Wat Sangwet Wisayaram Worawihan

#tripแจกลด 🏕Wat Sangwet Wisayaram Worawihan, a third-class royal temple, was formerly known as Wat Sam Chin Nuea and Wat Bang Lamphu. It has been under royal patronage since the reign of King Rama I. 🏰 In the reign of King Rama IV, he was a scholar of languages ​​and had great faith in Buddhism. His Majesty graciously changed the name to Wat Sangwet Wisayaram. 🏰Sangwet Wisayaram comes from the word "Sangweka", which means to stimulate, arouse, be energetic, be strong, be brave, be active, that is, to stimulate and remind the mind of the truth of life, which is the law of the three characteristics. 🏰The word "Visaya" means emotion. Therefore, "Wat Sangwet Wisayaram" is a monastery where people with courageous and active emotions are inspired to hasten to do good deeds and not be careless and intoxicated in life. Inside the temple, there are interesting things, including: 🏰Ubosot, a brick and mortar building Built in the reign of King Rama III, the principal Buddha image is a Buddha image in the Mara-Vijaya posture, lacquered and gilded, made by craftsmen from the Dvaravati period. 🏰 The Vihara is a brick and mortar building with a front and back pavilion, similar to the Ubosot. 🛕 There are 9 prangs located behind the Ubosot. The large prang is surrounded by 8 smaller prangs, located on the glass wall. 🏚 The Tripitaka Hall is a half-timbered, half-brick Thai-style building built in the reign of King Rama I. 🏚 The bell tower is a reinforced concrete building. 💥 Wat Sangwet Wisayaram: Soi Samsen 1, Wat Sam Phraya Subdistrict, Phra Nakhon District, Bangkok 🌐 Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/Bppdk6HJMSYsASHs8 🕠 Opening - closing hours: 05.30 - 21.00 hrs. #Bangkok attractions #Bangkok #Visit Bangkok