The first day i come to Bangkok , i stay near Art Hotel Sanamchai which being rated 2 stars. Even it was 2 stars, i think i can consider it was nice hotel for 15 usd pernight at that time . It was spacious, clean and more important this place was not noisy .
Its has been my habit to running early morning when i just come to any new places . I do that to know what is happening near i stay in the morning . When i visit Myanmar and Laos , i always wake up early in the morning to see and catch some picture of local giving food and stuff for the monk. I wonder how people in Thailand especially in Bangkok getting their blessing from the monk.
I wake up at 5 o'clock and i can hear that already busy. When i go down , i see many people start buying stuff from the vendor around this place. Since it was near the market, i believe that this place has been busy as early 3 o'clock in the morning.
The best thing that i seldom see in any town that i visit is there was a lot of vendor selling flower . Then i realize this is the flower market when i look at the google map. No wonder all the vendor here selling fresh flower in the morning .I can smell fresh flower while running in this area. The flower market is booming in Thailand and several other Asean country for their offering to the monk , and home decoration .
While running around the block , i just see some senior monk give their blessing to the vendor around here. I guess the other and young monk have another route.
I run for an hour and end my jog with wonderful food from the nearby stall.
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That was a good run to start my first day in Bangkok. The travel journey in Bangkok start with few block run from my stay.
Keep safe and healthy everyone.
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