of the above places are in relatively remote suburbs, and you need a telephoto or aerial perspective to take good photos. If you are not particularly curious, you don’t need to make a special trip, just look at my photos [Salute]~ - Bangkok, Thailand