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Photo takne in Bangkok which has been called "the Venice of the East" due to the many canals, known locally as "klongs", that criss-cross the old city. Most klongs are found west of the city across the Chao Phraya River in Thonburi and to the north in Nonthaburi and Pak Kret. In the old days of Bangkok these canals served as the main routes of transporation in the city. Even today, homes along the klongs each have a small dock on the water. This is also where the famous floating markets sprang up, although then they actually served locals and not just tourists.

To take a private tour of the klongs, simply hire one of the longtail speed boats found at many of the Chao Phraya piers. They will take you through many small klongs where you feel as though you have gone back in time. There are still many locals who live along the klongs and depend on them daily to reach markets or temples.
Here U can see a piece of modernity in one of the khlongs which comparing to the aold houses and this colorful, traditional boat look really interesting.
I know that the weather conditions weren't too good that day but I hope U like this photo in spite of that.
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