Okay, honestly, I don't really have a lot of experiences with different brow pencils from different brands but it's mostly because of this brow pencil. Yeah, I'm blaming it.
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During the last blog post about the brush drying holder, I've mentioned that this was part of my haul as well because I basically repurchased another piece but also guess what, I got the wrong colour.
So I thought, "Yo, why not just make a comparison review as well?"
Funnily, when I tried to look for an official website of Witch's Pouch, I couldn't find it.
Perhaps they don't have one at all..? I know that it's one of the popular brand on Memebox and I heard from my friend that people praised this product because of the quality, (that's when I already bought it), but it's a little bit odd that they don't have a website of their own.
This is the description from Althea:
Looking to channel your darker side? Let Witch's Pouch bring out the temptress in you, making you feel alluring, confident and attractive with their take on beauty. Modern and trendy, Witch's Pouch offers and enchants with a range of chicly packaged beauty products which they pride themselves in, making cosmetics with ingredients of the highest quality while offering them at a reasonable price.
They are affordable. Head to Althea to check their pricing (if Memebox isn't available in your country).
My very first piece of this product is in the colour of Natural Brown.
It's now 95% used up. The only part available to use right now is the mascara part.
It is said to be recommended for people with natural dark hair.
"Chocolate color."
My second piece is in the colour of Rich Brown. It's fairly used right now because I couldn't wait anymore >< It's a lot better than the other substitutes available for me now.
It is said to be recommended for people with dyed hair.
"Caramel color."
Here's what the packaging looks like.
It's all in Korean, which is one of the language that I have yet to master it.
(I'm on my way ;) )
So let me try to translate it a little and maybe elaborate it too:
1. 3 Proof: Waterproof, Oilproof, Smudgeproof
2. 2-in-1: Pen + Mascara
3. Natural: Colours that makes your makeup looks natural
4. Lasting: (Refer to No.2???)
5. Multi: (Refer to No.2 again??????)
6. Easy: Non-complicating
Now, let's start comparing the brow pencils' colours.
Let's put Natural Brown on the left and Rich Brown on the right.
The pencil part is called the Auto Triangle Pencil.
They're pretty pigmented and soft as well. Light strokes will be enough to make the colour "Pop!"
Unfortunately, it's pretty delicate. They break a little bit more easier than expected.
(Also, that's pretty much everything that's left from the Natural Brown pencilcara of mine)
The mascara wands are pretty small but not as small as the new slim (eye) mascaras on the market now. The length of the wand makes it easier to move your hands around while coating your brows.
Here's a colour comparison for the two colours.
If you look closely, Natural Brown is solely brown shade whereas Rich Brown has red hues in it.
First stroke with pencil part: One time.
Second stroke with pencil part: Two Times
Third stroke with pencil part: Three Times
Click on the pictures below to have a closer view.
They look different on the skin, so here's my attempt to show you how different it is.
Natural brown on the left, Rich Brown on the right.
It's not obvious enough through camera but when you see it in real life, Rich Brown does have some reddish hues in it. The red hues doesn't make the colour look any less natural though.
Here's me wearing it for a few hours already:
I forgotten to do a 10-wipes testing on this one but here's what I've observed.
You can easily remove it with chemicals, like, any chemicals. Soaps, cleansers, detergent, makeup remover. Well, basically anything that has a cleaning function.
My thoughts:
This pencilcara is the first product I've got from Witch's Pouch, which I hesitated a lot before actually purchasing it. That's because I've never heard of this brand before, and when I do a light research, there wasn't a lot of people talking about it. I got it eventually because it was the cheapest dual-functioned brow makeup product available on Althea.
After trying the brow mascara for the first time, I was really surprised because it worked better than the brow mascara from Etude House. (Personal experience, heuheuh) Then the pencil colour is more natural that the one I got from Etude House as well. Considering that they have a similar price range, this product has successfully won my heart over Etude House.
As much as I'm aware of, this product actually holds pretty well for most of the day. I usually go out for more than 4 hours, doing whatever needs to be done, such as going to university or run errands. The brow makeup stayed for a long time, but of course it can't stay for 24 hours. That would be a little bit crazy and unsafe to use because of the chemicals.
On the other hand, this product rubs off easily with makeup remover. It's pretty handy to have a makeup product that has a high staying power but is available to be erased easily with chemicals. It takes less effort to clean my face, thus saving more time and money. Also, because of that, I have less time exposing my face to chemicals which could end up drying my face even faster.
