[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Sao Chingcha (Giant Swing) (Updated Mar)

The hottest cafe right now is “PAULETTE BKK”, a pink French-style cafe in Phra Nakhon area 🎀 A cafe that must be on the list of cafe hopping lovers, with its outstanding French-style decoration in pastel pink theme and warm atmosphere like a cafe in Paris has been moved to Phra Nakhon area. PAULETTE BKK feels like you’ve walked into a classic cafe in France, with its light pink tone and perfectly matched vintage furniture, whether it’s rattan chairs, European-style wooden tables, or large mirrors that reflect natural light, making every corner of the shop a perfect photo spot for content creators. In addition to the beautiful atmosphere, the food and drinks here do not disappoint, especially the dessert and coffee menus that have a French feel, and the prices are also lovely. ☕️🥐 PAULETTE BKK is located in Phra Nakhon area, which is conveniently accessible by both car and public transportation. Near important places such as Wat Ratchabophit, Wat Phra Kaew and Pak Khlong Talat, you can stop by this cafe after sightseeing in the old city. 📍Location: PAULETTE BKK (opposite Wat Ratchabophit) ⏰ Opening-closing hours: Open every day (07:30 - 18:30) 🚄 MRT: Sam Yot (walk for about 500 meters) #bangkoktrips #travel #bangkok_holiday #cafebkk

The Giant Swing, one of Bangkok's most important landmarks, is located near Wat Suthat. This striking red Giant Swing was once used in the Lo Ching Cha ceremony, a Brahmin tradition reflecting beliefs about gods and the harvest. Although the ceremony has now ended, the Giant Swing still attracts tourists from around the world due to its beauty and significance in Thai history. Stopping by and taking photos here is a must-do when visiting Bangkok. 📍Address: Giant Swing, Bangkok 🏖️Environment/Facilities: Parking at J Park for 30 baht per hour 🕰️Opening hours: All day #WinterAttractions

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี 🌈Walk around the Sao Chingcha area, which is an old area of ​​Rattanakosin Island. The Sao Chingcha is located in front of Wat Suthat and Bangkok City Hall 1. 🌻The Sao Chingcha is an important place used in Brahman religious ceremonies, namely the swing ceremony in the Triyampawai royal ceremony (this ceremony has now been canceled). The beam of the Sao Chingcha remains for us to visit. Anyone who passes along Thanon Dinso will see the Sao Chingcha standing out prominently. In addition, the surrounding area has preserved old buildings, allowing you to walk around. The weather is starting to cool down and it is very relaxing to walk around. Thailand is as beautiful as any other country in the world. 📍Location: Sao Chingcha, Thanon Dinso, Bang Khun Phrom Subdistrict, Phra Nakhon District, Bangkok #Follow the life of a young lady #Life is addicted to trip reviews #100 ways to travel

Sao Chingcha area is a district full of the scent of traditional Thai culture and delicious food. If anyone wants to experience old Bangkok and wants a chill atmosphere along with tasting Thai food Important places in Sao Chingcha area 1. Sao Chingcha: It is an important place in terms of culture and religion because it was once used in the swing ceremony, which was a Brahmin ceremony in the past. 2. Wat Suthat Thepwararam: A royal temple built since the reign of King Rama I, it enshrines Phra Sri Sakyamuni, a large important Buddha image, a shrine. 3. Bangkok City Hall (Old Building): A white building standing tall near Sao Chingcha, it has been the Bangkok City Hall since 1887. It is still used for government work and the building itself is considered a distinctive piece of architecture. Delicious restaurants in Sao Chingcha area 1. Mon Nom Sod Shop: A milk and toast shop that has been open for over 50 years, located near Sao Chingcha. It is a popular shop that serves toast with butter and sugar, custard, and a variety of hot and cold drinks. 2. Street food shops along Dinso Road and Bamrung Mueang Road: There are stalls selling a variety of Thai food. Whether it's Pad Thai, fried oysters, grilled pork with sticky rice, or fresh fruit, it's perfect for those who want to try authentic Thai street food. How to get to Sao Chingcha area 1. MRT subway: Get off at Sam Yot station and walk for about 10-15 minutes. 2. Bus: There are many lines that pass through Bamrung Mueang Road, such as lines 10, 12, 35, and 42. #Get a discount without relying on luck

