WAT CHAIYA MANGKALARAM
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2024
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2024
At the entrance of this Thai temple, Chinese dragons welcome you. They are doubled by yakças, giant servants facing monsters, guardians of sacred places. Like the façade of the sanctuary, these characters are blue and ochre in colour. Thus protected, the sanctuary houses an elongated Buddha statue, 33 m long. On the right is another sanctuary with two statues representing Kuan Yin. Just ahead, a sanctuary houses the four-headed Brahma. This temple offers a walk that can be combined with a visit to the Burmese temple opposite.
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This visit is really worth because this reclining Buddha over 30m long is quite attractive watch! A little kitsch decor certainly for us, is so original! For 50 cents of ringgit, you can have fun turn a wheel that will give you your future; this small room will allow you to contribute to the maintenance of the site.
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