In theory, this Buddhist temple will not be missed, but no one came here, the building looks simple, the yard is small, so the courtyard is particularly full, the building is also very ancient, and there are many wooden structures.
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In theory, this Buddhist temple will not be missed, but no one came here, the building looks simple, the yard is small, so the courtyard is particularly full, the building is also very ancient, and there are many wooden structures.
Next to Songda Gate, I accidentally saw it before I walked to Songda Temple. This area is almost empty and very quiet. There are some beautiful carvings on building components and some small pagodas here.
This Buddhist temple is also a popular Buddhist temple in Thailand. Especially many local people like to play, it is still particularly worth a visit, quite giving people a good feeling.
The temple is not big, compared to some other magnificent temples, it looks simple and low-key, but it is very historical and worth seeing.
The Thai Songkran Festival, also known as Songkran Festival, is the New Year in the Thai calendar. On this alternate day, people use water to convey blessings, while washing away the old and old, and usher in a new year. Mentioning that most of the water splashing festival in front of our eyes is the warm scene of the water war, but in fact, as a New Year celebration, there are still some traditional cultural activities that should not be missed. Take the Chiang Mai Water splashing Festival I participated in this year as an example. On the first morning of the water splashing festival, Laikang Temple outside the ancient city, There is no warm water battlefield here, instead of a more traditional cultural blessing ceremony, which is equivalent to the start of the entire ancient city water splash festival.