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Eat your way through and check in at cafes in the best areas Eat your fill and get great photos from morning till night Eat your way through and eat your way through 12 great restaurants in Sao Chingcha area. For those who are bored at home but don't want to travel upcountry, today we have gathered famous restaurants and chill cafes in Sao Chingcha area for you. This place is perfect for taking a leisurely stroll, taking photos, and finding delicious food. Because this place is full of legendary restaurants, savory dishes, sweet dishes, and cafes with great atmospheres. Don't miss it, everyone! Without further ado, follow us to eat your way through and check out 12 great restaurants and cafes in Sao Chingcha area that foodies and cafe lovers should check in immediately! Which restaurants are there? How great are they? Let's not wait and see!! #100TravelWays

#Travel Plan Giveaway, Worship in One Go ⛩️ Tai Hong Kong Shrine The origin of the Por Tek Tung Foundation. The atmosphere is very good. Most people pray for health because according to the story, in 1909, there was an epidemic of diarrhea. The early Chinese people brought Luang Pu's image to put in front of their houses and the villagers got better. After that, this shrine was born. ⛩️ Guan Yu Shrine The oldest shrine on the banks of the Chao Phraya River. The trick here is don't forget to rub your feet and pray. Or on the right side, where you pray for land sales, by bringing the title deed to pray. As for the important tip, if you pray for everything, don't forget to pray to the Horse God. This is the thing you want to pray for, so you can speed up your prayers. ⛩️ Tiger God Shrine, Somdet Market This is one of the oldest and most famous Teochew (Taoist) Chinese shrines in Bangkok. Inside the shrine is the shrine of Hiang Tian Xiang Di. (Hiang Tiang Siang Ti), the image of Lord Tiger, Lord Guan Yu, and Lady Tubtim. Most importantly, don't forget to rub the turtle shell. Rub it out 3 times to ask for health. Rub it in 3 times for luck and money. 🚙Here's how to get there. Each place is 10-15 minutes apart. Tai Hong Kong Shrine > Guan Yu Shrine > Lord Tiger Shrine, Somdet Market Coordinates: Lord Tiger Shrine, Giant Swing #Temple Tour #One Day Trip Plan #Chinese Architecture

Recently, Thailand has been visa-free, so I found a weekend plus Monday to take a short vacation for a few days. Although it's only three days, I took a lot of satisfactory photos. Bangkok is a crazy and interesting city The Buddha statues all over the street, the friendly locals, the backpackers of different skin colors, and the terrible traffic are the impressions Bangkok left me. Share the locations of these 9 pictures to facilitate everyone to check in 1⃣️Lad ya 8: The classic position of the Big Buddha in the Water Gate Temple, with a strong visual shock. A few years ago, I was full of longing for Bangkok because of this scene. Now I finally realized my wish to check in here. (200mm lens + cropping) 2⃣️Oppsite Bangkok Polytechnic College: Locate this bus station, you can take a picture of the big swing, with a small aperture and a large depth of field, to fully reflect the messy wires and crowded traffic in Bangkok. 3⃣️Bamrung Mueang Rd: A small road full of Buddha statues for sale, which looks very interesting, can be checked in with 2⃣️ 4⃣️5⃣️Golden Mountain Temple: A relatively niche temple, almost no one, picture four is in the temple at the foot of the mountain, picture five is overlooking the whole city of Bangkok after climbing the golden mountain, you can see the famous Zheng Wang Temple. Can be checked in with 2⃣️3⃣️. 6⃣️Mahathat Temple: The treasure city around Bangkok, the big city government, the most famous is the scene of the tree hugging Buddha's head (specific strategies can be seen in the previous article) 7⃣️Chinatown: The signs in Chinatown are colorful and very beautiful, and there are many street foods worth trying, but it seems that there is some festival recently, and many banners have been hung 8⃣️Japan Street: Locate to thaniya, the neon lights all over the street are very beautiful for taking pictures, as if you are in the streets of Japan, there are some adult projects soliciting customers on the roadside, and I dare not take pictures.. 9⃣️Zheng Wang Temple: My favorite one among all the temples in Bangkok, the white pagoda is very different, and it has a dreamy feeling

