TEMPLES IN THAILAND
Name
Website
Google map link
WAT ARUN , THE TEMPLE OF DAWN
BANGKOK
Wat Traimit, temple of the Golden
Buddha, BANGKOK
WAT PHO TEMPLE OF THE LEANING
BUDDHA, BANGKOK
Wat Phra Kaew, The temple of the
Emerald Buddha, BANGKOK
Wat Yannawa, “The boat temple”,
BANGKOK
Wat Phra That Doi Suthep,
CHIANG MAI
Wat Chedi Luang, “Temple of the
Great Stupa”, CHIANG MAI
Wat Chiang Man
Chiang Mai’s oldest temple
PLEASE BE RESPECTFUL WHEN VISITING TEMPLES
There are countless temples in Thailand and may be nearly impossible to visit all of them during a stay of one or two weeks here
We have listed the more popular and better known temples which could be on a visitor’s to do list.
No matter which area you find yourself in Thailand there will always be temples which are easy to find either on google maps, from road
signs or just happen to come upon them by chance.
On most of the google map locations you will find some great photos of the location mostly taken by visitors. Some of these images may
be subject to copyright.
Also in some cases details of entrance fees and guided tours available.
PLEASE NOTE.
When visiting a Thai temple, we ask all visitors to respect the standards of etiquette that apply to Thai people.
•
Remove your shoes and hat if your are wearing one. Do not place your hat on top of your shoes.
•
Dress politely, ensuring that your knees and shoulders are covered. Some temples have clothing which can be lent for a fee to ensure
proper dress code is respected. Bear in mind that if you know you will, or maybe visiting a temple, then make sure you are prepared
and wearing, or have with you the necessary garments to meet the polite standard expected by all visitors.
Thank you.
THAILAND TEMPLES
There are countless temples in
Thailand and may be nearly
impossible to visit all of them during
a stay of one or two weeks here
We have listed the more popular
and better known temples which
could be on a visitor’s to do list.
No matter which area you find
yourself in Thailand there will
always be temples which are easy to
find either on google maps, from
road signs or just happen to come
upon them by chance.
On most of the google map
locations you will find some great
photos of the location mostly taken
by visitors. Some of these images
may be subject to copyright.
Also in some cases details of
entrance fees and guided tours
available.
PLEASE NOTE.
When visiting a Thai temple, we ask
all visitors to respect the standards
of etiquette that apply to Thai
people.
•
Remove your shoes and hat if
your are wearing one. Do not
place your hat on top of your
shoes.
•
Dress politely, ensuring that your
knees and shoulders are
covered. Some temples have
clothing which can be lent for a
fee to ensure proper dress code
is respected. Bear in mind that if
you know you will, or maybe
visiting a temple, then make sure
you are prepared and wearing,
or have with you the necessary
garments to meet the polite
standard expected by all visitors.
Thank you.
TEMPLES IN THAILAND
Name
Website
Google map link
WAT ARUN , THE
TEMPLE OF
DAWN
Wat Traimit,
temple of the
Golden Buddha
WAT PHO
TEMPLE OF THE
LEANING
BUDDHA
Wat Phra Kaew,
The temple of
the Emerald
Buddha
Wat Yannawa,
“The boat
temple”
Wat Phra That
Doi Suthep,
CHIANG MAI
Wat Chedi Luang,
“Temple of the
Great Stupa”,
CHIANG MAI
Wat Chiang Man
Chiang Mai’s
oldest temple
PLEASE BE RESPECTFUL WHEN VISITING TEMPLES
THAI TEMPLES
