Popular Places to Visit in Thailand

Wat Traimit – The Temple of Golden Buddha

Located in the Chinatown district, Wat Traimit is one of the most famous temples of Bangkok. It is known for the huge golden statue of Buddha which is housed in the temple. The statue of golden Buddha is 3 meters high and weighs more than five and a half tons. It is the largest solid gold statue in the world. The King Rama III brought the statue to Bangkok and it was installed in a temple which fell down in 1931. Then the statute was moved to the Wat Traimit Temple. It is one of the most visited temples in the country.

Wat Suthat and the Giant Swing

Wat Suthat is the first royal temple of Thailand of its kind. The construction of the temple was started in 1807 on the orders of Rama I and the work of the temple continued even in the reign of Rama II. In 1847, the temple was finally completed in the reign of Rama III. In the chaos of Bangkok, the Wat Suthat is a haven of peace. This temple does not get too many visitors and you will be able to see the temple virtually alone. Wat Suthat is located in the old part of Bangkok and in front of the city’s town hall. It is one of the most important and impressive temples in Thailand and you must not miss to visit it.

Wat Saket – The Temple of the Golden Mount

Among the many temples that you can visit in central Bangkok, Wat Saket is the one you cannot miss. The temple of Wat Saket dates back to Ayutthaya era and its complete name is Wat Saket Ratcha Wora Maha Wihan, but everybody calls it Wat Saket in short. The name was given by King Rama I after he renovated the temple and made Bangkok the capital of Thailand. This temple is lesser known among travelers than other popular temples like Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn) or Wat Pho (Temple of the Reclining Buddha) and it gives you an opportunity to admire the Thai culture quietly away from the chaos of the Thai capital. Take full advantage of this opportunity by hiring a car at Bangkok Airport and enjoy an up close visit to Wat Saket and other numerous visit-worthy city attractions.

Princess Sirindhorn Herb Garden

Located on Bangkok’s southeast, Princess Sirindhorn Herb Garden lies en route from Chon Buri to Rayong, a few kilometers off highway 36 on the grounds of Petroleum Authority of Thailand. Having a rental car by your side will allow you to travel extensively in and around the Bowin district and explore places like Princess Sirindhorn herb Garden. So, book a reasonable priced car rental in your segment and travel to the places you wish like. Princess Sirindhorn Herb Garden is spread on a big stretch of a land of about 60 Rai and was established by PTT Public Company Limited in 1984. The main objective behind the project was to preserve herbs so that they can be passed on to the next generation.

Phra Chedi Klang Nam

Phra Chedi Klang Nam is a pagoda which was built during the rule of King Rama III but the idea was originally conceived by King Rama II, who wanted to build a pagoda in the middle of Chao Phraya River’s sand island. This is why it got its Thai name ‘Phra Chedi Klang Nam’ whose translation means ‘pagoda in the middle of the river’; it is also known as Phra Samut Chedi.

Khao Laem Ya – Mu Koh Samet National Park

Khao Laem Ya – Mu Koh Samet National Park is located 200 Kilometers south east of Bangkok in the province of Rayong and has been in existence since 1981 when the Royal Forest Department gave it the national park status. The national park covers an area from archipelago of Samet, 11 kilometers of Mae Ramphueng Beach in addition to the headland of Khao Laem Ya. Thailand Cars Rentals exclusively offers rental cars at Bowin Downtown for cheap prices so that everyone can have a comfortable experience while traveling through the city. So rent a car and explore more about Bowin and it’s attractions.

Wat Suan Dok in Chiang Mai

Located on Doi Suthep Road near the near the old wall of Chiang Mai, Wat Suan Dok is one of the most famous Buddhist temples in the city. In Thai, the meaning of Wat Suan Dok is The “flower garden temple”. The name of the temple derived from the site where it is situated today. The current site of the temple was a Royal flower garden in the past and it was used by the king of Chiang Mai. It is a very old temple which was built in the second half of the fourteenth century. It consists of numerous white chedis including the main chedi which is gilded with gold leaf and an open-air wiharn.

Wat Prathat Doi Suthep

Wat Prathat Doi Suthep is situated on the top of a mountain named Doi Suthep; therefore temple is also popular as Doi Suthep though it is not its actual name. Wat Prathat Doi Suthep is a Theravada Wat and is a sacred site to the Thai population. Interestingly no one can say for sure when it came into being, though there are many legends that try to put light on it; usually the quoted year is stated as 1383 when the stupa is believed to have been constructed for the very first time. Thailand Cars Rentals offers a wide fleet of Cars for Chiang Mai Downtown facilitating its visitors to visit any location in Chiang Mai in a more adventurous manner. So rent a car with us and ride through the top of Doi Suthep and the nearby mountains.

Wat Lok Molee in Chiang Mai

Although Wat Lok Molee may not be one of the best known, but it is one of the oldest temples in Chiang Mai. It is located a little away from the busy tourist area, maybe that is the reason that it remains unnoticed by the tourists. Wat Lok Molle is popular for its magnificent Cheddi which is one of the largest in the city. The exact date of the temple’s foundation is not known but it is believed that it dates back to the fourteenth century and recently it has received a facelift. Wat Lok Molee is really a gem and worthy to be included in any tour of temples in Chiang Mai.

Wat Rong Khun-A Unique Thai Temple

Popularly known as ‘the White Temple’, Wat Rong Khun is one of Thailand’s most recognizable temples. The temple lures both Thai and foreign visitors in large numbers, making it among the most visited attractions of Chiang Rai. The uniqueness of Wat Rong Khun lies in its white color and the artistic use of glass pieces in the plaster that sparkle in sunlight; while the white color stands for the purity of Buddha, the glass signifies his wisdom and teachings. Every detail of Wat Rong Khun carries a meaning and encourages visitors to reflect on the teachings of the Buddha – to escape from worldly temptations, greed and desires and instead have a focus on the mind. The temple opens everyday from 8 am till 6 pm and there is no entry fee; book a car rental for Chiang Rai with us and visit Wat Rong Khun and other attractions located in and about the city at your own pace.

Wat Phra That Doi Chom Thong

Wat Phra That Doi Chom Thong has been a sacred place in Chiang Rai for a very long time. Even before the arrival of Buddhism in the area, it has been revered as the home of the local spirits. Situated in the middle of the temple grounds is a chedi, the temple’s center of attraction. About 14 meters tall, this chedi has been built in a fine blend of Bhu-kam and Lanna styles. It’s body, bell, the lotus-petal base and the top spire are all embellished with gold foil. In the year 1992, the City Pillar was relocated to Doi Chom Thong from Wat Klang Wiang where it is now known as Sadue Muang, Omphalos or the Navel of the city.

