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Wat Chedi Luang (Chiang Mai)
Place · TempleWat Chedi Luang is an active Buddhist temple in Chiang Mai’s Old City, centred on its large historic brick chedi.
View detailsWat Khao Itisukto
Place · TempleWat Khao Itisukto is a Buddhist temple in Hua Hin Subdistrict.
View detailsWat Khiri Wongsaram
Place · TempleWat Khiri Wongsaram is a Buddhist temple in Hua Hin Subdistrict.
View detailsWat Nong Kae
Place · TempleWat Nong Kae is a Buddhist temple in Nong Kae, Hua Hin.
View detailsWat Pa Ban Walai
Place · TempleWat Pa Ban Walai is a Buddhist temple in Nong Phlap, Hua Hin District.
View detailsWat Rajaya Tanabaphot (Wat Khao Ton Kate)
Place · TempleWat Rajaya Tanabaphot, also called Wat Khao Ton Kate, is a Buddhist temple in Hua Hin Subdistrict.
View detailsWat Wiwek Santitham
Place · TempleWat Wiwek Santitham is a Buddhist temple on Chomsin Road in Hua Hin Subdistrict.
View detailsWat Nong Chab Tao
Buddhist Temples · Na Chom Thian Subdistrict · VerifiedWat Nong Chab Tao is a Buddhist temple in Na Chom Thian, known for its white ordination hall, naga sculpture and the large Phaya Tao Ruean turtle shrine.
View detailsWat Nong Prue
Buddhist Temples · Nong Prue Subdistrict · VerifiedWat Nong Prue is a Buddhist temple associated with Luang Pho Chang, with an old wooden prayer hall and heritage documented by the Fine Arts Department.
View detailsWat Chong Lom Na Kluea
Buddhist Temples · Na Kluea Subdistrict · UnverifiedWat Chong Lom Na Kluea is a historic Buddhist temple by the Na Kluea canal mouth, noted for a timber ordination hall described in government tourism information.
View detailsวัดทอนพันเทพเจริญธรรม
Buddhist Temples · Nong Prue Subdistrict · Unverifiedวัดทอนพันเทพเจริญธรรม is a Buddhist temple in Nong Prue, with phone enquiries for visiting and religious activities.
View detailsBuddhist Etiquette in Thailand
GuideA practical Thai temple visit checklist covering clothing, shoes, worship, photographs, monks and nuns, donations and the Grand Palace’s site-specific rules.
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