Wat Benchamabophit Dusitwanaram Review

quite place, interesting statue with details, well maintain, admission fee 50 Bath but the admission will increase on January 1, 2024 become 100 Bath)

a beautiful temple slightly away from the centre of the city. a quick taxi/ Tuk Tuk ride can take you to this one of a kind marble temple. Numerous statues in different Meditative positions adorn the temple. once can spend hours here admiring the statues or sit in the peaceful room where a huge Buddha statue sits tall blessing the visitors. There is a small cafe that sells coffee, smoothies and ice creams. The coffee there is amazing (50 BHT).

I remember that it was approaching dusk after I came out of the Lawshi Zoo. I ran into Yunshi Temple again after about half an hour's walk. In Bangkok, most of the attractions were met by chance but I didn't know the name was only known on the map. No tickets are required. The building is magnificent and classic. It is the palace of the Queen. Very female elements in it, just saw the charming and full of charm in the temple, it is indeed the place where the queen lives!

A relatively small temple punched in the itinerary. The temple was built by Rama V. The marble was shipped from Italy. The architectural style is in line with other temples. You need to take off your shoes and pants over your knees when you enter the temple. You can't take pictures in the temple. The temple is dedicated to a statue of Sakyamuni, which is very magnificent. It is visually 3 meters away. There is no other left and right, there are not many pilgrims, and you can come out after the ceremony. The big garden behind the temple has a good view, the fountain powder bridge, the bright bran, and the photo is a good background ～

Yunshi Temple is a famous temple in Bangkok. There are many golden Buddha statues in the temple. Because the temple is far from the city, there are not many tourists here, and it is very quiet. You can enjoy the tour, there are free Buddhist meals to enjoy, but everyone must pay attention not to waste.

Unfortunately, there is no Grand Palace, but it is also beautiful to stay here ～ taking a long row boat tour, it is a bit inconvenient to wear a long skirt. Thailand is really a country suitable for a slow life on vacation, full of happiness!

Yunshi Temple, also known as "Marble Temple", after the completion of the Dacheng Dynasty, Rama II rebuilt, in 1899, Rama V added a promenade, Tibetan Jing Pavilion, Buddhist Academy, etc., its main building is all imported from Italy marble built, is the most Western color style temple in Thailand;