Fo Guang Shan Temple, Tai Hua Si

Wat Pho Guang Shan Tai Hua Si Another beautiful temple in Thailand, Wat Pho Guang Shan or “Theravada-Mahayana Buddhist Institute” which is a branch temple from Taiwan, was established in Thailand in 2012, located in Khu Bon area, Khlong Sam Wa district. It is not difficult to get there, just follow the GPS on Google Maps. It is designed in Taiwanese architecture, similar to China, like traveling abroad. At first, we thought it looked like a Chinese temple, but in fact it is Taiwanese. According to the information we searched, there are 300 branch temples around the world. Wat Pho Guang Shan aims to spread Buddhist ideas. The entrance to the temple is clearly divided into entrances and exits, and the exit must go around the temple. There are many entrances to the temple, either on the side or on the side, whichever is more convenient. When entering the temple, there is a very large courtyard surrounded by buildings. Inside the building on the west side on the left hand side, there is also a language school. If you face the temple on the right hand side, there is a Guanyin shrine with a large and elegant Guanyin statue inside. If you face the left hand side, there is a tall and beautiful building in the center in front. Inside, there are 3 large Buddha statues. The interior is beautifully decorated. The walls are decorated with small Buddha statues lining the walls. The ceiling is decorated with beautiful lights. Outside the building, if you come in the afternoon, it will be very beautiful to take pictures. There are many photo spots. Most people like to rent Chinese clothes to take pictures with a photographer. There are both at the large entrance, in the wide courtyard in the middle of the temple, at the corner of the wall, or in front of Guan Yin. 🟢 Open Tuesday to Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 🚙 The parking lot in the temple is spacious and can accommodate many cars. 👨‍🦽 There are wheelchairs available. Contact the security guard at the entrance. There is a ramp for wheelchairs and walking up to facilitate the elderly. 💸 Admission is free. 🚻 There are very clean bathrooms. Luxurious and beautiful #ChineseNewYear2566