Ancient poetry on the Chao Phraya River

#Bangkok Itinerary When I first saw Wat Phra That Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, I was attracted by its leisurely temperament lying quietly on the Chao Phraya River. The magnificent main hall sparkles in the sun, like a gorgeous dragon boat, carrying the memories of the years and the power of faith. The eaves of the temple are like the wings of a phoenix spreading its wings. The exquisitely carved wood carvings and colorful tiles complement each other, full of the delicate beauty of traditional Thai architecture. As you enter the temple, the air is filled with the elegant scent of sandalwood. The believers sat quietly in front of the Buddha statue, praying in low voices, and everything around them seemed immersed in peace. I walked gently into the back hall and carefully examined the murals on the wall that recorded Buddhist stories. The bright colors and smooth lines told the legends from thousands of years ago, which made people feel awe. Walking out of the temple, the sparkling Chao Phraya River in the evening complements the Wat Rong Khun Temple, as if heaven and earth are composing a quiet poem together. Here, history and nature coexist harmoniously, making people linger and their minds clear.