What temples are worth visiting during the Spring Festival in Thailand?

As we all know, there are many temples in Thailand, about 30 thousand, which is also a must-see place for the Spring Festival in Thailand. So which of these more than 30,000 temples is the most worth visiting? Let's get to know each other.

1, Chiang Mai Yu Sri Supan

Wat Sri Suphan, also known as the "Silver Temple", was built in 1502 and is a very unique temple in Chiang Mai. There is an all-silver Buddhist temple in the temple, which is sparkling and eye-catching. The outer wall of the temple is hand-carved, which can be said to be fantastic.

2. Blue temples in Chiang Mai

Blue Temple is a combination of Lanna and Myanmar styles. That kind of blue is inlaid with complex and gorgeous gold patterns, supplemented by purple, light blue and white, but the appearance has been intoxicating.

3. White Temple in Chiang Rai

The White Temple was built in 1997, but it has not been built yet. It is called a white temple because it is white and has lenses to reflect silver light.

4. Viitamaa Simone Pavan Temple in Ayutthaya

Pavan Temple in Viitamaa is a Gothic Catholic church, but it is a Buddhist temple, which was built by craftsmen entrusted by Rama V in 1878.

5. Chiang Mai Chiang Mai

Wat Chiang Man is the oldest temple in Chiang Mai, which was built at the same time as the ancient city of Chiang Mai. In Vietnam, there is a stupa decorated with elephant carvings and some Buddhist caves in ancient India and Sri Lanka.

6. Jade Buddha Temple in Bangkok

Jade Buddha Temple is the most famous Buddhist temple in Thailand and one of the three national treasures. The biggest feature of the Jade Buddha Temple is a jade Buddha with a height of 66 cm, which is considered as the most sacred Buddha statue in 1464.

It was discovered in 2000 and finally settled in Bangkok.

7. Reclining Buddha Temple in Bangkok

The reclining Buddha Temple, also known as Bordet Ji, was built in 1832, located in the south of the Grand Palace in Bangkok, Thailand. It is the oldest temple in Bangkok, the largest temple in Thailand and one of Thailand's three national treasures.

8. Wangzheng Temple in Bangkok

Wangzheng Temple, also known as Liming Temple, is the most iconic temple in Bangkok. Among them, Paipan Pagoda was built in 1842. The exterior of the minaret is decorated with complex carvings and inlaid with various colored ceramic pieces, glass and shells.

9. Chalong Temple in Phuket

Chalong Temple is the most magnificent Buddhist temple among the 29 temples in Phuket. The whole temple combines the architectural styles of southern, central and northeastern Thailand. Among the temples in Phuket, the incense here is the most prosperous.

10, Wumeng Temple in Chiang Mai

Wumeng Temple, known as the "Forest Temple", is located at the foot of Su Tieshan in Chiang Mai, surrounded by quiet forests and lakes, and even many Thais don't know its existence.