:: 🍧 Bun Bar Chon 🍧 :: . #Homemade Toast, Ovaltine Volcano Bingsu, Sao Chingcha area🍞🍞 A secret Y2K shop with a retro feel, with an old-fashioned scent, old-fashioned soda with a little salt, so delicious✨✨ . A cafe that reminds me of my childhood, affordable prices, homemade toast, crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, with many toppings to choose from🍞🍞 They also have fresh milk bingsu, soft and smooth shaved ice, just the right amount of sweetness🍧🍧 Finish off with old-fashioned soda, Rocket head, reminiscing about the past, with a little saltiness. If kids in our era would understand😂✨ . 📍 Location: Soi Mahannop 3, near the Tiger God Shrine ⏰ Closed every day: 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM . #AccountingGo #AccountingEscapeTravel #Ancestors #BunBarChon #SaoChingchaCafe #BangkokAttractions

⛩️ Today we will take you to #visitBangkok at the Sao Chingcha area. This is considered another popular check-in spot because in addition to having beautiful places to take pictures, there are also many famous restaurants in this area. ⛩️ Starting from Wat Ratchanatdaram Worawihan, we parked our car here. This place has the only metal castle in Thailand and the world. You can go up to take pictures and see the view from above. When walking in this area, there are many beautiful temples such as Wat Suthat and Wat Rakhang, which you can walk to. ⛩️ In addition to temples, there are many famous restaurants in this area such as Pad Thai Pratu Phi, Kuay Chap Nai Uan, Mon Nom Sod, Seng Sim Ee. You can walk around, take pictures, and eat until you are full.

⛩️Corner 144 Cafe near the Giant Swing, Wat Suthat, decorated in a modern style but still has an old town feel. Located on the corner of Bamrung Mueang Road, Giant Swing Intersection 🏠Serves both food and drinks, good service and friendliness The atmosphere is calm and cool, sit back and relax, and enjoy the view of cars passing by. The shop has 2 floors and is beautifully decorated. #BangkokTravel #GiantSwingCafe #GiantSwing #PhraNakhonCafe #PhraNakhon

📌Pin the mutelu, worship Buddha to enhance your luck along the electric train line ✨ . It's already half a year, everyone! Let's go worship Buddha to enhance our luck! Increase your luck and peace of mind along the MRT and BTS lines 🚇🚊 with easy travel. You can say that you get both merit ✨ and exercise your legs~ 📍 Tiger God Shrine, Giant Swing ⏰ Opening - Closing Hours: 06.00 - 17.00 🚆 MRT Sam Yot Station, Exit 3, then walk for about 15 minutes 🌍 GPS: https://goo.gl/maps/VLqUwLcxMn6qrC2G9 . ⭐️ Score 10/10 ___________________________________________ #places to visit #places to visit in Bangkok #Bangkok #places to visit along the electric train line #onedaytrip #travel in Thailand #Thais travel in Thailand #worship Buddha #enhance luck #mutelu #famous temples #temples in Bangkok

Starting from the Sao Chingcha area, it is considered the “navel of the city” or the center of the city that was established since the early Rattanakosin period. In the past, there was a swing ceremony at the Sao Chingcha every year, but during the reign of King Rama VII, it was discontinued due to the economic impact because the swing tradition was expensive. When it was discontinued during the reign of King Rama VII, there was never a swing ceremony at the Sao Chingcha again. However, there is still the Triyampawai ceremony, which is a small swing ceremony in a temple according to ancient royal traditions. The Sao Chingcha that we see today is a new pole. The most recent ceremony to celebrate the Sao Chingcha was held on September 11-13, 2007, using golden teak from Phrae Province. Bangkok signed a memorandum of understanding as a sister city with Phrae Province as a source of teak trees to be restored into a new pair of swing poles. Furthermore, the Fine Arts Department announced the registration of the Sao Chingcha as an important national historical site on November 22, 1949.

#Where to go this summer Hello 🥰 In this hot season, friends who don't know where to go Today, I'll take you to Chic. I have a recommended trip to take you to the Sao Chingcha area. If you're ready, let's go. 📍 Check-in points - Sao Chingcha The first place we came to Sao Chingcha, don't miss taking a picture with the Sao Chingcha. ⛩ - Wat Suthat Thepwararam Ratchaworamahawihan Stop by to worship the Buddha to gain merit. Let me tell you that this temple is very beautiful. There are many places to worship. For those who want to withdraw the oath, you can worship Luang Pho Klak Fin. 👏🏻 - Brahman Temple There are deities to worship at each point. - Tiger God Shrine You can worship and ask for blessings and ward off bad luck. - Mit Ko Yuan Shop After we were full of merit, we stopped by Mit Ko Yuan restaurant, which is a shophouse with very delicious food. 🍛 - Phuthon Bar After we were full of savory food, we continued to Phu Phon Bar, which is famous for its charcoal-grilled bread. 🥯 🚌 How to get there - You can take bus no. 10, 12, 15, 19, 35, 42, 48, 73, 96. - Take the MRT and get off at Sam Yot station, then take a taxi, bus, or motorcycle taxi. It's not very far. #Bangkok attractions #Giant Swing #Beautiful temples in Bangkok

