Monday, March 26, 2007
Often seen in Thailand is the Bodhi tree decorated with pieces of coloured cloth. These trees are sacred in the Buddhist culture and symbolically represent the environment where Buddha gave his sermons and eventually lay down to die. They are often found in the grounds of temples and are revered by the Thais who bring offerings in the hope of receiving good luck.
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