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It is common to see Buddhist monks everywhere in Thailand.
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Alleys like this are put to good use: this one contains several storefronts, repair shops, and homes.
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Tuk-Tuks are a common form of hired transportation much like a taxi in the USA.
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Temple complexes dot the skyline of Thailand.
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A typical street in Thailand.
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Greg is the Old Testament professor with ABTS - equipping Asian leaders for ministry.
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Public transportation is a necessity.
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Here is a more suburban style neighborhood in Chiang Mai, Thailand where ABTS is headquartered.
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Spirit houses are outside most homes and businesses in Thailand.
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The streets of Chiang Mai.
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A traditional umbrella maker practicing her trade.
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Thai food tastes just as delicious as it looks!
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Markets sell anything that you can think of in closely-packed stalls.
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Ninety-four percent of Thailand is Buddhist. The sight of people burning incense to idols is common.
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Temples and shrines are very busy places that make a lot of money.
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These vendors sell flower wreaths and incense sticks people can offer to Buddha in hopes that he will hear their prayers.
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In spite of the great amount of idolatry, there are worshipers of the true and living God in Thailand that come from many nations!