‘Fast and furious’ fun as Federer ‘floats through Thailand’
Federer and his spouse Mirka were shown in the Emerald Buddha Temple in Bangkok, at an elephant habitat, and on a beach before dawn.
‘Fast and furious’ fun as Federer ‘floats through Thailand’
With the words "And that's a wrap," former tennis player Roger Federer shared the final batch of photos from his vacation to Thailand on Saturday.
In this set, Federer and his spouse Mirka were shown in the Emerald Buddha Temple in Bangkok, at an elephant habitat, and on a beach before dawn.
The 20-time grand slam winner from Switzerland started sharing photos from his trip to Thailand on February 23. The first batch showed him taking a boat ride at the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market in Ratchaburi and eating a meal of sticky rice with mango, or "Khao Niao Mamuang." The caption for this set said, "Floating through Thailand."
Two days later, he posted a clip of him on a tuk-tuk – Bangkok’s famous three-wheeled auto-rickshaws – with the caption “Fast and furious Tuk-Tuk edition ”
Federer’s description of his travels in Thailand has attracted thousands of likes and comments from fans and followers, with many in the country extending an effusive welcome and those outside expressing an interest in visiting the country.
Federer, 42, was ranked world No 1 in singles by the Association of Tennis Professionals for 310 weeks from 2004 to 2008, including a record 237 consecutive weeks, and finished as the yearend No 1 five times.
He won 103 ATP Tour singles titles, the second-highest of all time. Among these were 20 major titles, including a record eight Wimbledon titles, a joint-record five US Open titles and six year-end championships.
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