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our first stop after crossing over from Laos. from outside the temple look normal, busy with worshippers, etc. but inside, the interior walls are covered with beautiful murals, one have to spend some time admiring all of them.
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Date of experience: December 2019
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Beautiful temple where you can see reclining Buddha statue, and participate in a holy religious ceremony. Very interesting to see the architecture. The temple is located in a big area in front of Grand Palace. To reach this temple, you need to take BTS to Saphan Taksin station, and continue with hop hop boat (first buy the ticket of THB 60.00 per way) to reach Wat Arun. From Wat Arun, you need to buy another boat ticket of THB 4.00. The entrance fee to this temple is THB 200.00.…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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Beautiful temple close to the centre of Nong Khai. Well maintained grounds and building exteriors. The interior of the main temple is stunning, take some time to study the paintings on the walls.
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Date of experience: January 2020
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A great and serene place. You can go here straight from Wat Arun (cross the river by boat). We must put off our shoes or sandals to see the main hall. For this is a holy place.
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Date of experience: October 2019
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This is one of the famous wats in Nongkhai. It is next to the bus station and a large covered market. Inside the temple there are very realistic paintings showing how a golden Buddha statue was being transported by raft along the river when it sank in a storm. The Buddha image was later recovered and brought to the temple. Outside the temple you may see worshippers lighting jossticks and making offerings…
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Date of experience: July 2019
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