Thailand is the country with the most Buddhism in the world. Which temples are the most beautiful in Thailand?

Thailand is the country with the most Buddhism in the world. Which temples are the most beautiful in Thailand? Thailand is the country with the most Buddhism in the world, and about 95% of Thais believe in this religion. Therefore, temples are temple buildings that can be found all over the country and are places where Thai people pray every day. Most of them are in full bloom for tourists, which is the most beautiful place, just like the main church in Europe. So which temples in Thailand are the most beautiful?

0 1 Wangzheng Temple in Bangkok Wangzheng Temple is a temple in Bangkok, located in Ai District of Bangkok, on the left bank of Chao Phraya River in Thailand. Built in Ayutthaya stage, from 1778 to 1784, it is dedicated to the Buddha pendant unveiled in Vientiane. The view from the top is spectacular.

Watphukhaotong, a temple in Ayutthaya, was founded in 1387. The original Buddhist temple with Vietnamese design style has not stood the test of time, but what you see today is the restoration of the new Thai Buddhist temple by King Boromaka. A 2 kg golden ball is located at the top of the structure.

03 WatRongKhun (White Temple), WatRongKhun in Chiang Rai is located at the southern end of Chiang Rai, with a distance of 13 km, which is generally called White Temple. It was built by ChalermchaiKositpipat, a famous Thai artist, who wanted to pay tribute to the current King Rama IX of Thailand, thus paying tribute to his hometown.

Bangkok Palace Bangkok Palace was built by King Rama I on the left bank of the Chao Phraya River in Thailand in 1782. There are not only royal residences and thrones, but also a large number of government departments and jade Buddha temples.

The WatPhraKaeo in Bangkok, also known as the Jade Buddha Temple, is one of the most sacred places in Bangkok. This temple is dedicated to a Buddha statue (dark green jade) about 60 cm long.

06 WatThamPhaPlong, the sweeping hole watthamplong is located at the entrance of the sweeping hole group. The temple is located on the mountain in the middle of the plant community and can be reached by climbing more than 500 steps.

07 Bangkok Watsuthatthepwarram Bangkok Watsuthatthepwarram is one of the six royal temples in Thailand. Its construction was gradually carried out by King Rama I in 1807, and continued by the first decorative design gesture of King Lotra Nabalai, the Buddha. This temple was completed during the reign of 1847.

Watchediluangworawihan, a temple in Chiang Mai, was built in the middle of15th century and is dedicated to the famous Buddha pendant. 1545, an earthquake disaster destroyed the upper end of the structure and the statue was moved to Bangkok.

WatTamPanThourat, Kauso TamPanThourat Temple or Monkey Temple, located at the entrance of KlongSok village, is famous for its little monkeys, but also for its caves that protect monks and/or Buddha statues.

10 watchrathatDoiSuthep, the temple in Chiang Mai is generally called doisuhep, although this is actually the name of the mountain where it is located. You can see the spectacular scenery of Chiang Mai from the temple.

11WatSriSuphan (silver temple), or its real name, is located at the southern end of the old town of Chiang Mai, along WalaiRoad. It has the particularity of being covered by silver plating. This temple is equipped with a school to cultivate young people's plastic arts.

12 PrasatSutJa-Tum, Pattaya Truth Temple is not a temple, but a comprehensive religious temple, located at "Soi 12" on Pattaya-Na Kurua Road. This is a wooden house about 80 meters high, decorated with Vietnamese, Vietnamese, Indian and Thai styles.

13 WatChetYot, Chiang Mai is a bit remote. Watchetyot was built in 15 new century and has never been repaired. Everyone appreciates its emerald green and relaxed natural environment. It has an ancient pattern of seven o'clock. , representing the seven weeks the Buddha spent before lighting a lamp under the fig tree.

14 Watbenchmabophit in Bangkok is the nearest big Buddhist temple in Bangkok. The main building of the temple should be built in 1899 at the initiative of Rama V. Its main building is a cross-shaped graphic design, and its festival name MarbleTemple is also answered by the natural marble of the milky white color Karala. Do you know any other temples in Thailand? Leave a message in the comment area to discuss.