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Painting an Elephant’s Rear End – Songkran Water Festival – Ayutthaya, Thailand


We painted the elephants but it rained the following day. We had to repaint the giant mammals to lead the Songkran Water Festival and to squirt water on everyone and everything. And yes, I painted Peter’s rear end a second time. It is difficult because elephants sway. It is also difficult because they swish their tails. An elephant’s tail can be very demanding. We jumped into the trucks with the giant containers of water and rode through the city spraying water everywhere. Of course we were drenched too. What a blast! Happy New Year! Happy Songkran Water Festival! Thank you for Water and thank you for ELEPHANTS! Enjoy.

Painting Elephants for Songkran – Ayutthaya, Thailand


Songkran, the ancient water festival, is still a huge traditional event in Thailand. The elephants are painted in celebration, and have been a 'giant' part of the festivities for centuries. The royal elephants from Ban Chang Paniet in Ayutthaya, Thailand, proudly display the culture of their ancestors by spraying everyone and everything on Songkran Day with blasts of water. This photo / video mix shows preparation day. Ayutthaya is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enjoy !

Doi Phu Nang National Park of Thailand


The park is home to about 265 peacocks, and it is the home of the last herd of the endangered Thai pea fowl, which the Indo-China areSubspecies. This pea fowl breed from January to March, but the best time to visit the park is from …

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Doi Phu Nang National Park of Thailand

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