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Bangkok Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaew, a Thepnorasi a creature from Himaphan forest, with a body half man (or angel) and half lion (or singha).

Bangkok Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaew, A Theppaksi is a Kinnon-like creature with a body that is half-man or half-angel (thep) and half-bird (paksi).

Bangkok Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaew, statue of a monkey-warriors from the Ramakien, embedded with pieces of glass, an art form known in Thai as waen fah.

Bangkok Grand Palace, Wat Phra Keow (temple of the Emerald Buddha). Mythical Creature half human half divine onthe upper terrace.

Bangkok Grand Palace, the Wat Phra Keow (temple of the Emerald Buddha), the stairs of the Royal Pantheon with five headed snake guardian.

Bangkok Grand Palace, Wat Phra Keow (temple of the Emerald Buddha). Overview of the raised platform from one of the western entrance.

Bangkok Grand Palace, the Wat Phra Keow (temple of the Emerald Buddha), general view of the raised platform with in the foreground one of the four monuments dedicated to Chakri kings.

Bangkok Grand Palace, Wat Phra Keow (temple of the Emerald Buddha). At the four corners of the Phra Mondop are stone Buddhas carved in the nineth century Javanese style.

Bangkok Grand Palace, Wat Phra Keow (temple of the Emerald Buddha). Overview of the The Phra Mondop and The Royal Pantheon of the raised platform.

Bangkok Grand Palace, the Wat Phra Keow (temple of the Emerald Buddha), yakshas door guardians of the Phra Mondop library.

Bangkok Grand Palace, the Wat Phra Keow (temple of the Emerald Buddha), one of the four monuments dedicated to Chakri kings.

Bangkok Grand Palace, Wat Phra Keow (temple of the Emerald Buddha). At the four corners of the Phra Mondop are stone Buddhas carved in the nineth century Javanese style.

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