A temple tour of Bangkok.
Temple of the Reclining Buddha (Wat Pho)
Located behind the Thai royal palace, it is the largest temple in Bangkok.
It was also the first university in Thailand to be built, and once it was Thai education center.Its size is 46 meters long and its height is about 15 meters high.The soles of the Buddha statue were crafted with pearl shells, meaning that Buddha attained enlightenment and reached nirvana.
Wat Benchamabophit (The Marble Temple)
It is a relatively recent European Buddhist temple compared to other temples in Bangkok.Amporeun ParkThe construction was carried out in 1899 and completed in 1899.
It was a cathedral building that was largely built into a cathedral, and imported marble from Italy to the Italian architect.All the parts except the roof are made of marble, dubbed the marble temple, and the interior is cooler.
The window resembles a window decorated with stained glass in Thailand.Although the western style of architecture has adopted Western style, it is widely believed that the overall style of architecture is beautiful, and the harmony of eastern and eastern cultures is beautiful.Although the roofs are traditional Thai food, they are unique and elegant, reflecting the color of orange in southern Europe.
In a quiet shack, a small river flows over a small river and looks like a small park.It is relatively quiet and quiet compared to other tourist attractions, so it is good to rest your legs while traveling.
Temple of the Golden Buddha (Wat Traimit)
It is located near Chinatown, and is also known as the ' Temple of Fire ', which is also known as the oldest Buddhist temple in Thailand.The statue, which is housed in the main hall of the temple, is 3 meters tall and weighs 5.5 tons.
Although the statue was lifted by a crane, the statue of Buddha fell to the ground, and the statue of Buddha was crushed, and the statue of Buddha emerged from the outside of the statue.
It seems to have covered lime in order to prevent looting of Myanmar's armed forces.
Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun)
It is located across the Chao River from the Phraya River.Tonburi king of the Joseon Dynasty was built.Before moving the capital from tonburi to Bangkok, the statue of Emerald Buddha was enshrined in this temple.
The name of the temple is " Temple of Dawn, " meaning that the colored decorations of the dawn of dawn shine brightly, shining brightly across the sides of the temple, brightening the name of the temple.
The Golden Mount (Wat Saket)
On top of the artificial hill called hwanggeumsan, there is a doll called saket.It is famous for standing west of the western section of the nopi River standing west of the Han River.The temple houses the relics of Buddha, and the sarira are enshrined at the top.If you climb the top tower, you can see the sights of Bangkok downtown.Admission fee is free, but you must pay extra for admission to the observatory.
Located behind the Thai royal palace, it is the largest temple in Bangkok.
It was also the first university in Thailand to be built, and once it was Thai education center.Its size is 46 meters long and its height is about 15 meters high.The soles of the Buddha statue were crafted with pearl shells, meaning that Buddha attained enlightenment and reached nirvana.
Wat Benchamabophit (The Marble Temple)
It is a relatively recent European Buddhist temple compared to other temples in Bangkok.Amporeun ParkThe construction was carried out in 1899 and completed in 1899.
It was a cathedral building that was largely built into a cathedral, and imported marble from Italy to the Italian architect.All the parts except the roof are made of marble, dubbed the marble temple, and the interior is cooler.
The window resembles a window decorated with stained glass in Thailand.Although the western style of architecture has adopted Western style, it is widely believed that the overall style of architecture is beautiful, and the harmony of eastern and eastern cultures is beautiful.Although the roofs are traditional Thai food, they are unique and elegant, reflecting the color of orange in southern Europe.
In a quiet shack, a small river flows over a small river and looks like a small park.It is relatively quiet and quiet compared to other tourist attractions, so it is good to rest your legs while traveling.
Temple of the Golden Buddha (Wat Traimit)
It is located near Chinatown, and is also known as the ' Temple of Fire ', which is also known as the oldest Buddhist temple in Thailand.The statue, which is housed in the main hall of the temple, is 3 meters tall and weighs 5.5 tons.
Although the statue was lifted by a crane, the statue of Buddha fell to the ground, and the statue of Buddha was crushed, and the statue of Buddha emerged from the outside of the statue.
It seems to have covered lime in order to prevent looting of Myanmar's armed forces.
Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun)
It is located across the Chao River from the Phraya River.Tonburi king of the Joseon Dynasty was built.Before moving the capital from tonburi to Bangkok, the statue of Emerald Buddha was enshrined in this temple.
The name of the temple is " Temple of Dawn, " meaning that the colored decorations of the dawn of dawn shine brightly, shining brightly across the sides of the temple, brightening the name of the temple.
The Golden Mount (Wat Saket)
On top of the artificial hill called hwanggeumsan, there is a doll called saket.It is famous for standing west of the western section of the nopi River standing west of the Han River.The temple houses the relics of Buddha, and the sarira are enshrined at the top.If you climb the top tower, you can see the sights of Bangkok downtown.Admission fee is free, but you must pay extra for admission to the observatory.
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