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Wat Phra Singh

Built in 1385, Wat Phra Singh is one of the oldest temples in Chiang Rai. The principal structures of this Lanna-style temple are the viharn, the ubosot, a chapel featuring the Buddha’s footprint and the living quarters of monks. Standing behind the viharn of Wat Phra Singh is the Sinhalese-style gold plated chedi. It features a spiral shaped top and a square base with shrines on its sides containing images of the Buddha. Phra Singh, one of Thailand’s much revered Buddha images, had been enshrined in this temple. This image in Bhumisparsha pose is believed to be of Sri Lankan origin. Wat Phra Singh temple also contains several replicas of the image including a purple jade, an ebony and a gold image.

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Wat Thaawon – A Prominent Buddhist Temple in Hat Yai

Wat Thaawon is the most photogenic and one of the most interesting religious buildings in Hat Yai city. Being a Vietnamese Mahayana Buddhist temple, the images of the Buddha along with other imagery are different from those at Thai Theravada Buddhist temples. Wat Thaawon is located adjacent to the Tesco Lotus shopping center very close to the Prince of Songkhla university and hospital. It can be easily located as the pagoda and the massive gold colored Buddha image can be seen from quite some distance. The temple opens everyday from 1 pm to 4 pm except on Mondays, Tuesdays and public holidays. In the past few years, a lot of work has been done on it and the results have begun to show. If you enjoy photography, Wat Thaawon is a good place to visit. From temples to malls and further to museum, Hat Yai comprises of large number of attractions. Having a rental car will serve as an icing on the cake since it will save cost and time. So, hire a car in hat yai, and travel the vast town at your own ease.

Wat Hat Yai Nai – Home of the Reclining Buddha

Wat Hat Yai Nai, one of the city’s major Buddha temples, is located near the city center on Phetkasem Road. Close to the Khlong U Taphao Bridge, it is just about a 15-minute drive away from the Khlong Hae Floating Market. A temple without walls, Wat Hat Yai Nai features massive multi-roof tiers and its intricate exterior design makes it a formidable sight from afar. It gives the appearance of a giant pavillion with pillars and a traditional Thai roof. The temple’s center of attraction is Phra Phuttha Hattha Mongkhon. Being 10 meters wide, 15 meters tall and 35 meters long, it is the world’s third largest reclining Buddha. In addition to watching this amazing statue at Wat Hat Yai Nai, you can also buy from some of the items on sale such as joss sticks and small statuettes.

Ton Nga Chang Waterfall

The Ton Nga Chang Waterfall is located about 26 km from Hat Yai city in the Ton Nga Chang Wildlife Sanctuary. This is one of the most beautiful waterfalls to be found in southern Thailand and a visit to this wonderful tourist place will leave you with some really happy memories. Since there is no public transportation available from the city to the waterfall, so, the best possible option for a safe and enjoyable road trip is to hire a car in Hat Yai. You can easily get to Ton Nga Chang Waterfall by following the Hat Yai-Rattaphum road for 13 km, then taking a left turn at Ban Hu Rae and driving for another 13 km before arriving at the park. Being such a diverse place, a person needs time to visit each nook and cranny of Hat Yai and depending on Public Transport does not seems to be a good and a cheaper way out, so rent a car with us and travel at your own ease, time and comfort.

The temple of Emerald Buddha

The temple of Emerald Buddha: History

In local language the temple is known as Wat Phra Gaeo and it was built sometime before 15th century. It was constructed to house a big image of Buddha which was created by carving a big stone of jadeite. When King ‘Rama I’ conquered Vietnam, he brought this image back with him to his land and ordered the construction of a temple where the emerald statue of Buddha was enshrined.

Patpong’s Night Market

The Night market at Patpong came into being in 1960s and ever since has been growing not only in popularity but also in number of shops and the number of visitors.

Patpong’s Night Market Timing

The hustle-bustle for the setup starts in the afternoon and the market starts at 6:30 in the evening and usually continues till midnight whereas some vendors wrap up around 2 pm.

Madame Tussauds

Madame Tussauds is one of the most loved wax museums in the world which originally came into existence in Britain’s lovely capital London. It has numerous branches all over the world and the greatest thing is that it is just 0.3 miles from Holiday Inn Resort. Make this trip as smooth as possible by choosing a car rental for an easy to and fro from Holiday Inn Resort. Our reasonable prices, cars variety and additional free of cost services like inclusions from supplier’s side and booking support from ours, make us the best choice for a hiring a car at Holiday inn Resort.

Santorini Park – A Popular Recreational Spot Near Hua Hin

Located on Phetkasem Road, Santorini Park brings a piece of the idyllic Greek island to Cha-Am. Its architecture is quite remarkable, from colorfully painted windows and magnificent whitewashed buildings down to its domed towers and stone-paved paths. The impressive lineup of restaurants, shops and an amusement park guarantees its visitors of a great time. The photogenic Santorini Park occupies an extensive area right before the main highway kisses the Cha-Am Beach.

The architectural style together with the whitewash theme gives this outdoor entertainment outlet a quaint appearance from afar and makes it stand out from its surroundings. A sweeping beachfront and a cliff-top view of the ocean are the two missing components that would have otherwise made Santorini Park a place out of this world. Thailand Cars Rentals offer a wide fleet of rental vehicles in Hua Hin and at affordable prices so that everyone can experience a comfortable travel rather than wandering around in public transport. So, hire a car with us and ride to Santorini Park at your own ease.

Pranburi Forest Park – A Breathtaking Nature’s Paradise

Pranburi Forest Park seeks to preserve the local mangroves while bringing visitors closer to nature. Spanning an area of around 3.17 sq kilometers in the Klongkao-Klongkob National Reserve Forest at the mouth of the Pranburi River, the park features two incredible nature trails passing through some awe-inspiring scenery. Hugged by the dense mangrove forest and the pine-fringed beach, Pranburi Forest Park promises delightful excursions for a day. A visit to this nature retreat is highly recommended and you will find its peaceful tranquility and refreshing landscape pleasantly rewarding. It is located on Phetkasem Road about 20 kilometers south of Hua Hin and can be easily accessed from here in a rental car. So hire a car with us and incur an enjoyable journey through and through.

