A half-day-boat trip gathers at Bangrak. The morning weather is kind of foggy before it changes into heavy rain and we have to end the trip earlier than planned.



What a nice spot for fishing!!!



Our first stop is at Wat Ratcha Orasaram Ratchaworawiharn. I have never been to this temple before. It is more convenient to come to this temple by boat than by car.

Excerpt from the temple:
Wat Ratchaworawiharn is an ancient temple since Ayutthaya period, its former name was Wat Chom Thong. Because of King Rama III, who restored the temple, favored in Chinese Art, thus the architectural and all artistic works for the restoration was the applied art of Thai and Chinese style. The well harmony of Thai and Chinese style can be observed from both of Wiharn (The sermon hall) and Ubosot (the ordination hall) of the reclining Buddha. It was the first temple without decoration on the rooftop of Ubosot and Wiharn.



Painting on the inside window.



The stars of this trip. I think that everyone in this trip has taken at least one of pictures of them.