Wat Yai Chai Mongkol Review

beautiful and historical templeI love this place nice surrounding and gardenit's nice place in. Ayuddhaya Bangkok it's really nice The status of Buddha

History of Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon It is an old temple. Built in the early Ayutthaya period, during the reign of King Ramathibodi I or another name. King U Thong, the king who established Ayutthaya. According to legend, in 1900, King U Thong took the royal family. graciously dug the body of Chao Kaew which the twig with asthma to burn

The temple is very beautiful, with a high chedi overlooking the view. Ayutthaya Province wide recommend to come

Came on February 6, 2023. The name of the Mengkong Temple in Yacha is a bit strange, but after the careful tourists come, they will find that "Journey to the West" and "Taijun" have taken the scene here. This is an ancient temple that is relatively complete in the Dachengfu. It will be a lot of comfort to come here after visiting the ruins of Mahathir Temple and Chaiwatanan Temple. The Cliff Chai Monk Temple is characterized by towering pagodas and huge reclining Buddha statues. Visitors can climb the pagoda, overlook the entire temple or look out into the distance. The temple is still engaged in religious activities, so local residents can come to worship Buddha from time to time. Because the whole scale is not large, even if you look slowly, it basically takes only 30 minutes to visit the temple.

Wat Yai Chaimongkol is considered the most important historical temple and one of the most popular tourists temples in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province. Therefore, it is normal to see many tourists traveling to this temple. The focus of this Wat Yai Chaimongkol is a historical story During the Ayutthaya period including the outstanding architecture See the tallest chedi in Ayutthaya Behind the temple is the palace of King Naresuan the Great. For believers to come to pay respects. In addition, the area around There is also a beautiful garden to relax as well. Tourists who want to visit Ayutthaya should not miss it.

a very beautiful places full of history