Maruekathaiyawan Palace – One of the Greatest Architectural Marvels

This Victorian-Thai style seaside palace was built in the 1920s under the rule of King Rama VI. Designed by a famous Italian architect, the palace was constructed with golden teak, latticework, high ceilings and many verandas to keep the building cool during summers. Located at Camp Rama VI military compound, about 9 km south of Cha-Am, Maruekathaiyawan Palace enjoys a beautiful setting on a large manicured landscape facing toward the picturesque Cha Am Beach. The candy-colored building consists of 3 one-story pavilions supported by more than a thousand pillars. Each building of Maruekathaiyawan Palace is connected to the beach front by covered boardwalks, fashioned in a way to capture cool breezes from every direction. Rather than struggling in public transport, car rental in Hua Hin is the best option to experience a comfortable ride to Maruekathaiyawan Palace.

Thai Muang Beach

Discover a Hidden Treasure Around Khao Lak

Thai Muang Beach lies roughly 25 km from both Khao Lak and Phuket, just a short distance north of Natai Beach. Home to a national park, a sea turtle sanctuary, a golf course and a couple of small villages, it ranks among the most natural and serene beaches of southern Thailand. It is also one of the most attractive, with its white powdery sand stretching well out into the clear, warm sea. Like many other lesser-known tourist attractions, Thai Muang Beach is a hidden treasure and an ideal destination for those in search of solitude. Stretching for about 30 km, it is quite an expansive area spreading mostly arrow-straight in shape. So finding a good patch that you can occupy for yourself won’t be much of a challenge. Thai Muang Beach is easily accessible with a road running along it a few meters inland.

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Tap Lamu Town

Just 6 km south of Khao Lak and about 50 km north of Phuket, the beautiful town of Tap Lamu is a must-see if you’re visiting Khao Lak. Unlike the more popular resort destinations in Phuket, the town is much quieter and a great place to experience authentic Thai cuisine.

The Picture-Perfect Town of Tap Lamu

Further enhancing the beauty of Tap Lamu are the glorious stretches of fine sandy beaches that have not yet been spoiled by vendors and touts. The town is built mostly around a naval base whose primary objective is the study, protection and conservation of the sea turtles. Also noteworthy is the town’s pier which is the nearest point of departure for cruises to the Similan Islands. Reserve a car rental in Khao Lak through us and get access to the finest fleet of cars which cover all from luxury to compacts to convertibles to economy etc. Make use of our online booking engine and hunt down the appropriate deal by utilizing our multiple- filters for a more specific search.

Similan Islands

This group of islands and huge rocks lies about 68 km from Khao Lak. You can reach these islands within 90 minutes from Phang-Nga by a speedboat or just over 8 hours from Phuket by a slow boat. In 1982, Similan Islands were pronounced a marine national park and consequently, the area remains largely underdeveloped. Offering impressive underwater visibility, the water surrounding the islands teem with colorful coral and tropical fish. As such, the diving is generally regarded to be the most exceptional in the region and it also competes with some of the finest in the world. Similan Islands have a very intriguing submarine topography and it is largely due to the massive granite boulders that lie 35 meters beneath the waves in jumbled heaps.

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Wat Sa Bua Kaeo

Wat Sa Bua Kaeo Overview
Wat Sa Bua Kaeo, as per Siam society, the temple was established in 1916 and was given royal support in 1931. Highly noted for its murals and sculptural works, Wat Sa Bua Kaeo is located at Ban Wang Khun and can be easily reached with a car rental in Khon Kaen. All the sculptures were created by Luangpho Phui including the sculptures of men stretching their legs at the front of the temple just before the replicas of guardian lions sitting on both sides of the staircase.

Wat Chai Si Temple

Wat Chai Si Temple is a temple of great importance -historically, archeologically as well as socially, and is most notable for its mural paintings. Other feather in its cap is the fact that it was declared a National ancient monument on 20th August 2001. Rent a car in Khon Kaen and enjoy an uninterrupted drive to the temple.

Highlights:
The temple’s main highlight other than its murals is definitely the Sim or which is also normally called Ubosot which contains the murals. It was built in 1917 and is believed to be influenced by Vietnamese craftsmanship.

Built of bricks which were plastered with lime, the ubosot’s walls are covered with murals- from floor to ceiling. It had a dilapidated roof style that was then more popular in Northeastern; however later on the roof which extended on both the sides anf finally was replaced by Rattanakosin styled roof. In 1993 the new roof was also extended to protect murals from the exposure of sunlight and other elements.

Phu Wiang National Park

Isan was once home to Dinosaurs!! Phu Wiang National Park acts as the constant reminder to this fact. The fist Dinosaur fossil was found in 1976 by a uranium survey team which was later analyzed by specialists from France and was deduced that the fossil was actually the left knee bone of a dinosaur. This was the starting of a long excursion process that is still continuing and many other fossils have been found over the years. Spread in an area of about 380 kilometers, Phu Wiang National Park can be easily reached by renting a car in Khon Kaen. The vast stretch of land is full of many interesting attractions out of which the following call for a special mention:

Wat Phra Yai – The Big Buddha Temple

Although its official name is Wat Phra Yai but it is also known as the Big Buddha Temple. The Big Buddha, as the name suggests is a giant Buddha located at the end of the beautiful Bo Phut Beach on Ko Samui Island. It is a 12-meter high statue of Golden Buddha situated on the top of a mountain near the Big Buddha Beach. The statue was erected recently in 1972. It is believed by the locals that the statue of Buddha protects the island from evil spirits and it brings good luck to all its inhabitants. If you get a chance to visit the beautiful Island of Ko Samui then do not go without visiting the Wat Phra Yai which is one of the most famous Buddhist temples in Thailand.

Wat Khunaram – The Mummified Monk in Ko Samui

Wat Khunaram is one of the most famous Buddhist temples at Ko Samui. It houses a mummified body of the monk Luang Pho Daeng who was the most famous monk of Ko Samui. For most of the foreign travelers, watching mummy might be an uncomfortable experience but for the Buddhist devotees, it is a sacred body which they worship. The monk Luang Pho Daeng was meditating when he died and his body is displayed in a glass casket which is placed in a sitting position. Thai people pray to the monk and offer flowers, fruits and incense sticks.

