Evergreen Seminar

After a week-full conference in Indonesia and a day in office, I rushed off for an in-house seminar in Kanchanaburi (the town of world renowned River Kwai Bridge). Despite the tight schedule, me and several friends managed to sneak out and befreinded the hotel receptionist who took us on a golf cart ride to admire the beauty of the place.

random golfer on their midday round 

the lake near hole 18.. 

one of many lakes of the golf course, doubles as water reservoir for the hotel 

The golf course 

hotel building facing the goft course with swimming pool on the left side in the picture 

view of the pool taken from the end of my corridor 

The morning mist taken from my room's balcony 

the flower shot to show off our natural beuaties (or lack for some)

More morning mist shot giving you the idea of how lovely the landscape is

Toy, the receptionist was our tour guide and driver of the day 

the hotel is not that small but the golf course and surrounding mountains are so glorious so we sneaked out at lunch time and before dinner in the golf cart to admire the place 

the glorious and so tempting pool  

the closet I could get to the pool on the last day...so a little mermaid pose seems appropriate 

Borobudur

Borobudur from afar 

Walking up the steps one is faced with the grandure work of faith 

One of the four galleries of Borobudur rich with carvings telling the reincornations of Lord Buddha 

The carving telling story of Lord Buddha birth 

Colourful tourists!!!! 

Black and white shot of Borobudur 

One can't hold their admiration for the collection of stupas here. 

The only Buddha which visitors reached inside the stupa to touch for luck 

Another shot of the bell-shaped stupas 

The sole Buddha not enclosed in the stupa. Fresh flowers have been presented to him every morning. 

One of 71 Bell-Shape Stupa housing Buddha  

A short visit to stone carving workshop in Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Man made beauty perfected by Mother Nature...