[Mahatai Temple] Which temple is the most famous in Dacheng? I guess ten people will answer Mahatai. After all, by coincidence, the temple has a tree-holding Buddha landscape, which is also used as many cover designs of Dacheng's brochure. It can be said to be a beautiful business card of Dacheng. The temple is located in the eastern part of the Forbidden City. It is not particularly far from the railway station and bus station. It can even be passed on foot, closer to the Pabi Bridge. It was built in the period of King Polomaro I. The function of the temple is mainly to place sacred relics of the Buddha. It belongs to the Royal temple. There are 209 pagodas and 10 monasteries in the Central Plains of the temple, but most of them are only foundation. The temple has a central tower, surrounded by small pagodas with niches and temple-style pagodas. The central pagoda is built of laterite and then painted with plaster. The lotus bud-shaped top pagoda is called Sukhotai style, which is different from other countries'pagodas. Mahatai Temple is a very big place. There used to be quite a lot of Buddhist pagodas. So it takes about an hour to walk around now. Especially when you are holding Buddha in the tree, many people are around it. After all, it is the most famous place and a fairly legendary story. It is said that during the war, when Buddha head rolls over there, a tree grows from it. When it grows up, the Buddha's head is surrounded by tired days and months. The Buddha's smile is also a bit meaningful. It is amazing the divine power of nature. The temple is also the most visited place for tourists in the big city, so there are bathrooms, super parking lots, all of which are quite good, and even outside there are places where snacks are sold. The coconut frozen here is good, but the price is relatively expensive, 501. As a toll-paying attraction, the ticket here is 60 baht per person, and the joint ticket is 255 baht.