✴️ Gingerbread House, Giant Swing 🌈☕🍰 A Thai-style cafe in the heart of the city, decorated in an antique style, beautiful in every corner. The shop has both air-conditioned and open-air rooms, meeting the lifestyles of both the new and old generations, allowing you to stop by and enjoy delicious desserts and drinks. All desserts and drinks here are in a Thai style, decorated in a contemporary style like Thai fusion desserts. "Delicious to eat, beautifully decorated, beautiful to take pictures". 🌟Recommended delicious menu "Maha Mongkol Gift Basket Set, serves 3-4 people" Consists of: - Mongkol Gift Basket with Coconut Jelly - Thai Sweet Ice Tea Bread - 8 Thai Desserts, just the right amount of sweetness - Mango Sticky Rice in a Golden Basket - ​​Strawberry Mango Tea, a warm tea drink with a fruity aroma - Fortune Cookies ✴️Gingerbread House, Giant Swing The shop opens every day. Monday-Friday opens 11:00-20:00 Saturday-Sunday opens 09:00-20:00 📍Location: The shop is located in the alley behind the Brahmin Temple, Giant Swing, Bangkok. (Not Phra Athit Road, Phra Sumen Fort) #AnnieTakesYouToEatAndTravel #CafeReview #PointingOutDeliciousRestaurant #DeliciousRestaurantGiantSaoChingcha #cafe #GoToAChicCafe #LifeAddictedToCafes #Thailand

👉Giant Swing is an architecture built for the swing ceremony in the Triyampawai and Tripawai ceremonies of the Brahman-Hindu religion. It generally refers to the swing in front of Wat Suthat Thepwararam and the plaza in front of Bangkok City Hall (Lan Khon Muang), near the Brahman Temple in the Sao Chingcha and Wat Ratchabophit sub-districts, Phra Nakhon district, Bangkok, which is considered a symbol of Bangkok. Although the swing ceremony has been discontinued since the reign of King Prajadhipok, Rama VII. #Giant Swing #Bangkok Travel #Bangkok City Hall

📣 Yui fried taro - Yui mung bean rice-crepe 🍡 Another famous and delicious restaurant in Sao Chingcha area that we highly recommend that you try at least once is “Yui fried taro”. 🍠 The restaurant has 3 menus: fried taro, fried radish and fried tofu. The restaurant makes them into bite-sized balls, just like dipping fried meatballs. 😋 We ordered a mix of 2 items: fried taro and fried radish. The restaurant’s dishes are crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The taste is so delicious that you don’t even need to pour sauce on them. The restaurant sells them at 3 prices, ranging from 60-80-100 baht. 📞 084 141 7032 📍 https://maps.app.goo.gl/SevA3UXPhwL8k1Fo6?g_st=ic #eatoutgoroundลุยกินฟินเที่ยว

The Giant Swing is a structure that has been with Rattanakosin Island since the city was founded. Even though times have changed, people still visit the Giant Swing area, both to contact government officials at Bangkok City Hall or to worship and ask for blessings from the sacred objects of the city from Thanon Dinso to Wat Suthat. In the vicinity, there are many important places, both temples and Bangkok City Hall. #Giant Swing #Brahman Temple

Giant Swing, Bangkok, Thailand Giant Swing, Bangkok, Thailand Giant Swing, Bangkok, Thailand Giant Swing, a pair of giant red wooden poles located at Lan Khon Muang, Bangkok, has been around since the founding of Rattanakosin. Although it is no longer used for important national ceremonies, its distinctive identity makes the pair of red wooden poles still serve as an important landmark of Bangkok and Thailand, especially for foreign tourists who rarely miss taking pictures here. #BangkokTravel #GiantSwing #TheNavelofBangkok #BangkokTravel #CoolPhotoSpots

#BangkokTravel Giant Swing, Dinso Road, Bang Khun Phrom Subdistrict, Phra Nakhon District, Bangkok One of the highlights of Bangkok that everyone must come to take pictures of because of its long history, making it a spot that you want to come and see up close. In this area, the houses are still old and charming. If you come to worship, ask at Wat Suthat, which is in front of the Giant Swing.

