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Pattaya
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Wat Yansangwararam Located 15 km. south of Pattaya, off to the left of Sukhumvit Road at the 160-km. marker, Wat Yansangwararam was dedicated to the Supreme Patriarch in 1976 and was later graciously put under the patronage of His Majesty the King. It is a superb example of modern Thai religious architecture, while the park-like grounds also contain pavilions designed in different national styles.
Wat Yansangwararam Located 15 km. south of Pattaya, off to the left of Sukhumvit Road at the 160-km. marker, Wat Yansangwararam was dedicated to the Supreme Patriarch in 1976 and was later graciously put under the patronage of His Majesty the King. It is a superb example of modern Thai religious arc…
Went to make merit, offering food for breakfast at the temple By traveling from Bangkok at 5 am to the temple almost 7 o'clock in the morning. We took the prepared food, put it in a plate and lifted it into a wheelchair. Went to sit in the queue to convince the abbot to listen to the sermon and blessing was finished Then went up to see a beautiful view on the hill where the relics of the Chedi Maha Chakri Phiphat, at 2 o'clock, followed.
Went to make merit, offering food for breakfast at the temple By traveling from Bangkok at 5 am to the temple almost 7 o'clock in the morning. We took the prepared food, put it in a plate and lifted it into a wheelchair. Went to sit in the queue to convince the abbot to listen to the sermon and bles…
As with all of Thailand's impressive wats (temples), Wat Yansangwararam (known as Wat Yan) offers insight not only into Thai design and architectural traditions, but also into the society's values. Surrounded by sprawling palm-studded gardens, the temple was dedicated to King Bhumibol Adulyadej in 1988 to commemorate the 42nd year of his reign. Precious Buddhist relics are housed in the main complex, and on the right-hand side of the path leading to the temple is a lake with impressive Chinese pavilions, filled with antiques and artifacts. Wat Yansangwararam's shrine stands on a hill, reached by a flight of 299 steps lined with Naga snakes.
As with all of Thailand's impressive wats (temples), Wat Yansangwararam (known as Wat Yan) offers insight not only into Thai design and architectural traditions, but also into the society's values. Surrounded by sprawling palm-studded gardens, the temple was dedicated to King Bhumibol Adulyadej in 1…