Speaking of irritations, this product doesn't give me that kind of hassle at all. It's pretty safe to be used on sensitive//eczema skin.
With all those keypoints I've mentioned, this product deserves 4 out of 5 stars. I'm deducting 0.5 star because the pencil 'lead' is too short, measured only roughly 2cm in total. The other 0.5 star is because of the price. It's a little bit more expensive than it should be, at Rm31 per piece.
Overall, this is a great product and until I found another replacement, I'm gonna repurchasing this repeatedly.
I wanna wash all of them at once but looking for a place to dry them is such a hassle.
I'll have to find a place that is high enough and away from the bathroom, place a towel on it (my towels are all long-sized and thick), then make enough space for the water that's been soaked into the towel to evaporate faster, etc etc etc!!!
My room is tiny, so if I were to do that, I'll just make my life suffer.
Then I saw Hermo having a Chinese New Year (CNY) sale and one of them caught my eye.
BUY TWO AT RM58
OH MY GODDDDDDDDDDD
*clear throat* So, of course lah, I went to take a look.
Yo. They brought in a brush drying holder... and of course, I quickly ordered.
So it doesn't really have a pretty packaging.
This brand is called Cerro Queen, very famous on Taobao since before Hermo even started... or maybe luxola too. Cerro Queen is known to sell makeup brushes in sets. Oh, they are quite affordable too, yup-yup, but as their popularity increased, the prices of their products increased too. The hair they used on the brushes ranges from synthetic to animal fur. Actually, I'm not sure if they are still using animal fur or nah. They used to make brushes out of horse tail fur, if I'm not mistaken. I mean, the last time I saw it on Taobao was few years ago. (After that time, I bought some cheap-arse brushes from F21. That's why I didn't bother obsessing with it anymore.)
Anyway, this is what it looks like when you take the items out of the packaging.
The label on the plastic wrap says: Please peel off protective sticker.
These are everything from the set.
You get two pieces for the stand and one with the silicon layer to hold the brushes.
Peel off the quite-sticky sticker and you'll reveal to yourself its true form.
Oh and this type of material looks a bit like those that get scratched fairly easy.
You might wanna be careful with it when you're using it.
Aaaaaaaaaaand, be very gentle when you are peeling off the sticker because..
well, let's just say that the protective sticker isn't at it's highest-end of quality.
This is what they'll look like once you peel the stickers off.
Assembling them is actually a very-easy job.
Now the holder part.. uhm.. it's already assembled. So let's leave it aside first.
Next, the second part is where you put these two together-
... by allowing them to intersect with each other. (.. where their souls combine into one and rise through their purest form, creating a whole new form of what they thought they could never be.) (Dramatic much? Yes.) (I was reading this book called How to Tell Toledo from the Night Sky by Lydia Netzer) (Totally won't recommend it lololollololol)
Now, put the holder onto the top of the stand through the hole in the middle aaaand you're done!
This is what the finished product looks like :D
It holds all shapes and sizes of your brushes. Most makeup brushes are made with the typical sizing range, so I'm pretty sure it's gonna work for most of you out there.
My thoughts:
It's pretty useful because in other times, when I have no space to lay them on my towel, I had to find a rack to tie them on. It was also unhygienic because the only small metal rack available was in the bathroom, right in front of the toilet bowl. At the same time, it is a shared toilet. So, I feel very unsettled every time I think about having to wash my brushes. Right now, with this holder, I could just place them on my table, directly next to the window and allowed more sunlight to shine on them. This does have some antibacterial effect and the sunlight will boost up the drying process (if not many then) a little. This thing is small, portable and very light. The silicon layer holds the brushes quite well. Of course, if the brush is too heavy (and wet), then it might slide off a little. In other cases, they work just perfectly fine.
Price-wise, I bought it in a Buy-2-for-Rm58 promotion along with PREBUTE Eyelid Supplement, so it's basically very worth it, considering their original prices to be around Rm30-40 each. Uhmmm.. not sure if I want to review this one tho, because I feel like it's going to be just like any other ordinary eye cream. Of course, it does feels different but I guess the overall functions are similar.
PREBUTE Eyelid Supplement - somewhat similar to eyecream but cooler, lighter and portable.
Along with the bundle, I purchased my second piece of eyebrow pencil from Witch's Pouch again because my first one is already 90% finished. I'll put up a review for it because I feel like it's totally worth your purchase. Why? Well, both the pencil and mascara have natural colours. The mascara's wand is just nice too. I'll give you the details later on but right now, it's time for me to go back to house chores.
