Little Thai Pavilion by Hendesse
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Description
The small pavilion stands in a park in Bad Homburg / Hessen. He was built in Thailand, brought by ship to Germany and built in this park again. It was a gift of an Thai emperor who was very sick and was recovered in Bad Homburg. That was in 1907.
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Comments (48)
Captivating and very beautiful
What a gorgeous scene with a wonderful building!!
How very beautiful it is!
Superb look through!
What a beautiful eastern treasure to find in Germany!
A beautiful building Klaus. I would like a smaller version in my garden !! Super shot.
A wonderful gift.
a wonderful pagoda, a lovely shot
What an excellent shot!!!
Really beautiful garden and pavillion!
Beautiful!
nice image
Wonderful place! Great capture! :)
excellent!
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
very beautiful
EXCELLENT WORK!
Wonderful capture of this beautiful architecture; I can't imagine a more lovely setting!
Lovely colors and texture in this right-down-the-middle capture of the pretty pavilion, Klaus. Interesting about the Thai emperor.
It is a beautiful pavilion.
very lovely
Wow, how beautiful.
Absolutely awsome place my friend, spectacular work, precious work, congratulations!
Beautiful
What a gorgeous structure.
Wonderful image, and not at all what I would have expected to find in Germany.
Such an ornate structure! Nice photo.
So beautiful thai piece of history you shared with us, thanks!!! Lovely colors and light!!! :0)
Noch 3 Monate ... Wundervolle Stimmung und herrliche Farben!
Lovely gift! I really think there is an elegance about the ornate beauty here. I like the way they have made the gardens around it, especially the choice of the two trees up front in red and green.