A portrait of Thai Princess Bajrakitiyabha is seen on display at a shrine placed for people to pray for her current health crisis at temple in Chinatown. Lunar New Year 2023 (The Year of the Rabbit), also known as the Chinese New Year and the Spring Festival, begins as Chinese tourists return to Thailand for the first time since the zero-covid lockdown began in Mainland China 3 years ago. The Thai government expects at least five million Chinese tourists will visit the Kingdom this year. Bangkok Thailand - ZUMAh236 20230121_zip_h236_004
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Recording Date: Jan 21, 2023
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January 21, 2023, Bangkok, Bangkok, Thailand: A portrait of Thai Princess Bajrakitiyabha is seen on display at a shrine placed for people to pray for her current health crisis at temple in Chinatown. Lunar New Year 2023 (The Year of the Rabbit), also known as the Chinese New Year and the Spring Festival, begins as Chinese tourists return to Thailand for the first time since the zero-covid lockdown began in Mainland China 3 years ago. The Thai government expects at least five million Chinese tourists will visit the Kingdom this year. Bangkok Thailand - ZUMAh236 20230121_zip_h236_004
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