What the woman wore was a traditional ethnic costume

Man Wearing The Traditional Costume

Dressed Girl And Dress-down Boy

Girls Dressed In The Traditional Floral Costume

Huge Grin And Embroidery

There Are Ten Different Ways To Paint Thanaka, And It's Fun To Watch

Stitching Man

Street Vendor Embroidering While Selling Souvenirs

Taqiyah, Beard And Embroidered Collar

Doing Embroidery

Two Cfraftsmen Doing Needlework

Men Doing Needlework

Stitching Woman

Microphone In His Hand

Jeweler Wearing An Embroidered Taqiyah

If You Are Not Satisfied With Just Offering Flowers And Candles At The Erawan Shrine, You Can Also Offer A Dance Performance

Woman Performing A Wedding Ceremony With A Big Fan

Woman Wearing Ao Dai At A Stall

Woman Wearing An Ethnic Costume

Woman With An Ethnic Cap

Woman Sitting In Front Of A Restaurant

Mother Holding Her Baby And Hmong Woman

Woman Walking In The Market Of Muang Sing

Akha Woman Standing By The Roadside

Woman Standing On Sidewalk

Olmec Megalithic Human Head Sculpture Is Reminiscent Of Africans

When The Torii Are Leaned Together, It Looks Like They Are Sealing Something

The Line On The Forehead Is A Religious Mark Called A Tilaka, Which Indicates The Religious Denomination Believed In By Color And Shape

Man With A Square Face

It Would Be More Fun If You Could See The Ginza Line Shibuya Station From The Connecting Passageway Between Scramble Square And Hikarie

Perplexed Iron Frames