I love religion and want to visit Buddhism in Thailand. What places are worth visiting?

Thailand has a strong Buddhist culture. If you want to visit Buddhism, you'd better go to some classic places. As the carrier of Buddhist culture, temples in Thailand may be the first choice.

Jade Buddha Temple is the first place to be popularized, the idol of Thai people, and also the symbol and symbol of Thailand, representing devout Buddhist beliefs. When I traveled to Bangkok, I went to see the Jade Buddha Temple. At that time, I thought it was the Jade Buddha Temple! As an ordinary tourist, I just think the magnificent scenery is "extraordinary". According to the tour guide, the jade Buddha is enshrined in the temple. It is said that there are Buddhist relics in it, and the King of Thailand refined three sets of robes for the Buddha, which are changed regularly every year. This jade Buddha is called the national protector and national treasure by Thai people. Every time the king, prime minister and other important officials are sworn in, they will bow to the Jade Buddha and take an oath.

Wangzheng Temple is also a good choice. Wangzheng Temple is one of the most recognized Buddhist temples in Southeast Asia. In addition, because of its outline, Wangzheng Temple is also called "Eiffel Tower" in Thailand. Many statues on the tower deserve careful appreciation.

In addition, the four-faced Buddha is also worth recommending. The four-faced Buddha, as its name implies, has four Buddha faces, also called "induction Buddha". This kind of Buddha can pray for wealth, career, love and peace in one stop, and many people and even stars will come to pray. You can also take this opportunity to learn about Thai prayer customs.

When you visit Buddhism, don't forget to go to the Reclining Buddha Temple. There is the largest reclining Buddha statue in Thailand in the temple. Here, you can see many Buddha statues and pagodas, which I believe will be of great help to your investigation.

In addition to various temples, if you have enough time, local customs and Buddhist culture are also rare resources for investigation.