The Secret Buddha Garden

Surrounded by lush green forests, The Secret Buddha Garden is located in the interior of Ko Samui. It is hidden in the mountains and also known as Magic Garde and Heaven’s Garden. The garden has an unusual collection of sculptures representing humans figures in different positions. It also has many statues of various deities. The Secret Buddha Garden is located at one of the highest points in Ko Samui and the views from here and on the way to the top is spectacular, with many vantage points from where you can admire the panorama of the island. It is a place which you can not miss on your trip to the Island of Ko Samui.

Wat Sala Loi

Wat Sala Loi temple was built by Thao Suranaree or Khun Ying Mo and her husband Mr. Thongkham in 1820s; it includes clay work depicting the life of Buddha and was declared the most important religious building in 1973. The place is located on the north-east of the old town about 500 meters from Rop Mueang Road. If one is disembarking at Nakhon Ratchasima Airport, one can easily start their journey in a car rental by visiting this attraction as it is just 35 minutes away from the airport. Use our online search form and get access to the finest Korat car hire deals.

Wat Phra Narai Maharat

Wat Phra Narai Maharat is a large ancient temple located on Prachak Road in Muang Nakhon Ratchasima District. This district is one of the 32 districts that fall in the Nakhon Ratchasima province and is really close to Korat city and its downtown. Hence make your transfer easy and less time consuming with a car rental from us; we offer the best Korat car hire deals at cheapest prices. Moreover if one is landing at Korat airport, they can easily seek a car rental for pickup at the airport so that one can hit the road shortly after their arrival.

Wat Phayap Temple

Wat Phayap Temple is a spiritual venue, situated at the heart of Korat. This small temple’s interior comes across as a beautiful surprise as it is built like a cave where real natural rock formations like stalactites and stalagmites have been plastered to its walls. It has various Buddha images plus a statue of king Narai who is remembered for his brave and thoughtful actions that were helpful in earning complete freedom for Thailand.

Wat Sala Loi

Wat Sala Loi temple was built by Thao Suranaree or Khun Ying Mo and her husband Mr. Thongkham in 1820s; it includes clay work depicting the life of Buddha and was declared the most important religious building in 1973. The place is located on the north-east of the old town about 500 meters from Rop Mueang Road. If one is disembarking at Nakhon Ratchasima Airport, one can easily start their journey in a car rental by visiting this attraction as it is just 35 minutes away from the airport. Use our online search form and get access to the finest Korat car hire deals.

Wat Phra Narai Maharat

Wat Phra Narai Maharat is a large ancient temple located on Prachak Road in Muang Nakhon Ratchasima District. This district is one of the 32 districts that fall in the Nakhon Ratchasima province and is really close to Korat city and its downtown. Hence make your transfer easy and less time consuming with a car rental from us; we offer the best Korat car hire deals at cheapest prices. Moreover if one is landing at Korat airport, they can easily seek a car rental for pickup at the airport so that one can hit the road shortly after their arrival.

Wat Phayap Temple

Wat Phayap Temple is a spiritual venue, situated at the heart of Korat. This small temple’s interior comes across as a beautiful surprise as it is built like a cave where real natural rock formations like stalactites and stalagmites have been plastered to its walls. It has various Buddha images plus a statue of king Narai who is remembered for his brave and thoughtful actions that were helpful in earning complete freedom for Thailand.

Wat Tham Suea – Tiger Cave Temple

Wat Tham Suea is a Buddhist temple located a few kilometers in the northeast of Krabi. It is also known as the Tiger Cave Temple and one of the holiest places in Krabi. It was constructed recently in 1975 and it is one of the most visited attractions in the city. It consists of a complex of Buddhist temples which are built around a sacred cave where, according to a legend, a tiger used to live. The tiger footprints can be seen even today on the floor of lower part of the temple. Wat Tham Suea is surrounded by tropical forest and high mountains.

Wat Kaewkorawaram in Krabi

Located in the middle of Krabi, Wat Kaewkorawaramin Krabi is a lovely Buddhist temple which was built in 2007. It is also known as simply Wat Kaew and it is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Krabi. The history of the temple dates back to 1887 when monks living here built a temple. The actual temple is located just in front of Wat Kaewkorawaram and today it houses a contemporary art museum. Unlike the usual Buddhist temples, the building of Wat Kaewkorawaram is very simple. The walls of the temple are white in color and it has a blue roof. Inside, there is a big Buddha statue is placed. The interiors of the temple are decorated with traditional Thai work.

Tonsai Beach

Tonsai is a beautiful beach located near Krabi and it offers a quite unique tourism and beach scene. Tonsai is a paradise for backpackers and climbers. Hundreds of tourist visit Tonsai to practice climbing and soloing. It also offers cheaper accommodation options than its neighboring beaches of Ao Nang and Railay. Over years, Tonsai has become a must visit for solo travelers and all the backpackers in Thailand. This area is quite small in size and travelers can easily get around on foot but during the rainy season, the roads of the area become slippery.

Wattanaram Monastery

Also called Wat Thai Wattanaram, this Thai Yai temple is a Buddhist complex which was built by a merchant from Tongchai in 1867 during the reign of King Rama IV. Hence all things at this temple, ranging from architectural designs to artifacts, have a profound Burmese impression. Located 3 km from Mae Sot, Wat Thai Wattanaram’s main building’s front is a mesmerizing mix of stucco and wood carvings which give it a very palace like feeling.

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Wat Phra Phutthabat

Wat Phra Phutthabat is a Buddhist temple located in Saraburi- a town located in Central Thailand. The English translation of its name is ‘Temple of Buddha’s Footprint’; this temple houses a footprint which is believed to have been imprinted by Buddha himself. We provide well-tended car rental for Mae sot at various price ranges; book by choosing the best-suited deal from our pool of deals powered by the combined fleet of cars provided by our numerous suppliers like Budget and Alamo.

Wat Mani Phraison

Wat Mani Phraison is the oldest temple in Mae Sot; its most outstanding feature is its structure called “Samphutthe” which is surrounded by 223 smaller pagodas-each having a niche which holds an image of Buddha. This structure also acts as Wihan which according to Thai architecture means that the place which holds the prime images of Buddha and also acts as the hall where monks and people come to pray. In addition to the prime Buddha images, this place also holds wax statues of various respected monks, the place is really pleasing to look at and the outer walls contain various paintings of scenes from Buddhist scriptures.

Wat Si Thep Pradittharam

Wat Si Thep Pradittharam temple was originally called Wat Sri Khun Muang and was built by a ruler called Thongthip Mungklakiri in 1859. The place was renovated in 1902 by a monk named Luang Pu Jahn Kemiyo and was completed in 1906; it is also at this time when the temple’s name was also changed to Wat Si Thep Pradittharam. Luang Pu Jahn Kemiyo was a monk who accepted monkhood at the age of 20 and continued till his death at an age of 92 in 1973.

