Thailand is a famous concentration of Buddhist temples. If you go to Thailand, how can you not go to the temple? Data from the Thai Tour Guide Association shows that there are 33,902 Buddhist temples in Thailand. It doesn’t matter if you can’t walk all these temples in your life~ at least you can walk all these 15 temples!
Supan Temple Satan Temple stern silver temple in the market on Saturday
Supan Temple, also known as "Silver Temple", was built in 1502. It is a very unique temple in Chiang Mai . There is a Buddhist hall made of all silver in the temple, which is shining silver and is eye-catching. The exterior wall of the temple is carved manually, which can be regarded as a magical craft.
At night, under the lights, Yin Temple looks even more beautiful. The visual impact of red, orange, blue and green light changes gives people a wonderful view, while purple makes people feel elegant. This all-silver Buddhist hall only has the Buddha statues worshipped inside that are not silver.
Warm reminder: Women are prohibited from entering the temple Buddhist hall. According to legend, 500 years ago, sacred objects such as spells and amulets were buried under the Silver Temple. According to the Lanna tradition, if a lady enters this place, it may destroy magic weapons and harm herself.
Opening hours: 9:00-21:00
Coordinates: Chiang Mai
Blue Temple Mysterious and quiet deep-sea pearls
Blue Temple, its real name is Banton Temple, and it is called Blue Temple because of its blue appearance. The Blue Temple is a combination of Lanna and Burmese styles. The complex and gorgeous golden patterns are embedded in the azure blue, supplemented by purple, light blue, white and other colors, but I am already intoxicated by the appearance.
When you walk into the main hall and look around the lifelike murals on the top, you will sigh at the richness and beauty of the colors in the world.
The entire temple is like a huge work of art. From the gardening in front of the door, to the overall blue building, to any small carving, everything reveals the unique ingenuity of the designer and the builder. Every coloring and every inch of gold can be so pleasantly surprised that you will be amazed.
Warm reminder: Lan Temple is 40 or 50 kilometers away from Chiang Mai County. It takes 3 hours to go round trip. You can drive by yourself, charter a car or go with a one-day tour.
Opening hours: 11:00-16:00
Coordinates: Chiang Mai
Bai Temple White Temple
Bai Temple was built in 1997 and has not been completed yet. Because its whole body is white and reflects silver light on the attached lenses, it is called Baimiao.
This building was designed and built by the famous Thai architect Xu Longcai. At first, just because of a dream he had, he followed the Buddha's instructions to build a white temple, making it the purest and flawless pure land in the world.
Warm reminder: cannot take photos in the hall, nor can you touch murals.
Opening hours: 8:00-17:00
Coordinates: Chiang Rai
Nevita Ma Pawan Temple The only Tego style Buddhist temple in Thailand
Nevita Ma Pawan Temple is a Gothic Catholic church, but it is a Buddhist temple, which was built and completed in 1878 by craftsmen commissioned by Rama V . The multiple spires of the building's exterior, glass windows and arched doors and windows can be seen that this is a church with European Gothic style, but Rama V regarded it as a Buddhist temple, which made people admire his bold style. The current Golden Buddha in the temple and the many European-style buildings around it should not be missed.
Warm reminder: This temple is located on a small island and can be reached by hand-cranked cable car. Since you will see a large merit box when you get off the cable car, it is recommended to prepare a little change.
Coordinates: Ayutthaya
Ching Man Temple The oldest temple in Chiang Mai
Ching Man Temple is the oldest temple in Chiang Mai and is built at the same time as Chiang Mai Ancient City . There is a stupa decorated with elephant carvings in the Qingman Temple, some Buddhist caves in ancient India and Sri Lanka. Qingman Temple is the only northern Thai temple building. Two famous Buddha statues (Buddha statues and crystal Buddha statues) are enshrined in the right side of the main hall. It is said that the crystal Buddha statue has the power to call the wind and rain.
Opening hours: 6:00-18:00
Coordinates: Chiang Mai
Jade Buddha Temple There are exquisite jade jade Buddha
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 66-centimeter-high jade Buddha statue. This Buddha statue, which is considered to be the most sacred, was first discovered in a pagoda in Chiang Rai Prefecture, in 1464. Later, it was turned back to Chiang Mai Prefecture, and finally settled in Bangkok , which is now the Jade Buddha Temple for worship.
Jade Buddha Temple is magnificent, especially the two-kilometer-long corridor, with 178 exquisite murals on the theme of "Ramayana". A tall pagoda can be seen in any corner, inlaid with glazed tiles or covered with gold foil.
Warm reminder: must wear long trousers and long sleeves to enter, and clothes can be rented at the entrance for free; tickets to the Jade Buddha Temple can be used with the Great Palace.
Opening hours: 8:30-15:30
Coordinates: Bangkok
Reclining Buddha Temple The largest temple in Thailand
Reclining Buddha Temple, also known as Bodhi Temple, was built in 1832. It is located south of the Great Palace of Bangkok, Thailand. It is the oldest temple in Bangkok and the largest temple in Thailand. It is one of the three national treasures of Thailand. In the temple is a large lying gold-body Buddha, which is 46 meters long and 15 meters high. The soles are inlaid with exquisite mother-of-pearl gems, making it one of the largest reclining Buddhas in the world. The Reclining Buddha Temple is also the temple with the largest number of Buddha statues and pagodas in Thailand, don’t miss it!