Ps: purchasing while the cny promotion is still on and get 5pcs of hermo angpaos for free!
Two years ago, we went to Bangkok and stayed in the hotel named Berkeley. This year, we wanted to try this fairly-new hotel named Glow Hotel in Pratunam.
We stayed in the 11th floor (non-smoking floor) and the services here is very good.
The hotel room is quite spacious for a small hotel like this.
Our view is directly at the street of Platinum Mall.
There's also a wide mirror with a television in the middle of it
being placed directly in front of the bed and under the writing desk.
By the way, there are only two universal plug points while others are Thailand power plug points.
There's also a hair dryer inside the desk but it's a low-power type of hairdryer. The hairdryer also comes with a diffuser.
The dresser is quite spacious with multiple racks for you to put your things on.
There are two robes and two pairs of slippers provided, as usual.
The hotel will provide two bottles of water in room temperature, as well as another two bottles in the fridge. There are also coffee packets available along with the water boiler. The hotel, however, do not provide snacks.
The bathroom is quite spacious as well BUT THEY DO NOT HAVE A BATH TUB T-T
Also, they only provide you with paper wipes, two pairs of toothbrush and toothpastes, two shower caps, some cotton pads and cotton swabs, as well as two plastic cups. They also have a bottle of hand wash gel, which is a very eco-friendly method, I would say. (Thumbs up). However:
They do not provide shavers.
I repeat: they do not provide shavers.
Again: They do not provide shavers.
Bring your own shavers or epilators.
The shower room is clean and there's only one shower head.
The body wash and shampoo are also in bottles. (Cleaning staffs will fill up the bottle every time they clean up your room). The water gets hot faster than expected too!
Their room service food looks kinda yummy tho, with a decent price.
However, I didn't get to try because there are so many other good food around Pratunam.
The swimming pool is... uh... decent sized HAHHA
Well, it's enough for me to swim and best of all?
This swimming pool is hardly occupied, which means you can swim in it all on your own
without having to swim with other people!
Underneath the pool is this small garden that looks really, really pretty for a small outside party.
The massage parlor is quite affordable, I would say.
Every staff here are very friendly even though there's a big gap of language barrier.
They are also quite skilled too.
This is their only banquet/meeting room, called the Glitter Room.
This is where you'll usually eat for breakfast (if you've included breakfast in your package)
Christmas was around the corner!
So the cafe management decided to give us a complimentary cookie :)
I didn't eat it tho, because of the grease that got soaked into the paper packaging...
Kind of a turn-off there...
This is what it'll looks like every morning.
They usually have stew fried vege, sausages, ham..
Also, pretty looking sunny-side ups.
During Christmas Eve, they prepared Roasted Chicken.
Not turkey :/
There's also a section for fruits, yogurts and salad.
KIMCHI IS AVAILABLE TOO!!!
Then, there's another section for toasts and jams.
This side of the table has porridge and soup-of-the-day sometimes.
Here's also a station for cereal, juice and ice water.
Here's my second day's meal.
On the third day they prepared Bacon but it's very salty ><
During my fourth day, I tried their pumpkin soup.
It's nice to taste but trying it once is enough.
Because the hotel is above the mall called Shibuya Mall, there's also some commercial franchises here,
such as McD and Starbucks.
Ps: my mom bought a lot of limited edition Starbucks cups and bottles here..
are there Thailand version of special edition merchs or.. what?
Platinum Mall!
Just a walking distance away!
Shop here for a huge variety of clothes until you drop, like literally.
(My first two hours got me spending 3000 bucks.. sigh)
You can't really bargain in here anymore, unlike two years ago at least.
I guess it's also because the sellers are also a lot smarter now *shrug*
My advice is to walk the entire mall first (preferably during 10am) then only proceed to serious shopping. This is because some stores sell the same clothing but different prices. Want an example? I bought a bomber jacket for about 450 Baht and another store was selling it for 1000+- Baht. See how crazy the gap could be?
Right beside the Zone 3 of Platinum Mall, there's a bridge made to cross over to Central World and Big C within 10 minutes. It's safer than crossing the road, I'd say, which is what we did two years ago.
But also, you can go over to Central World to use the BRT there, which is closer to BTS Siam station, I believe.