The temple has an ordination hall which has about 108 murals on the walls which makes it more beautiful. The Buddha image enshrined in this temple is said to be one of the most important ones as it is believed to have been built at the same time when Buddha images of Phra Suk and Phra Sai were built. Visit this Nakhon Phanom attraction in a car rental from us and move about with the best car rental deal both in terms of price as well as inclusions.

Wat Prathat Renu Nakhon

Wat Prathat Renu Nakhon has 36 meters high Chedi which is also its most distinguishing feature. This temple has been renovated in the past many years, though that doesn’t make it less important historically.

Wat Phra That Phanom

Erected some 2500 years ago, Wat Phra That Phanom is a place where history can be seen and felt in its full bloom despite the fact that it has been renovated several times. The Wat Phra That Phanom temple is located in the Southern part of Nakhon Phanom province in a small village named That Phanom which is about 70 kilometers south of the provincial capital Nakhon Phanom.

Located near the banks of Mekong River, its most distinct feature is its central piece which is 57 meters tall Chedi- all done in white and decorated with 110 kg gold. The Chedi is the best example of Laotian style whose base is also exceptional as it holds the reliefs that shows the scenes from Brahman mythology. It is of great religious importance for according to legend it houses a relic- breastbone of Buddha.

Wat Phra Mahathat Woramahawihan

Wat Phra Mahathat Woramahawihan is considered one of the main Buddhist temples of Nakhon Si Thammarat. Listed among the six prime royal temples of Thailand it is interesting to note that it is also the oldest and the most respected- not in Nakhon Si Thammarat but in whole of Thailand. It is most noted for its huge Chedi which came into existence way before when the temple was not even constructed and is estimated to be about six hundred years elder to the remaining structure.

Shadow Play House of Suchat Sapsin

Nang Talung is Thailand’s most loved folk entertainment and is an ancient form of storytelling where opaque objects are used to create an illusion of moving shadows by skilled use of light and sound.

Highlights

Shadow play house of Suchat Sapsin is the very first shadow play museum in Thailand, where full-fledged story recitals are organized and the story is conveyed through shadows; many of these story recitals make use of stories some of which are as old as 100 years.
Here the story is recited in the common dialect of the Thai region and the words are matched by the shadow play figures.

It is a place that keeps alive the old concept of shadow play and also hosts demonstrations where creation of shadow play is shown to the general public. No wonder it got Thailand’s National tourism award for best cultural and historic site in 1996 for its unique contribution in keeping alive an age-old legacy and fondly loved tradition of shadow play.

Nakhon Si Thammarat National Museum 

Nakhon Si Thammarat National Museum was opened to people on 26th August 1974 with an aim to preserve the art and culture of Nakhon Si Thammarat and the other parts of the upper southern Thailand. In addition to preservation the museum has been assigned as the responsibility to promote tourism and to act as the center of education by the Fine Arts Department of Thailand.

The museum sits on the boundary of the abandoned Suanluang East Temple and just opposite to this temple’s modern day replica. Located about a kilometer south of Phra Mahathat Woramahawihan Temple, this national museum was inaugurated by His Highness and Her Highness in the presence of H.R.H. Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn and H.R.H. Princess Chulabhorn.

Underwater World Pattaya

Spread over 12 acres on the Sukhumvit Road, the Underwater World Pattaya is one of the fascinating Attractions in the city. This exciting aquarium gives you a chance to get close with the beautiful sea creatures and learn about the marine life. It has a 105 meters long tunnel which made of 6.4 cm thick acrylic material giving an 180-degree view of the aquarium. The Underwater World Pattaya is equipped with all the latest technology and considered as the largest aquarium in Asia. Visiting this wonderful aquarium is definitely one of the top things to do in Pattaya.

The Sanctuary of Truth

The Sanctuary of Truth is an impressive wooden structure located along the sea coast of Pattaya. It is the largest wooden building in Thailand which was built by Mr. Lek Viriyaphant, the founder of “MuangBoran” and “Erawan Museum”. Inspired by a philosophical truth which tells the important of religion and art, the Sanctuary of Truth explains the importance of religion and art in humanity. The sanctuary is made completely from wood and it has a unique architectural style. Only ancient woodworking techniques are used in its construction. It also displays wonderful handmade wood carvings. In 2008, this temple received the “Best Travel Destination Award” from the Tourism Authority of Thailand.

The Big Buddha Hill

The Big Buddha Hill is a complex of religious monuments and the statue of Buddha is the most popular one. In this statue, Buddha is sitting in a lotus with a smile on face and it is located on the top of the hill. A decorated staircase of 120 steps leads to the statue. With a small donation, a monk will read a prayer for you and a souvenir shop is also located at the top. A park is spread over the most of the hill with numerous jogging paths, shops, gym and a gazebo. Here, you will also find locals selling small birds. People buy these birds and release them which is considered as a good omen. From the top, you can also admire the stunning views of the city and bay.

Wat Tham Ta Pan

Wat Tham Ta Pan is undoubtedly one of the weirdest original temples of southern Thailand. Located about 100 km north-east of Phuket City in the town of Phang Nga, the temple offers a journey through the Buddhist version of Heaven and Hell. It might look a bit decrepit and abandoned at first sight, adding to the creepiness of the place. At the temple’s entrance, you’ll find a fountain with five magnificent monk statues, each holding a bowl that represents health, cleverness, happiness, beauty and wealth. According to the myth, if you succeed in throwing a coin into the bowl of your choice, you’ll get whatever you wish for. Wat Tham Ta Pan is certainly one-of-a-kind temple that is well worth a visit because of its weird uniqueness. You’re recommended to visit with a local guide if you plan on gathering more information regarding the various concepts exhibited at the temple.

Wat Tham Suwan Khuha – The Famous Buddha Cave in Phang-Nga

Locally known as the cave temple or Wat Tham, Wat Tham Suwan Khuha is one of Phang-Nga’s most important temples because of its archaeological and historical background. It is located about 9 km from Phang-Nga town on Highway No. 4 (Phang-Nga – Phuket route) at Mu 2 Tambon Krasom. Wat Tham Suwan Khuha is on a mountain with numerous caves such as Tham Muet, Tham Kaeo, Tham Chaeng and Tham Yai – the lowest level of all. The cave temple opens daily from 8 in the morning till 5 in the evening and entrance through the temple gate costs around 20 Baht. Driving along the small road from the main gate will lead you to the parking lot in front of the cave. Remember not to park your vehicle too near the cave entrance as there are plenty of monkeys around this area that are often seen pulling car wipers, antennas or whatever they could get their hands on.

