Review: Rajasthan Buddha Temple, Saraburi Mon

Double Hometown Holy Historic Site, Elaborate Architecture

If anyone has the opportunity to visit Saraburi Province, the "Buddha Temple" is a must-see destination. In addition to being a major royal monastery with a history dating from the time of Sri Ayutthaya, this is also a center of faith where Buddhists uninterrupted their worship.

Key highlights to stop by:

* Buddha marks: Enshrined on the top of Suwan Primitive. The Buddha marks here are special: they are natural Buddha marks that were discovered in the time of the Divine Dharma. There are 108 auspicious motifs that are very magnificent and sacred.

* Phra: The building has been elaborately revolved, thatched with yellow-gold glazed tiles, contrasting with wood carvings and stucco work, reflecting the ultimate work of Thai technicians.

* Three Naga Stairs: The ascent staircase leading up to the county. It is a beautiful shooting spot and represents the pomp of the place.

* Hundreds of bells: Around the territory are a large number of bells. Knocking them all is believed to promote prestige and fame.

Feelings after the visit:

The atmosphere inside the temple is sober and pleasant. Even during the festival, people are particularly numerous, but the management is considered to be good. It is convenient to travel along Phalyothin Road, and around the temple there are many local souvenir shops to shop for.

> Instructions: Be dressed politely to honor the place. And advised to come during the morning, the weather will not be too hot.

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Coordinates:

* Location: Khun Khoon, Buddha, Saraburi Mon

* Opening hours: 07: 30 - 17: 00 (open daily)

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