Take me to ask for forgiveness at Wat Suthat, Bangkok.

🛕✨ Review of Wat Suthat Thepwararam — An ancient temple in the heart of Bangkok, perfect for asking for forgiveness and recharging your spirits If you are looking for a peaceful place to worship, ask for forgiveness, pray in the evening, or ask for a blessing for a smooth life, “Wat Suthat Thepwararam Ratchaworamahawihan” or as most people call it “Wat Suthat” is one of the temples that is truly sacred and powerful. 📍 Good location, easy to travel Wat Suthat is located next to the Giant Swing in the heart of Bangkok. It is very convenient to travel, near MRT Sam Yot and Sanam Luang. 🙏 Highlights of the temple • Enshrines Phra Sri Sakyamuni, one of the largest bronze Buddha statues in Thailand From Sukhothai • The interior of the temple is beautiful, peaceful and sacred, suitable for calming the mind, praying or redeeming sins. • The mural paintings around the temple tell the story of the Ten Lives of the Buddha in detail, very beautiful. • There is a royal monument of King Rama VIII in front of the ordination hall. 🌿 Wat Suthat and “asking for forgiveness” Many people believe that asking for forgiveness or apologizing to your creditors will help relieve mental obstacles or life that feels unsmooth. Wat Suthat is suitable for doing a small ceremony by yourself by • Light the incense sticks and flowers that you receive (50 baht per set at the temple) • Set your mind and pray in front of the principal Buddha image • Say the apology according to the prayer sheet you receive and put 5 baht in the tray in front of the principal Buddha image 🙏 Then meditate or pray more according to your own temperament to strengthen your spirit. 💫 Summary of impressions Wat Suthat is not only a historical tourist attraction, but also a spiritual refuge for many people. Where you want to let go, ask for forgiveness, or start over lightly Both art, architecture, and peaceful energy invite you to stay for a long time 📍 Wat Suthat Thepwararam (next to the Giant Swing, Bangkok) ⏰ Open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., but the church of forgiveness opens only until 4:00 p.m. #WatSuthat #ThaiTemple #OldTemple #PlacesToVisitNearBangkok #PlacesToVisitForMuay #PlacesToVisit #PlacesToVisitBangkok #VisitBangkok