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Ton Pariwat Wildlife Conservation Area

Covering a total area of about 40,000 acres of beautiful shady trees, Ton Pariwat Wildlife Conservation Area lies approximately 25 km from Phang-Nga town. The sanctuary is situated in Tambon Song Phraek on Highway No. 4, between Kapong district and Phang-Nga town. For getting there by car, you would have to take a right turn at Ban Song Phraek and continue driving for another 10 km before arriving at your destination. Ton Pariwat Wildlife Sanctuary is home to ‘Namtok Ton Pariwat’ or ‘Namtok Song Phraek’ as the locals call it. This is a low-rise waterfall about a hundred meters away from the sanctuary’s headquarters. The water tends to gush down strongly during the rainy season. There is a pond at the foot of the waterfall containing a few deposits of ores.

Overall, Ton Pariwat Wildlife Conservation Area is a wonderful place to spend a day amid a waterfall and a variety of flora. Entrance to the sanctuary is free. Make this trip with a Phang-Nga car rental at hand and move about the city and visit its attractions in a hassle-free manner. Book with us and make use of various facilities that we make available with our car rental deals; affordable prices and free booking support comes are offered as the added bonus.

Wat Ratchaburana

An Overview of the Buddhist Temple
Constructed when the Sukhothai Kingdom shifted its capital to Phitsanulok, Wat Ratchaburana is a Buddhist temple that aids in illuminating Phitsanulok’s long and intriguing history. The temple is located in the center of the city, on the west bank of river Nan, and to the south of Wat Phra Sri Rattana Mahatat Woramahawihan – the most visited temple of the province. Also linked to Wat Nang Phaya, Wat Ratchaburana won’t stun you, but it’s definitely worth a visit if you’re passing by. The main highlight of the temple is an old tiered brick mound that leads up to an elegant bell-shaped chedi. Also to be seen is an ordination hall housing murals that date back to 150 years, depicting visuals from the Ramakien epic. The central location of Wat Ratchaburana will make it easy for you to wander through.

Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat

Home of the Famous Phra Buddha Chinnarat
Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat is located in downtown Phitsanulok on the banks of river Nan, about 100 m north of Highway 12 close to Naresuan bridge. Dating back to the 14th century, this royal temple is often referred to by the locals as Wat Phra Si or Wat Yai, which in Thai means ‘big temple’. It is famous for housing the golden image of Buddha known as Phra Buddha Chinnarat – one of the most beautiful and highly revered Buddha images in Thailand. This Sukhothai style image in the subduing Mara posture is 375 centimeters tall. A distinctive feature of the image is the aureola which is in the shape of flames, surrounding most of the image. It is mainly due to the attraction of Phra Buddha Chinnarat that Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat is an important pilgrimage place for Thai Buddhists.

Wat Chedi Yod Thong

A Historic Buddhist Temple in Phitsanulok
Built during the Sukhothai era, Wat Chedi Yod Thong is an important historic Buddhist temple in Phitsanulok city. It is primarily famous for its bud shaped Sukhothai-style chedi (also known as the Lotus Bud Chedi). On the premises of Wat Chedi Yod Thong, you’ll find a small lake/pond and a complex of monk quarters facing toward it. Also to be seen is a small yet modern temple building nearby. The wat also houses an ordination hall as well as an administration building. Entrance to the temple is unrestricted and free of cost. However, you could offer a small donation upon your visit for the upkeep of the temple. You can take pictures of the statue of the Buddha and around the temple as photography is permitted inside. You can even chat with the local monks who will tell you interesting things about the universe and just about everything related to life.

Wat Khao Rang in Phuket

Located on the famous Khao Rang Hill, Wat Khao Rang is a small but very important Buddhist temple in Phuket. It houses a huge statue of Golden Buddha which is the largest in Phuket after Big Buddha statue. The Wat Khao Rang was established by Luang Pu Supha who is a famous monk in Thailand and considered as the oldest man in the world. The temple shops also sell amulets with his photo. Now, he used to live at Wat Luang Pu Supha, a temple which is named after him. This temple is also located in Phuket. It is one of the attractions which you cannot miss in Phuket.

Wat Chalong

Built in the starting of the 19th century, Wat Chalong is the most famous and the largest Buddhist temple on the Phuket Island. The original name of the temple is Chaitararam but it is popular as Wat Chalong and you will see sign boards only with this name. The temple is dedicated to two monks, Luang Pho Chuang and Luang Pho Cham. These two monks were very famous for their herbal medicine and they are revered by the locals. The Chalong Temple is one of the must visit attractions in Phuket and it is surrounded by numerous other attractions which can be visited on the same day.

The Phuket Aquarium

The Phuket Aquarium is not as big as Siam Ocean World, but it is still a must visit attraction in Phuket. It is a place full of amazement and offers many opportunities of entertainment for the whole family, especially kids. It is not only the source of entertainment for tourists but being a part of Phuket Marine Biological Center, it also plays an important role in research, protection and education of marine life. Here, you can see crabs, eels, sharks, stingrays and many others.

Wat Yannawa

Also known as ‘Boat Temple’, Wat Yannawa is a third class royal temple which was originally built during Ayutthaya Kingdom and the boat structure was added in the early 19th century. It is one of the oldest temples of Bangkok for the actual temple was constructed way before Bangkok was founded and even before the time when the Rattanakosin Kingdom took its first breath.

Wat Phra Sri Maha Uma Devi

Wat Phra Sri Maha Uma Devi is a Hindu temple which was built during King Rama IV’s reign and is unique as it carries the south Indian style architecture in one of its finest forms. It was constructed by the members of a Hindu Community specifically Tamil who had migrated from India to Thailand at the time when India had just fallen captive to the British rule.Forms of Shakti are the prime Gods of the temple, namely Uma, Lakshmi and Saraswati who are consorts of Shiva, Vishnu and Brahma respectively.

The temple was constructed as per Shaktism in 1876 by Vaithi Padayatch who was a Hindu and a Tamil immigrant. History says that when India came under the colonial rule, many Indian Tamils thought of migrating instead of living without freedom. It is said that they migrated as gem traders or as cattle ranchers and the one among them, was the leader called Vaithi Padayatchi. It was under his leadership that this temple’s construction began within the decade of their migration.

