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Infinite Pool Views?

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So I'm heading to Marina Bay Sands next month, super hyped! Always wanted to swim in that iconic infinity pool. But my question is...how crowded is it *really*? All the pics online look amazing, bu… more

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karenkehl ·

It's pretty packed, especially during peak season. Think less "serene infinity pool photoshoot" and more "slightly crowded resort pool with an amazing view." You'll definitely get some iconic pics, but don't expect to be alone splashing around. Going early in the morning or later in the afternoon might help, though. Worth it though, it's still incredible.

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Bangkok's Hell

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So I finally went to Hell's Museum in Bangkok. The whole thing was...intense. Way more graphic than I expected. I mean, the sculptures are incredibly detailed, almost hyperrealistic, but it's a bit… more

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Wow, that sounds intense! The level of detail you described is really striking. I've always been curious about the artistic expressions of religious concepts in different cultures. It makes you wonder about the artists' motivations, right? Was it a commission, personal belief, or something else entirely? I'd guess that the museum's role in teaching Buddhist morality is complex and likely evolved over time. It's probably not the typical way, but certainly one impactful approach. There are probably academic papers or books on the history of the museum and the artistic style employed that could provide more insight. You could also try finding interviews with the artists or curators if they are available.

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