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Thailand Land of Smiles

It may be a marketing slogan used by the Tourism Authority of Thailand, but there are plenty of visitors who will agree that Thailand really is the ‘Land of Smiles’. That doesn’t mean that everybody walks around with inane grins on their faces all day long, but there are certainly plenty of smiles to be seen and enjoyed when you visit Thailand. A Thai smile can have a host of meanings; happy, nervous, embarrassed, shy . . . here’s a small selection of some of my favourite Thai smiles that I’ve photographed during my stay here.

Cheeky smile

School-children at Wat Pho, BangkokThai youngsters at Wat Pho, Bangkok

Guarded smile

On guard duty at the Grand Palace, BangkokOn guard duty at the Grand Palace, Bangkok

Smiling assassins

Smiling assassins with water pistols during the Songkran Water FestivalSmiling assassins with water pistols during the Songkran Water Festival

Sunny Songkran smile

Enjoying the sanuk at the Songkran New Year Water FestivalEnjoying the sanuk at the Songkran New Year Water Festival

Visit Land of Smiles

Bus parked up near the Grand Palace, BangkokBus parked up near the Grand Palace, Bangkok

Lanna smiles

Elegant smiles at the Chiang Mai Flower FestivalElegant smiles at the Chiang Mai Flower Festival

Serene smiles

The mini-monks of Doi Suthep, Chiang MaiThe mini-monks of Doi Suthep, Chiang Mai

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About Roy Cavanagh

Roy Cavanagh is a former stand-up comedian who now works as a freelance writer and website designer. Passionate about Thailand and Thai culture, Roy is also the editor of the online magazine, Fan Club Thailand.

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