Pariwat Temple in Bangkok: A Buddhist Zen Painting

#Bangkok Attractions Stepping into the historic Pariwat Temple in Bangkok is like walking into a painting full of Buddhist Zen. As soon as you enter the gate of the temple, a towering stone statue of Buddha comes into view. Its solemn and kind appearance reveals a solemn and dignified atmosphere of the temple. The exterior of this exquisite building is full of the beauty of Southeast Asian curves, and its carved beams and painted buildings fully demonstrate the ingenuity and craftsmanship of the ancient architecture. Passing through a gate gorgeously decorated with dragon and phoenix carvings, you will reach the interior of the Buddhist temple where the main statue is enshrined. Walking along the bluestone path, you will see a green pond with a unique pavilion in the center. The upward-flowing spire lines on the top are full of Zen Southeast Asian style. A gentle breeze blew, and the surface of the pond was rippling with ripples, which overlapped with the reflection of the pavilion on the water to create a splash-ink landscape painting of the Jiangnan region.