Thailand Temples

Temples of Thailand  – Almost 95 per cent Thailand’s population follow the Buddhism religion and over the centuries some of the most spectacular temples in the world have been constructed here as places of worship.  In Thailand, a temple (or “wat” in the Thai language) is not only a place of worship, but also an influencing force on Thai lifestyle, culture, and education. In rural areas they are often the centre of the community.This section is devoted to articles and discussions on the Temples of Thailand. If you would like to write an article on Buddhism, Thailand monks, the history of Thailand temples or any other aspect related to Thailand’s temples please Submit your work to our editors


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Nine Temples Tour in Bangkok (Part 2)

After filling up energy, we are ready to move on the next destination, Chao Pho Sua Shrine (The Shrine of the Godfather Sua). The shrine ...


Paying Homage to Nine Sacred Temples in Bangkok (Part 1)

According to a proverb “a good start is a part of success,” people take advantage of special events such as a birth day or New ...


Wat Rong Khun – White Temple of Northern Thailand

The city of Chiang Rai in northernmost Thailand is one of the remaining areas where  traditional Thai art and culture flourish.  Located near the city ...


Phrae temple has cultural and architectural appeal

Despite being relatively modern, Wat Phra That Suthon Mongkhon Khiri Temple is truly worth a visit due to its outstanding myriad of cultural and architectural ...