Wat Bhoman Khunaram

It is one of the best known religious places in Bangkok, it is sometimes also pronounced as one of the most beautiful Chinese temples located in Bangkok; actually it is considered the most beautiful in the whole of south eastern Asia.

Architecture

The most interesting feature of this temple is that the art found at the place is a unique combination of Thai, Chinese as well as Tibetan styles.

Yomjinda Walking Street – A Happening Place in Rayong

Yomjinda Walking Street is among the most interesting places to visit in Rayong. Built as the very first street in the city, it was the most economic area of Rayong province. With an antique atmosphere, it gives visitors a feel of how the community used to look like a century ago.

Yomjinda Street is a fantastic place to explore the ancient architecture of the city. But it’s not only about the architecture, this age-old street has also been set up to present various activities by the locals such as traditional crafts and food fairs, dance, music and shadow puppets. The night market at Yomjinda Street is also worth a visit. So if you happen to be around Rayong downtown at night and have some free time, then don’t forget to check it out.

Saeng Chan Beach – The Moonlight Beach

Located about 6 kilometers from Rayong, Saeng Chan Beach is the nearest popular beach from the city. In terms of appearance, it is quite different as compared to many other beaches in Rayong province. It appears to be as if several small moon crests have been connected together. Hence the name Saeng Chan Beach which means ‘moonlight beach’.

Getting to the beach from the city is very easy. From Rayong downtown, you just need to keep driving along Sukhumvit Road towards Ban Chang District. At some point, you’ll notice a signpost indicating to turn left for Saeng Chan Beach. After turning left from here, you now just have to keep going straight on until the beach arrives. Once you are done exploring the beach, make sure to visit the two nearby tourist attractions – Sky View Tower and Phra Chedi Klang Nam.

Rayong Aquarium

Rayong Aquarium is one of those tourist attractions in Thailand where people of all ages can come and enjoy to the fullest. Plenty of sea creatures are there to look around and this is the best place to learn about how these creatures live. The aquarium is separated into both indoor as well as outdoor sections.

Aside from being clean, it is also organized well enough for the visitors to look around easily. One of the great things about Rayong Aquarium is that the entrance fee is the same for both locals and foreigners – around 30 Baht for adults and around 10 Baht for kids. In case you feel hungry, there is the well-known Ban Phe Market located just a 5-minute drive from the aquarium where you can get a variety of seafood. Book a Rayong car rental with us at Thailand Cars Rentals and take home the best priced deal with an open option of one-way rental. Our suppliers offer a big fleet of cars which results in competitive prices and further allow comparison so that one can choose the right deal accordingly.

Wat Matchimawat

The Most Important Temple in Songkhla
Wat Matchimawat, also known as Wat Klang, is one of the oldest and largest temples of Thailand as well as the most important temple in Songkhla. Located close to the center of the old town on Sai Buri Road, it was built around 400 years ago during the Ayutthaya period. It is believed that Yai Si Chan, who was a millionaire in the city at that time, donated a huge amount of money for the temple’s construction. The temple was initially named Wat Yai Si Chan. Later on, Wat Pho was built to its south and Wat Liap to its north. The name Wat Yai Si Chan was changed by the locals to Wat Matchimawat or Wat Klang (Klang means middle) due to its central position between the other two temples.

Songkhla Zoo

The Largest Zoo of South Thailand

Songkhla Zoo is the largest zoo in Southern Thailand and is the perfect place to watch the animals in action. Located in Tambon Khao Rup Chang on the Songkhla-Chana Road, this open-range zoo covers an area of approximately 145 hectares and is home to about 160 species. Established in 1989, Songkhla Zoo is among the very few zoos in Thailand that are members of the Zoological Park Organization. The main objective of the zoo besides providing a recreational spot for people is the preservation of wild animals and to return them to their natural habitat. The hilly area of Songkhla Zoo is paved with an asphalt ring road on which visitors can drive along the way and see the various animals such as tigers, bantengs, crocodiles, camels and a diverse range of colorful birds. The highlight of the zoo is a viewpoint with several food stalls which is situated on the top, offering breathtaking views of the city.

Songkhla National Museum

Songkhla National Museum is among the many places of interest in the city. Located on Wichian Chom Road, the Chinese-style building housing the museum was built back in 1878 by Phraya Sundranuraksa (Net Na Songkhla) – the then deputy governor of Songkhla province. It initially served as the governor’s residence for a short while before becoming the City Hall, a residence of the city’s upper administrative officers. In 1973, the building was declared a National Monument and in 1982, it was opened as a National Museum. Today, Songkhla National Museum is a place to know more about the region’s history, culture, local archeology and folk art.

Wat Suan Mokkh

This wooded temple is located in forest, 6 km south of Chaiya Town, on Route 41. The name of the temple means “The Grove of the Power of Liberation” and there lived the late Buddhadasa Bhikkhu, one of the most revered monks in Thailand. He was famous for its Buddhist approach of “back to basic principles”. At the age of 20 years, in 1926, Buddhadasa Bhikkhu (the slave of Buddha) became a monk and at the age of 30, he founded the Wat Suan Mokkh. He studied in various Buddhist schools and also learnt about different religions. His aim was to unite people from different religions and work for humanity. The International Dharma Hermitage was his last project where people can learn about the “Truth of Nature”.

Wat Khao Suwan Pradit

Founded by Luang Phu Choi, Wat Khao Suwan Pradit is one of the most revered Buddhist temples in Thailand. This temple is situated on a 45 meter high hilltop and offers panoramic views of the surroundings and the coast. Wat Khao Suwan Pradit was home of Luang Phu Choi who was one of the most famous monks in Thailand. He is also known as Phra Kru Suwan and the temple was named after him. His remains are still kept in a glass coffin which is placed at the foot of the hill. The chedi of Wat Khao Suwan Pradit houses the sacred relics of Lord Buddha which were brought here from Wat Phra Kiat, Chiang Mai.

Ratchaprabha Dam in Surat Thani

Ratchaprabha Dam is among the most popular places in Surat Thani and a must visit attractions on a visit to Khao Sok. Locally, it is known as Chieo Lan Dam and it was built in 1982 to ensure the water supply to the southern parts of the country. Also, it generates 554 million kilowatt of electricity every hour. The dam is 94 meters high and 761 meters long, and it’s water reservoir (Cheow Lan Lake) covers an area of 185 sq. kilometers. Cheow Lan Lake has given birth to hundreds of small islands and it offers views of stunning limestone mountains. Every year, Ratchaprabha Dam receives thousands of local and foreign tourists.