Locally called Sao Chingcha. It is a landmark in Phra Nakhon District, Bangkok, Thailand, in fron of Wat Suthat. A Brahman religious structure, and was originally used as part of a ceremony during the Brahman Festival. Made of teak wood. #landmark #religiousculture #structure #sightseeing #culturalattractions #culturalattraction

Hindu Samaj Bangkok, Wat Thepmontri, Hindu Samaj Association Wat Thepmontri "has many marble statues enshrined, with Vishnu and Lakshmi as the main deities. Other statues include Brahma, Ganesha, Krishna and his wife, and Saraswati, who can be asked for blessings regarding studies. Wat Thepmontri is located in Bharat Wittayalai School (near the Brahmin Temple, Giant Swing) Worshiping Thepmontri It is strictly forbidden to light incense or candles inside the temple. There are no offerings for sale inside, so please bring your own. Absolutely no savory food. 📍 Giant Swing, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok ✅Open daily from 8:00 AM to 6:30 PM #Worship and ask for blessings

This holiday, let's go take pictures at the Giant Swing in Bangkok. The atmosphere at night is very beautiful, along with the lights. There aren't many people, so it's suitable for those who like to take beautiful pictures and post them on social media. Near the Giant Swing, there are many restaurants and snacks. We really like it. For those who want to feel the breeze, we recommend riding a motorcycle. It's so cool. If you see this post, you have to go. 🥰🥰 #SongkranTip #TripNearBangkok

⭐Will take you to the Giant Swing in front of Wat Suthat⭐ 👉The Giant Swing can be considered a landmark in the middle of Bangkok. It is a point of historical importance and a point where you can take pictures with very beautiful compositions, both the light without buildings blocking it and the background of Wat Suthat. The Giant Swing is on the island in front of Wat Suthat. If cars drive by, there may be a tuk-tuk in the background, which is just as beautiful. 🚙Located on Dinso Road. If you come by BTS, get off at Sam Yot Station and walk 700 meters. #OutdoorActivities #CentralRegionTeam #PhotographersDontMiss

#BeautifulCafeRecommendation Cheng Sim Yi, Sao Ching Chong is considered a famous and long-standing dessert shop because of its taste and variety of menus to choose from. The signature menu is Cheng Sim Yi, which is small, chewy grains and dough topped with longan juice. It is refreshing. The atmosphere in the shop is decorated in a contemporary Chinese style. You can come and take cool photos. Most importantly, it is located near Sao Ching Chong and many important tourist attractions. It is easy to travel and has a parking lot. If anyone passes by, don't forget to come and try this homely cafe dessert shop. 👍🏻

⛩️In front of Wat Suthat is the Giant Swing⛩️ #Warp to take pictures at the Giant Swing, a chic location that is another symbol of Bangkok. In addition to taking pictures, this area also has many delicious restaurants to choose from, both savory and sweet. Try them out! #Giant Swing #Travel in Thailand #journey #Love to travel #Take you to staycation

Giant Swing, Bangkok - Thailand: This place is located in an old town of Bangkok. The name in Thai is Sao Chingcha. The design is quite unique so there are some photographers going there to take a photo of this attraction.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Worship Buddha - Sit in a Cafe - Eat Delicious Food, all in one day! For those who are looking for a chill one-day trip plan in Phra Nakhon area, which has everything from worshiping Buddha, cafes, and legendary delicious food, come this way! ⸻ ⛩️ Morning: Start the day by worshiping Buddha for good luck 📍 Tiger God Shrine Start the trip by worshiping at the Tiger God Shrine, a sacred place of Phra Nakhon. Most people like to come here to pray for work, money, and luck. The atmosphere is very sacred. After lighting incense, don't forget to draw lots to see how your luck will be this year! ⸻ ☕ Late morning: A chill cafe with a quiet corner 📍 Bite & Bone Cafe Just a few minutes' walk from the Tiger God Shrine, you will reach a secret cafe that is perfect for sitting and relaxing with a cup of coffee. The shop is decorated in a minimalist style mixed with vintage. