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Victory Monument in Bangkok

Thanon Phahon Yothin, Khwaeng Thanon Phaya Thai, Khet Ratchathewi, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10400, Thailand

"Thai Victory Monument is a large military monument that was put into construction in June 1941. It has historical significance erected to commemorate the victory of the Thai people in the Franco-Thai war to help Thailand. Lan took back the territory ceded to the French before."

The monument is located in the center of the traffic hub at the intersection of 3 roads (Phahon Yothin/Phaya Thai and Ratchawithi/Din Daeng). Victory Monument serves as an iconic landmark of the city of Bangkok. The memorial consists of a central Obelisk (stone pen tower) placed on a multi-column base. It has the shape of five bayonets tied together in a fascist architectural design. Surrounding the central memorial are five black metal statues representing the various military forces of Thailand.

Victory Monument was built to commemorate the victory of the Thai people in the war between them and the French colonialists. It's a beautiful piece of architecture that's worth a visit and a few snaps for anyone on vacation in Thailand. At the base are five statues representing the army, police, navy, air force and civilians.

Around the Victory monument are a variety of shopping centers and local shops selling souvenirs, which you can stop by for a shopping tour. There are also many local eateries where you can enjoy authentic Thai food at affordable prices. The nearby night market also makes it lively and colorful.

Victory Monument is the heart of a busy neighborhood and a popular area for locals and tourists alike. There is also an outdoor market where you can shop for clothes, fashion accessories and food.

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