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Inside Chak Chak fire temple near Yazd, Iran

Inside Chak Chak fire temple near Yazd, Iran

Wall symbol of the god of water chak in Uxmal, Mexico

Wall symbol of the god of water chak in Uxmal, Mexico

Chak Chak mountain

Chak Chak mountain

Chak chak, traditional tatar dessert

Chak chak, traditional tatar dessert

Chak-chak

Chak-chak traditional asian sweet dessert

Chak-chak traditional asian sweet dessert

Chak-chak traditional asian sweet dessert

Chak-chak traditional asian sweet dessert

East sweets - chak-chak

East sweets - chak-chak

Dessert - Chak-Chak

Dessert - Chak-Chak

Chak-Chak

View over the Bafgh desert from Chak Chak, Iran

View over the Bafgh desert from Chak Chak, Iran

Wan-chak-mot-luk (Thai name) (Curcuma xanthorrhiza Roxb.)

Wan-chak-mot-luk (Thai name) (Curcuma xanthorrhiza Roxb.)

Dessert - Chak-Chak

Dessert - Chak-Chak

Wan-chak-mot-luk (Thai name) (Curcuma xanthorrhiza Roxb.) Stalks, dried and powdered.

Wan-chak-mot-luk (Thai name) (Curcuma xanthorrhiza Roxb.) Stalks, dried and powdered.

Chak Chak fire temple near Yazd, Iran

Chak Chak fire temple near Yazd, Iran

Dessert - Chak-Chak

Chak-Chak is a Tatar Dainty made from Pastry Grains and Nuts. Chak-Chak is a Tatar Dainty made from Pastry Grains and Nuts

East sweets - chak-chak

East sweets - chak-chak, the baked dough with honey

Traditional tatar dessert Chak chak

Chak chak, traditional tatar dessert. Chak chak, traditional tatar dessert

Chak chak, traditional tatar dessert and flower

Chak chak, traditional tatar dessert and camomile. Chak chak, traditional tatar dessert and camomile

Fried dough with honey sauce - dessert

Fried dough with honey sauce - dessert

Portrait of a styled professional model. Theme: sport oriental martial art. Portrait of a styled professional model. Theme: sport oriental martial art.

Buddha image and monk statues

Taken in Wat Chak Yai, Jantaburi province, Thailand. Taken in Wat Chak Yai, Jantaburi province, Thailand

The Chakri Maha Prasat Throne Hall

The modern central court is dominated by the curious Chakri Maha Prasat hall. The hall was built by King Rama V and completed in 1882. Its unusual design is due to some controversy during its construction. The original architect was a Briton working in Singapore named John Clunich. Rama V wanted an entirely western look to his new home, but others in the court argued that the king's residence and throne hall should reflect Siamese motifs. Thus the domed roof was replaced by a Thai styled roof. It should be no surprise that the Thai nickname for the building is the 'westerner with a Thai hat'. The Chakri Maha Prasat is located on what used to be the elephant coral, and was later the house of King Rama V's mother in which the future king was born. The base of the building houses the royal guards and a collection of ancient weapons is displayed in the arcades along the building's front. This display is open to the public on weekdays only. On Saturday and Sunday, you can see some of the displays but the exhibit inside is closed. VIP Visitors enter the building by the grand staircases which flank the central hall and lead up to a large porch. Above the wrought iron and frosted glass doors is the emblem of the Chakri dynasty, a three-bladed sword (ri) with the handle passing through the center hole of a discuss (chak) with a sharpened edge. Just inside is the Front Audience Hall, which leads to the Central Throne Hall, containing a small niello throne. The modern central court is dominated by the curious Chakri Maha Prasat hall. The hall was built by King Rama V and completed in 1882. Its unusual design is due to some controversy during its construction. The original architect was a Briton working in Singapore named John Clunich. Rama V wanted an entirely western look to his new home, but others in the court argued that the king's residence and throne hall should reflect Siamese motifs. Thus the domed roof was replaced by a Thai styled roof. It should be no surprise that the Thai nickname for the building is the 'westerner with a Thai hat'. The Chakri Maha Prasat is located on what used to be the elephant coral, and was later the house of King Rama V's mother in which the future king was born. The base of the building houses the royal guards and a collection of ancient weapons is displayed in the arcades along the building's front. This display is open to the public on weekdays only. On Saturday and Sunday, you can see some of the displays but the exhibit inside is closed. VIP Visitors enter the building by the grand staircases which flank the central hall and lead up to a large porch. Above the wrought iron and frosted glass doors is the emblem of the Chakri dynasty, a three-bladed sword (ri) with the handle passing through the center hole of a discuss (chak) with a sharpened edge. Just inside is the Front Audience Hall, which leads to the Central Throne Hall, containing a small niello throne.

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