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Chinese house alley
In ancient times, water travel was considered a vital transportation route, which led to the establishment of numerous communities along rivers and ca
Wat Pa Tan
Wat Pa Tan is a small temple that holds great significance for the local community. Nestled amidst nature, it offers a serene and tranquil atmosphere.
Wat Tha Chedi
Manage the temple to be a peaceful place, suitable for the cultivation of good deeds, and to serve as a center of faith and devotion for the people. I
Wat Khun Nuan
A small, serene temple surrounded by nature, offering a tranquil atmosphere.
Wat Nam Chan
The history of Wat Nam Chan dates back to when the villagers of Nam Chan settled in this area. The establishment of Wat Nam Chan was inspired by Uncle
Wat Thewasangkaram
Wat Thewasangkaram, commonly known by locals as Wat Nuea, is a third-class royal monastery under the Mahayana sect of Buddhism.
Ganesha Shrine Chiang Mai Arcade
The Phra Phikanet Shrine in Arcadia, Chiang Mai, is located in front of the Nakornchai Air bus station. This large shrine is open 24 hours a day, and
Wat Buak Khrok Luang
Wat Bua Krok Luang is a small temple that was originally named Wat Mueang Kham. The exact history of its construction is unclear, but it is believed t
Wat Buak Khrok Noi
Wat Buak Krok Noi was established in the year 1802, as evidenced by inscriptions found in ancient palm leaf manuscripts. It has been known by four dif
Wat Khao Somphot Phra Maha Thong
Khao Sampaot Temple (Wat Khao Sampaot), the Temple of the Great Golden Buddha
Wat Ban Mon
Wat Ban Mon was established in 1797, coinciding with the settlement of the Mon community. The highlight of Wat Ban Mon is the presence of the “sacred
Wat San Makiang
Wat San Ma Kiang was established on December 5, 1995. Initially, the temple was built and was first named “Wat Thep Nimit Mongkol Chai - Chaloem Chao
Wat Waree Sutthawat (Wat Rong Khun)
Wat Wari Sutthawas was built in 1865 and is commonly referred to by locals as Wat Rong Khun. Originally named Wat San Koo, the temple is a serene and
Wat San Si
The sacred site of the San Sai people boasts exquisite decorations and artistry, evoking a profound sense of tranquility.
Wat San Sai Moon
Wat San Sai Mool, originally known as Wat Noi, was situated in a low-lying area that was prone to flooding every year and was far from the village, ma
Wat Chet Yod
The Jediy Jed Yod pagoda resembles the Mahabodhi Temple in Bodh Gaya, India. The base of the stupa is adorned with plaster sculptures of celestial bei
Wat Luang Khun Win
Luang Khun Win Temple is an ancient temple located in Don Pao Subdistrict, Mae Wang District, Chiang Mai. With a history spanning over 700 years, it h
Phetchabun Inthrachai Archaeological Hall
"Phra Borana Archaeological Museum in Phetchabun is a large museum that showcases the historical and archaeological narratives of Phetchabun Province.
Wat Kositaram (Luang Por Kuay)
Wat Luang Por Kuay, also known as Wat Khositaram, is a public temple under the Mahayana sect, located in Bang Len sub-district, Bang Len district, Nak
Wat Makutkasatriyaram Ratchaworawihan
Wat Makutkasattriyaram Ratchaworawihan features significant buildings, including the main prayer hall and the ordination hall. Adorning the pediment a
Wat Tham Pha Daen
Wat Tham Phadaen is nestled in the Phu Phan mountain range in Dong Mafai sub-district, Mueang district, Sakon Nakhon province. The temple is perched o
Khoa Art
An art gallery dedicated to showcasing works and promoting cultural art.
Phrae City Art Gallery
The Phrae City Art Gallery is a striking three-story contemporary building painted in vibrant green, prominently located at the Victory Gate intersect
Wat Pa Phu Thap Boek
🌿 Phu Tab Berk Temple 🙏🏻 This is the highest temple in Thailand. The architecture is stunning, and the walk along the way to the entrance is so
Wat Phuet Udom
Worshipping the Buddha, making merit, feeding animals, redeeming the lives of cows and buffaloes, and visiting a replica of heaven and hell.