Opening hours: 8:00-17:00
Coordinates: Bangkok
Zhengwang Temple is famous for its pagoda height of 79 meters
Zhengwang Temple, also known as the Temple of Arun, is the most iconic temple in Bangkok. Among them, the "Paipan" Big Stupa was built in 1842. The outside of the spire is decorated with complex carvings and is inlaid with various colored ceramic sheets, glass and shells. There are four accompanying towers around, forming the unique structure of the Zhengwang Temple. The stairs leading to the main tower terrace are very steep and climbing up is often easier than walking down.
Opening hours: 7:00-17:20
Coordinates: Bangkok
Chalong Temple enshrines 108 golden Buddhas
Chalong Temple is the most magnificent and magnificent Buddhist temple among the 29 monasteries in Phuket islands. The entire temple combines the architectural styles of southern, central and northeastern Thailand. Among the temples in Phuket, the incense is the most popular here. The Buddhist temple that enshrines 108 golden Buddhas has left a deep impression on people. The beautiful scenery in the temple is famous, especially in the evening, the golden Buddhist temple and vermilion roof are as beautiful as oil paintings under the sunset!
Opening hours: 7:00-17:00
Coordinates: Phuket
Wumeng Temple Tunnels that Thais don't know about Buddhist temples
Wumeng Temple is known as the "forest temple". It is located at the foot of Chiang Mai Suthi Mountain , surrounded by quiet forests and lakes, and even many locals do not know its existence. There is a brick tunnel under the temple pagoda that passes through the flat-topped mountains. At the end of each tunnel is a Buddha statue, one end is the bright world outside and the other end is the spiritual world of bliss.
Warm reminder: Visitors can practice short-term here, but they need to provide a physical examination certificate. Moreover, mobile phones, tobacco, alcohol, precious jewelry and other items are not allowed to be carried; passports must be submitted during the practice.
Opening hours: 6:00-18:00
Coordinates: At the foot of Sutai Mountain in Chiang Mai
Palabu Padun Temple The most similar temple to the scene of martial arts novels
Palabu Padun Temple is located in northern Thailand Nampang Province . It is a temple that looks like the scene of martial arts novels in Thailand. It is built on the mountain and is completely integrated into the forest. According to legend, the footprints of Buddha were found on the mountain. The entire building can be divided into two parts. One part is several temples and main halls located at the entrance, the other part is a golden pagoda built on the mountain, a Buddhist temple on the top of the mountain, and countless white and golden pagodas scattered on the top of the mountain and cliffs. It can be said to be a magical building.
Warm reminder: Many Thais do not know this temple, and my younger sister has not found a detailed guide about it. If you have been there, come and share it~
Opening hours: If you know you, leave a message to tell my younger sister~
Coordinates: Lampang Mansion
Chedilong Temple Having experienced vicissitudes but standing proudly
https://www.subang.com. Behind the main hall is the famous Big Stupa. In 1545, a major earthquake occurred in Chiang Mai. The spire of the Big Stupa collapsed overnight, revealing the golden Buddha statue inside the tower. Although it has experienced an earthquake, it is still the most magnificent building in Chiang Mai City. Although we have experienced vicissitudes of life and the ruins of the walls, the pagoda is still standing proudly. This shock must be experienced in the scene.
Opening hours: 6:00-18:00
Coordinates: Chiang Mai
Sutie Temple Temple with beautiful legends
Sutie Temple, also known as Shuanglong Temple, is located at an altitude of 3520 meters and was built in 1383. It is said that in the 14th century, the relic of Sakyamuni Buddha was discovered in northern Thailand. At that time, people placed the relic on the back of the white elephant and let the white elephant find the place to worship the relic. Finally, the white elephant settled on Sutie Mountain. This is the origin of the construction of Shuanglong Temple.
There are two long dragons sitting and lying on the steps on both sides in front of the temple. You have to climb 290 steps to reach it. Those who are not physically fit also have cable cars to pick up and drop off. The golden pagodas of the Buddhist temples enshrine the relics of Buddha, so they attract Buddhists from all over the world to come to pilgrimage every year.
Opening hours: 6:00-18:00
Coordinates: Chiang Mai Sutai Mountain
Pashin Temple Chiang Mai largest temple
Pashin Temple is the largest temple in Chiang Mai. It was built in 1345 by King Meng Lai Chu. It was used to commemorate his father and then expanded it to form its existing scale. The Gilded Hall was built in the Lanna era and has exquisite wood carvings inside. It also paints murals reflecting the daily life of Chiang Mai people and temples in the 19th century. It enshrined the gilded statue of the Lion Fopasin.
Opening hours: 6:00-18:00
Coordinates: Chiang Mai
Pa Phu Kon Blue-green temple in the dense forest of Forest Mountain
Pa Phu Kon Temple is located in the deep mountains and dense forests of Narongzhi County in Udon Prefecture , and was officially opened to the public in 2013. The environment here is quiet, far away from the hustle and bustle. The temple's architecture is exquisite and full of mystery. The blue-green roofs of the temple complement the blue sky under the sun, making it beautiful. There are marble statues of reclining Buddhas in the temple, which are 20 meters long and have harmonious and peaceful Dharma appearances. They are especially suitable for people who are tired of the irritable life in the city to go to meditate and meditate.
Warm reminder: Temple provides free accommodation for people who come to practice for a short period of time, but since there are not many rooms, if too many people go there, communicate with the temple in advance and abide by the temple's regulations.
Opening hours: If you know you, leave a message to tell your younger sister, momoda~
Coordinates: Udon Prefecture Narongzhi County
Thailand is a country with a strong religious color. Whether you are a devout Buddhist believer or not, when you go to Thailand, you must feel the rich and rich Buddhist atmosphere there. If you have walked through these temples, come and check in~
