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Wat Suan Phlu, Bangkok, Thailand
วัดสวนพลู |
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วัดสวนพลู |
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Wat Suan Phlu, วัดสวนพลู, is a small temple near the Shangri-La Hotel. It is a
relatively authentic example of a Thai-Chinese temple in the heart of
Bangkok. All of the buildings except the Ubosot are made of wood.
The Ubosot is rather unique in its decorations, in that there is a
noticeable absence of gold and the use of blue glass tiles instead.
The gables are decorated with a veritable profusion of Asparas (Angels) and
Naga (hooded snake) figures. The wall surrounding the Ubosot is a
series of beautifully painted panels that show various mythical settings.
Wikimapia location |
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Photography by Gerry Gantt from Thailand, the land of Golden Wats.
All images Copyright © 1999-2010 by Gerry Gantt, all rights reserved. |
