No weddings, commercial photo shoots allowed on Bangkok royal temple grounds


BANGKOK: Wat Rajabopit in Thailand’s Phra Nakhon district in the capital has issued an order prohibiting people from conducting wedding ceremonies, taking photographs and videos, or organising any commercial activities on the temple’s premises.

This is in response to recent incidents of influencers using the temple as a backdrop for content creation, which led to disturbances and misuse of the venue, Thai PBS reported on Tuesday (Sept 17).

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