Wat Traimit – The Temple of Golden Buddha

Located in the Chinatown district, Wat Traimit is one of the most famous temples of Bangkok. It is known for the huge golden statue of Buddha which is housed in the temple. The statue of golden Buddha is 3 meters high and weighs more than five and a half tons. It is the largest solid gold statue in the world. The King Rama III brought the statue to Bangkok and it was installed in a temple which fell down in 1931. Then the statute was moved to the Wat Traimit Temple. It is one of the most visited temples in the country.

Wat Suthat and the Giant Swing

Wat Suthat is the first royal temple of Thailand of its kind. The construction of the temple was started in 1807 on the orders of Rama I and the work of the temple continued even in the reign of Rama II. In 1847, the temple was finally completed in the reign of Rama III. In the chaos of Bangkok, the Wat Suthat is a haven of peace. This temple does not get too many visitors and you will be able to see the temple virtually alone. Wat Suthat is located in the old part of Bangkok and in front of the city’s town hall. It is one of the most important and impressive temples in Thailand and you must not miss to visit it.

Wat Saket – The Temple of the Golden Mount

Among the many temples that you can visit in central Bangkok, Wat Saket is the one you cannot miss. The temple of Wat Saket dates back to Ayutthaya era and its complete name is Wat Saket Ratcha Wora Maha Wihan, but everybody calls it Wat Saket in short. The name was given by King Rama I after he renovated the temple and made Bangkok the capital of Thailand. This temple is lesser known among travelers than other popular temples like Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn) or Wat Pho (Temple of the Reclining Buddha) and it gives you an opportunity to admire the Thai culture quietly away from the chaos of the Thai capital. Take full advantage of this opportunity by hiring a car at Bangkok Airport and enjoy an up close visit to Wat Saket and other numerous visit-worthy city attractions.

Ko Kho Khao

Ko Kho Khao is also known as the “Secret Island” for having a limited number of resorts, restaurant and bars, but is gaining popularity with time.

Not included in the list of overcrowded islands, Ko Kho Khao has achieved in maintaining a peaceful scene. For people expecting a holiday at a peaceful place with all the amenities like resorts, restaurants along with a pretty sea sight, Ko Kho Khao will be the perfect destination for them.

Khao Lak-Lam Ru National Park

Initially popular as a seashore park in 1984, Khao Lak-Lam Ru National Park became Thailand’s 66th national park in August 1991.

Located on the western coast of Andaman sea, this place is prone to rains almost all around the year. Khao Lak-Lam Ru National Park is popular for enclosing several mountains and beautiful waterfalls. Enclosing the vast wildlife and extensive nature, Khao Lak-Lam Ru National Park is ideal for hiking, forest walks as well as viewing wildlife. Tough and comprising more number of beaches and forest, the park is named after two of its mountain peaks namely Khao Lak and Lam Ru.

Ban Nam Khem Tsunami memorial Park

Ban Nam Khem Memorial Park is a beautiful beach with a very clear and clean white sand and is an enjoyable place for a picnic spot, having restaurants and bars serving delicious Thai food. Ban Nam Khem Tsunami Park comprises of 5 parts, Resting area, Health area, Playground area and the Tsunami Memorial area. Tsunami Memorial area being the highlight of this place, represents names and pictures of almost 3,500 Thai’s and foreigners who lost their lives in the 2004 Tsunami attack.

PhuPhaPetch Cave

It is World’s 4th Largest Cave
PhuPhaPetch Cave is located in the Manung district of Province of Satun and the fact that the cave covers an area of about 19.5 acres comes across as the biggest surprise. The place was discovered in 1998 by a Buddhist monk known as Luang Ta Plaeng and was eventually explored by a group of archeologists from Archeology offices and 10th National Museum at Songkla.

Phraya Ratsadanupradit Mahison Phakdi ‘Monument’

This monument was constructed in honor of a former administrator – Phraya Ratsadanupradit Mahison Phakdi, who later became the governor of Trang province.
The monument is located in Trang Municipal Park and is one kilometer from the Provincial Hall.

Phra That Sa-Wee

It is an ancient temple located in the Sa-Wee district of Chumporn Province. It is officially an archeological site where centuries ago a golden casket was founded by Prince Sri Thammasokaraj which contained the relics of Buddha.

Wat Thung Si Muang

Standing in the middle of the lotus pond, this 6-layered Wat Thung Si Muang Temple looks absolutely gorgeous, reflecting itself in the Lotus pond. The temple was created in the 19th century to keep the replica of Buddha’s footprints.

Ubon Ratchathani National Museum

Built in 1918, Ubon Ratchathani National Museum first served as the City Hall, then as a Fine Arts Department and was later opened as a museum in 1989. Exhibits being spread over ten installations, this informative museum has plenty to show.

Thung Si Muang Park

Located in the heart of the city, Thung Si Muang National Park is a beautifully landscaped public park. The park encloses a statue of Ubon’s founder, Chao Kham Phong and two to three monuments. The most noticeable monument represents the National Symbol of Thailand, that is a huge image of Garuda (half human and half bird). Initially a paddy field of the Ruler, the area was later declared a public park during the reign of King Rama V.

Wat Pha Ban Tat

Wat Pha Ban Tat is definitely different and unique among other Udon Thani attractions. Located to the south of the province it is surrounded by lush forest cover which is the only piece of virgin forest that remains untouched in whole of the province.

Wat Pha Ban Koh

Situated close to Na Kha Silk Village, Wat Pha Ban Koh is a forest temple which lies on the north of Udon Thani province in Tambon Khuea Nam area. Wat Pha Ban Koh is known for a pagoda named Phra Maha That Chedi Chaloem Barami Phra Nawamin, which sits within its parameters. This pagoda is believed to house the relics of Lord Buddha and its insides are richly decorated with sculptures that depict the history of Lord Buddha plus Jataka stories. In addition to this it also houses numerous Buddha images.

Wat Pa Phu Kon

Wat Pa Phu Kon is a Buddhist temple which, also known as the Forest temple is located in Ban Na Kham Village. Surrounding by mountainous terrain it is full of fauna like wild monkeys and peacocks etc in addition to thick green cover- dominated by Bamboos.
Wat Pa Phu Kon, constructed in 2013, is well-noted for its splendid architecture and impressive design.