Khao Phra Khru Monastery
It's another spot worth visiting when you're in Sriracha. It's conveniently located near the city, and driving up the hill is not difficult. There’s a
Big Buddha Phuket
Phra Phuttha Mingmongkol Eak Nak Khiri, or the Big Buddha of Phuket.
Khon Kaen National Museum
Established to serve as a repository, preservation, and exhibition space for artifacts and cultural treasures of the nation located in the upper north
Wat Nong Chap Tao
Worshiping and making wishes to the Great Turtle and the Naga King.
Buddha Rattana Sangkhlaburi Wat Sanae Pho Sangkhlaburi District, Kanchanaburi Province
The history of the White Buddha, as passed down through generations of the Karen people, tells that it is a statue gifted by King Rama III to Phra Sri
Phuttha Uttarakhand Royal Park (Wat Wang)
The Buddha Uthayan Pra Raj Udom Mongkol is a project established to honor the intentions of Phra Uthama. It is undoubtedly one of the noteworthy attra
clock tower chiang rai
The stunning golden clock tower, located at the roundabout with colorful lights at night, sits on Baan Pa Rak Road in Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Distri
Phaya Sri Mukda Maha Muni Nilapanakharat
Phra Si Mukda Maha Muni Neel Palace Nakaraj
Site Museum @ Sanam Chai Station
The permanent exhibition at the Blue Line subway station, Sanam Chai Station, located beneath the Museum Siam, showcases the history of the surroundin
Bangkok City Pillar Shrine
The City Pillar Shrine of Bangkok was established alongside the founding of Rattanakosin as the capital city. According to Brahmin customs, before bui
Pho Phueak Temple
Wat Pho Phueak was built during the late Ayutthaya period, around the year 2302 BE (Buddhist Era). According to historical records, the original uboso
Wat Prodket
Wat Prok Kaset was constructed around the year 1774, and the name of its founder remains unknown. The temple complex includes an ubosot (ordination ha
Wat Prang Luang
Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya's Wat Prang Luang is believed to have been constructed in 1904 AD during the reign of King Ramathibodi I (King U Thong) of ea
Wat Bot Don Phrom
Wat BoSat Don Phrom was built in 1767 during the late Ayutthaya period. The name and history of its creator remain unknown. It is located in Bang Kran
Wat Bang Bua Thong
Wat Bang Bua Thong was established in the year 1792 (B.E. 2335). Initially, the local community referred to it simply as Wat Nai. Around 1857 (B.E. 24
Wat Bua Khwan
Wat Bua Khwan was originally named Wat Saket before being renamed to honor Mr. Bua Chooncheew, who generously donated the land for the temple. The con
Ban Chiang Museum
The National Museum, designated as a memorial site, is situated in the archaeological area of Ban Chiang, a significant historical site in northeaster
Udon Thani City Museum
The grand museum showcases local art, culture, and archaeological artifacts, as well as the history of the city. It is a two-story colonial-style buil
Phet Phli Temple
Wat Phetphlee, originally named Wat Plibphlee, is the ninth temple in Thailand and is believed to be the first temple in Phetchaburi Province. The tem
Prasat Hin Phanom Wan
Phanom Wan Stone Castle shares a similar architectural style with Phimai Stone Castle, suggesting that both were constructed around the 16th century o
300 year mosque
Wadihusen Mosque, also known as Talamanah Mosque (300-Year-Old Mosque), is located in the Talamanah village of Lubosawa subdistrict. It was establishe
Rattanarangsan Palace
The legend of the Rattanarangsarn Palace is intertwined with the history of Ranong. In 1890, King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) made his first journey to the
low city castle
It is an ancient site that exudes a captivating charm with a wonderfully pleasant atmosphere. Visitors can explore it comfortably, and there are beaut
Wat Pa Khao Noi
This is a forest monastery following the meditation teachings of Luang Pu Muan Phuritthatto, developed in accordance with the aspirations of Phra Bodh
Wat Khao Angkhan
It is believed to have been constructed during the same era as the Phanom Rung Stone Castle. Inside the temple, there is a three-tiered assembly hall
