Pride in all its colors

[Guest reader]

If you’re in town, the short walk (or one stop away from Silom on MRT) to Samyan Mitrtown is worth the excursion, especially at twilight.

the mall / university complex has embraced Pride month in a big way. In lights, entertainment and colorful signage, the message is loud and clear: it’s okay to be gay.

All the shops in the multi-story mall are geared to the needs of the university students who abound in the area, including mini versions of Big C and Home Pro.

Not to be missed is the free open air observation deck which takes on a magical atmosphere as the sun goes down.
https://www.timeout.com/bangkok/news/theres-a-massive-rainbow-path-in-samyan-to-celebrate-pride-month-060721

(photos courtesy Timeout Bangkok)

[bkkmfj2648]

what a tribute.  In the above 2nd photo - there is a shot of our beloved Vinapu.

Amazing, that he is everywhere gracing us with his love and satangs  :>))

[Guest]

They periodically change the decoration in the underpass from the MRT to the Mitrtown.   It seems to be quite fashionable for people to take photographs of themselves in that.

The whole shopping mall seems quite popular with the locals and it might explain why the Silom Complex has been rather quiet in recent years.

[jason1975]

3 hours ago, bkkmfj2648 said:

what a tribute.  In the above 2nd photo - there is a shot of our beloved Vinapu.

Amazing, that he is everywhere gracing us with his love and satangs  :>))

Unintended but very appropriate!

[vinapu]

6 hours ago, bkkmfj2648 said:

what a tribute.  In the above 2nd photo - there is a shot of our beloved Vinapu.

Amazing, that he is everywhere gracing us with his love and satangs  :>))

I was about to grumble who allowed reader to post my picture but you were faster.

As for gracing with love , yes , but for satangs better roll your sleeves and make your own, I keep mine for Thai, or more accurate ASEAN guys.