Have you ever seen a temple that looks like a boat? Look at the Phra Phuttha Sammuni Yannathasapon, also known as the Boat Temple. It’s a Buddhist temple in Bangkok, on Charoen Krung Road. This unique structure was built during the reign of King Rama III in the early 19th century. King Rama III wanted to preserve the image of Chinese junks, which were becoming obsolete due to new ship types. He commissioned the construction of a viharn in the shape of a junk. The temple’s viharn is a large boat-shaped building. It has two chedis that resemble masts and the altar at the back functions as the wheelhouse. The unique viharn makes this temple a must-see for anyone visiting Bangkok. If you are looking for a different perspective on the city, this temple is a great place to visit. It is a great example of Thai architecture and a reminder of the country’s rich history.
Garuda Museum
Behold the Garuda, a four-meter sculpture spreading its wings. This is the entrance to Southeast Asia’s one and only Garuda