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Khon Thai Phra-Luck character of Ramayana story.

Traditional Khmer apsara dancers perform at a pagoda in Vietnam. The apsara represents an important motif in Khmer temples. People and art concept.

Vertical image of Asian man and woman wear Thai traditional dress and dance with beautifuul cultural style on the way with ancient wall and building in background.

A women shows Apsara dance in old ruins near Siem Reap, Cambodia.

Art culture Thailand Dancing in masked khon Benjakai in literature Ramayana,Thailand

Gold colored crowns of thai rum thai dancers. Capture from backside into group of dancers in traditional costumes during historical event. 2019 was historical event at and around temple ruin Wat Wihan Thong Historical Site with food market and dance shows events for publicity and admission free. Typical thai true classic market and event festival

Pantomime (Khon) is traditional Thai classic masked play enacting scenes from the Ramakien (Ramayana) in a public place at Wat Phra Si Sanphet, Ayutthaya, Thailand

balinese girl dance gesture wearing Balinese traditional dress with a dancing gesture with crown, jewelry, and gold ornament accessories on grey background

Beautiful Thai woman wearing traditional dancer dress headgear jewelry long nails holding fan dancing performance show on black background isolated.

Traditional Khmer apsara dancers perform at a pagoda in Vietnam. The apsara represents an important motif in Khmer temples. People and art concept.

Khon, Is a classic Thai dance in a mask. This is Hanuman and he is the one of characters from the Ramayana The greatest Thai literature of Thailand

Shan people (an ethnic group living in parts of Burma and Thailand) dress in national costumes to dance the Kakku, Taunggyi, Myanmar, 11 Aug 2023. Bird Dance, Shan culture in Burma.

KHON THAI dancing performers of one of Thailand's most highly regarded dances.Tos-Sa-Kan actor in Thai Ramayana literature. Thai Ramayana literature actor (Tos-Sa-Kan)Thailand.

Candid portrait of two female thai dancers in traditional costumes and make-up sitting together and using mobile phones on wall of ruins in Phitsanulok. Scene is at History week in Phitsanulok with traditional food, clothings and performances about history and battles with Myanmar. Performance takes place at historical grounds of Wat Wihan Thong Historical Site near Nan river and is local way of keeping history alive

Khon is a dance drama genre from Thailand. This has been performed since the Ayutthaya Kingdom. Khon is traditional dance drama art of Thai classical masked, Scene of performance is Ramayana epic.

Young Burmese girls with thanaka face paint dancing in the ancient temple of Bagan, Myanmar (Burma)

Phra Ram mask incarnation of the god Narai, the hero of the Ramakian. A model of thai actor's Khon mask on black background.(Thai traditional dance) Use in khon thai classical style of ramayana story.

This ancient Thai temple shines brilliantly with its grandeur. Glazed tiles sparkle, and the golden Buddha statues exude solemnity. The air is filled with the scent of incense, creating an atmosphere of reverence and sanctity in the temple. Captured with the Leica Q3.

Wide shot of beautiful Asian woman wear Thai traditional dress action of dancing together with Thai classic blue masked and cloths from the Ramakien character with Thai painting on public place wall.

Bangkok, Thailand: Bangkok Airport / Suvarnabhumi Airport - churning of the ocean of milk (Samudra Manthana), the naga (king of serpents), Vasuki, is curled around the Mandara mountain (a spur of Mount Meru, the world axis). Vishnu, incarnated in the form of a turtle (Vishnu Kurmavtara), supports the mountain. Devas (demigods) and Asuras (demons) pull the naga's body to churn the cosmic ocean in order to produce nectar of immortality, 'Amrita'. A major episode in Hindu mythology, that Buddhists are happy to retell.

Pantomime (Khon) is traditional Thai classic masked play enacting scenes from the Ramakien (Ramayana) with a backdrop of Thai paintings in a public place at Wat Phra Khao, Ayutthaya province, Thailand

Two Thai models wearing traditional costumes.

Photo taken in Bangkok, Thailand

A women shows Apsara dance in old ruins near Siem Reap, Cambodia.

APRIL 11 Thai Manora paint on door in Wat Kang Pla, Thung Song, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Thailand

Thai dancers with golden headwear and in traditional clothing at Public local traditional culture event organized by local government near historical grounds of Wat Wihan Thong Historical Site near Nan river and is local way of keeping history and traditions alive. Women are standing together and are using mobiles. In background is crowd of people

Art culture Thailand Dancing in masked khon in literature ramayana,Thai classical monkey masked, Khon,Thailand

General view of a Ramayana statue inside the international departures hall at Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok. International travel at Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) in Bangkok, Thiland on July 22, 2023.

Khon, Is a classic Thai dance in a mask. This is Hanuman expressing his love to Miss. Suphan Matcha. An episode from the Ramayana The greatest Thai literature of Thailand

Thao Wessuwan, located on the way up Khao Khitchakut. Thao Wessuwan which has been described as He is the lord of organizations (giants) and the lord of spirits. He is one of the 4 great Brahma gods who protect the human world. He resides in the Heavenly Fourth Heaven, the northern world, with giants as his subjects. This photo was taken at Khao Khitchakut National Park. Chanthaburi Province, Thailand

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