The famous royal temple in Bangkok, Thailand: Wat Phra That Luang Muang, suitable for taking photos and meditating

#Sign up for tripbest July Hotel Tester Bangkok, Thailand is a world-famous tourist resort city, with thousands of tourists coming here every day for sightseeing and vacation. Bangkok has many historical sites and temple attractions. This time, I will introduce a Bangkok temple attraction: Wat Don Mueang. No tickets are required, and you can visit and take photos for free. The temple attraction is close to the bus station and the transportation is very convenient. You need to take off your shoes to enter the temple hall building. The reclining Buddha statue of Wat Don Mueang is a common type built by Buddhists for temples. Hold the head with the right hand. Straighten the body. His feet are evenly stacked. But the tips of his toes are neatly bent. It is placed on a lotus base with patterns and grilles. The overall color is gold. The length is about 2.5 meters and forms an arch decorated with lace. It is enshrined in the Merit Pavilion for Buddhists to come and cover the Buddha statue Wat Don Mueang is a royal temple. There is a large chapel in the form of Chaturamuka. The Buddha statue sits on a lotus seat in a meditative posture, and the glass house on the lotus seat is decorated with beautiful and delicate Kanok patterns. There are statues of Luang Pu Klaew and Phhrakhru Phon in front of the main Buddha statue. The upper wall above the windows around the important monks' inner hall of Don Muang Temple has murals depicting various experiences in the life of the Buddha. There is a Khmer-style stone lion in front of the temple, with a strange shape. Further down is a giant named Thao Wessuwan. Green and red, and many other animals. There is a bell-shaped pagoda in front of the entrance of the temple, with arches in four directions. There should be a temple below, but it was not open to the public on the day we went. There is a place for people to make merits presided over by Phra Kaew Song Khruang.