The ticket counter here is mainly for people to buy passes (daily pass, monthly pass, etc)
If you wanna buy one-way tickets, you gotta do it at the (new) machines at the side.
The machines do slot out multiple tickets at once, too.
Sometimes the ticketing counter allows you to purchase one-way tickets, but sometimes they don't.
So just head to those (newer) machines instead. By the way, they are all touch screens but the sensors aren't sharp enough, so you may need to cut your nails or press harder against the screen.
Here's how it looks like when you go up to the rail station.
The advertisements here are all digital too.
Some banners on the other side are not, though.
The messages on these digital banners are quite humorous too.
Here comes the train!
Inside the train, no one talks, there are very minimal amount of noises being emitted.
Some start reading, some just.. stare.
The space is a bit wider than Malaysia's, I would say.
The air conditioner is colder too.
Our stop is at Terminal 21.
We're here basically for the fun of it, like just to take photos with stuffs.
You'll get what I mean later XD
They were having the Gift Fest going on.
Basically just shops selling stuffs that are considered to be gift ideas for people you love.
Every floor in Terminal 21 has a different theme.
There's also an Auntie Anne here with a somewhat different menu from Malaysia.
Did you know that you can also depart from M floor straight to the 3rd (or was it 4th) floor by using this long 'butt' escalator?
Anyway, the best part is at level 5.
Ta-da!!!
It's the Golden Gate Bridge!
Looking down from the escalator, this is what you'll see.
Not to mention, there's also a light tower here!
Remember the part where I said we came here just to take photos with stuffs?
Well, here they are XD
My new boyfie lolololololollololo
Directly opposite of Central World lies a huge building called Big C.
This is where everyone shops for yummy snacks at a relatively cheaper price!
Big C also provides recycled boxes for you to use if your luggage is too full to fill up the goods. But here's the catch, you need to bring your own cellophane tape, or packing tapes. They don't provide you with that. If you forgotten to bring a tape, you could always cross fold the lids.
The night of Central World is gorgeous, filling the area with warm bright lights from the deco right outside the mall. Two years ago, it was filled with snoopies. This year tho, it was filled with LED flowers.
But will ya look at the crowd!!!
Before we took more photos of this place, we went to this buffet shop called Shabushi by Oishi.
You see, it's a good thing I made reservation through their Facebook page but it seems like there was a miscommunication in between store and the customer service department. They didn't get the memo. After tell the staff members that we indeed made a reservation, they let us in 15 minutes later. This made us to get away from queue outside the restaurant for TWO HOURS.
YES people waited outside for two hours just to dine in this buffet shop!
Crazy!
They have lots of food tho, with different juices and teas from the brand Oishi, to sushi & tempura, to steamboat ingredients like tons and tons of pork meat, vege and seafood.
However, try to get there as early as possible to be seated at the front because that's where all the good food are, before anyone else gets to take em. We sat at the back so we didn't get to eat the good stuffs...
After eating, we tried to take photos outside the mall but hollie cow manure look at the crowd.
It's impossible to take photos here, especially during the Christmas night.... !!
The only historical place that we went to was Ayutthaya.
This place has a lot of ruins and remains of buildings and temples from the past few centuries.
We went straight to one of the temples first, which I didn't get to ask the name of it.
This temple has two large Buddha statues on each sides of the entrance.
According to my sisters who climbed all the way up there, they said that there's only a well inside the building. Nothing else.
There are many more Buddha statues along the sides of the brick fence.
This place is seriously majestic.
The "Elephant Palace"
Inside Ayutthaya, there's this place called วังช้างอยุธยา แล เพนียด Ayutthaya Elephant Palace & Royal Kraal.. I'll be honest with you, I was terribly horrified by the fact that there are still places like this to exist. The man on the right hand side of this baby elephant seemed to be its "guardian" but from the looks of it, it's more like its "abuser."
I'm not making accusations here. (Well, I'm mostly not.)
Based on what I've observed, the baby elephant is highly afraid of the stick that the man is holding in the picture above. At the end of the stick is something like a reaper's blade. I'm talking bout real metal blade, not a plastic toy. It's also very a sharp looking one. Now if you would look at the baby elephant's forehead, you'll see a scar. I am assuming that it got the scar from that reaper-blade stick over there. In the meantime, this man showed no care towards the baby elephant but only the profit that he is getting. This man is selfish. The money that he gained was only used for himself. Why would I say that? Because while he crossed over to the other side of the road to buy a pack of sliced pineapples, he didn't bother to look at the baby elephant or even offer a slice of it to the baby elephant. (Maybe pineapples are bad for elephants but still, there are so many other fruits at the stalls nearby.) Anyway, the baby elephant was also seen to hesitate when people handed it baskets and baskets of corns. We're talking about 10 corns per basket and many tourists (over 30 per day) are so excited to feed it with baskets of corns. The baby elephant would seem to be happier if people would hand it cucumbers instead but I noticed that the "food stall for this elephant" has more corns than cucumbers. Quite frankly, I feel like the baby elephant was forced to eat the corns and otherwise punishments for it will be on it's way. (Okay, at this point, you'd be thinking "Ngeh, the man doesn't need to offer the elephant any more food, right?" Well, then let me rephrase my point a bit. The mand will not even pet his baby elephant or even looking at it with a pair of caring eyes, like an owner would to his beloved pet. See the point here?) I can see the sadness in its eyes when the man showed no care towards it. But what can I do? I would be completely reckless and stupid if I confront him since my family members don't seem to be giving too much f-ks about it. They know that the baby elephant was not in good hands but they looked like they're not going to do anything.
Bystander effect, possibly.
Again, baby elephants were taken here to be "trained."
Although I've never witnessed the process of it but I can tell that it's never the kind-and-gentle way.
See, if a tourist would want to take photos with this baby elephant, the man will collect money from the tourist eagerly. Then, the man will push the baby elephant's bum bum downwards, indicating that it has to sit in a specific position, like the photo below. Each tourist can only take two photos with this baby elephant while sitting on it's left front leg. One is when the baby elephant wrap it's trunk around the human, another one is when the baby elephant puts its trunk on its head and "wave" the tip of its trunk. I find it awfully disgusting when a tourist sit on its leg and smiled like they've finally seen heaven. It's disgusting, I'll repeat that. Most of the tourists who would pay to take photos with elephants and ride on the back of adult elephants are Caucasians. It's true. Ask your driver to drive around Ayutthaya and you'll see a lot of white people riding on elephants. I don't have any grudge against Caucasians. I don't. However, if they want to be seen as civilized people from the developed countries, the least they should know is that riding on an elephant is understandably known to be distressful for the elephants. Can it be called as "elephant abuse?" I don't know.
But, HELLO, it's freaking 2k17! Why are you still so ignorant?
(Same goes to you other foreign tourists who rides on elephants.)
I get it if it's for ceremonial purposes, but what kind of fun will the elephants get to become a "Tourist Attraction" or "Tourist Entertainment" if they were to be forced to do all these sorts of things just for their so-called 'carer' to gain profit? There's nothing debatable for this case simply because:
a. humans are exploiting animals for their own profits and benefits
b. animals were not born to do all these kinds of things
c. it's not nice to force an animal to do things that could hurt them physically and mentally
[[[ P.s.: This is irrelevant to the topic above but since I've been talking bout ignorant Caucasians, I'd like to talk about another matter too. I know not all Caucasians do this but I always see Caucasians cutting queues everywhere I go, especially in airports. They went all the way from the end of the queue to the front of the queue. I'm talking about long-s-queues. It's always white people doing it and I find it awfully ridiculous because it seems like they think they could get away with it just because they are "special." Trust me, you're not special, especially in Asian countries. If you are one of those who cut queues, then listen to this. We are disgusted by you but we are good people, we don't humiliate people in public and neither would we want to. Giving faces is a practice that most Asians do. Just because we don't call you out doesn't mean that we're afraid to do so. We just don't want to embarrass you (just yet). So don't be ridiculous and proceed to cut queues because it's already 2k17 now and many Asians aren't afraid to speak out anymore.
Again, let me repeat:
1. You're not special in anywhere else because we're all the same.
2. Just because you're a Caucasian, it doesn't make you someone higher up in our society because we're all the same.
3. Stop cutting queues if you don't want to embarrass the people of your country because that is very rude.
4. Get educated again if you forget how to 'moral and ethnic'
SO STOP DOING IT, WHITE PEOPLE.
(This also applies to non-white people. We know you're doing it too, just not as frequent as white people.)]
The Bang Pa-In Palace.
I'm not really a history-lover kind of a person, unless the history of something is really, really interesting. By looking at this palace, I can tell that I'll most likely not going to enjoy the most of it. (It's really just my own problem here, not the palace's). So anyway, this is the entrance of the Palace.
The dress code policy here is quite strict, which is something that had heavily turned me off as well.
I mean, I understand it is to respect the royal palace and its history, but despite the fact that my outfit for that day had not violated the dress code in any way, I still feel tired after looking at the dress code board.
Here's the ticketing counter and information counter.
If you are violating the dress code, you can rent sarongs (?) here for free but you need to put in 200baht as deposit.
Well, in my country we called it sarongs but I'm not sure what is it called in Thailand.
Again, I didn't go inside, so here's a photo taken by my sister.
She said the royal members will still come back here once in a while and many of the rooms are the princesses'. Well, the late King had 3 daughters and 1 son, so I guess that's why.
This place is pretty hipster.
Everything here has it's very own hipster aesthetic.
Some of the things are expensive but there are also cheaper clothes and decent priced commission art.
The artists are very good too!
After Artbox, we tried to walk around Chatuchak Night Market for a bit but meh.. Nothing much.
I heard from a sales girl in Platinum saying that Chatuchak market has a lot of doggy clothings but when I asked around in the Night Market, they said that those shops only open in the day but not night.. *sighs*
Please try to avoid going because it's a very long distance from Chatuchak Night Market and the crowd was so horrible that we didn't stay any longer than 20 minutes. Even trying to get a taxi outside was so, so difficult because the traffic jam over there was also crazy.
The items there are affordable but I didn't get to see a lot of it.
There are a lot of used vintage goods too.
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One of the main attraction here is this Ferris wheel. Some would call it the Eye of Bangkok.
This place has like, 10 warehouses with more than 15 shops each.
It's a huge place so try not to get lost in here.
Reading the sign posts will be very helpful too.
There is also a mini theme park inside.
This place has a lot of things to see but most of them are pretty similar, such as aromatherapy shops.
There are also a lot of antique shops around here. However, whether or not if they are truly an antique is the question..
but they do make a nice home deco.
There's also a MiniSo here lollolololol
Ferris Wheel view from one of the corners.
I could've taken a better picture of the ferris wheel if I had known where to go to.. (the balcony area beside Asiatique). I was a bit lost in here so I guess this is the best shot I have when this sky phase was occurring.
There is also one warehouse here dedicated for food stalls and mini restaurants.
Not my type because it smells greasy when I walk past here.
The washroom HAS AIR CONDITIONER IN IT.
Seriously, anywhere else of Asiatique doesn't have air conditioner in them (unless you're talking about higher budget shops that could afford one). Also, it's bright inside (the picture is darker because I set the exposure lower) and it is pretty clean too.
Ferris Wheel from the mini theme park section.
When you find your way to the balcony area of this place, you'll see the river itself and a nice view of scenery.
The first picture of this place (that Instagram photo) was taking from this side too.
Anyway, here's an up close photo of the ferris wheel.
Oh yeah, one of the stalls sell stuff made along with soy milk.
I went to try this Mango + Soy Milk drink and it was okay.
My mom hates it though HAHAHHAH
I would like to end this blog post with something important.
The late King of Thailand, King Bhumibol Adulyadej was loved by majority of His people and that many would consider Him to be almost a figure of divine. If anyone would try to criticize His Highness in any way, the person will be facing punishments regardless of his/her power and position in Thailand. (Read: Lèse majesté law). However, the late King Bhumibol was ill and His death during the 13th of October 2016 had caused the entire nation of weep. So if you would be visiting Thailand in between October 2016 and October 2017, please be reminded that you should not be a fool of yourself to do things that could spark anger in citizen's heart. They love their King so much that almost everywhere you go, you'll see tributes towards the King in many different shapes and sizes of banners and prayer tables everywhere. If you'd like to take a photo with the prayer tables, go ahead but try not to smile. I would say that it is very disrespectful. (I've seen many people smiling while taking photos with the prayer tables, which is kinda disturbing to see, to be honest.) Also, do not wear flashy clothing because, again, it's disrespectful. People don't wear flashy clothing in funerals, shrines, temples, mosques and church. So you shouldn't be doing that too, considering the entire Thailand are praying for their former King.
One of Terminal 21's tribute.
P.s.: Read the wikipedia about the information of the late King and the current King. It is somewhat interesting. I mentioned that I'm not a history-lover kind of a person but the information on their wikipedia is very different from our high school history textbooks.
That's all for my Thailand Trip in December 2016!
Hope this blog post can be informative enough for you while planning for your Thailand Trip.
Remember, respect is highly prioritized in Thailand!
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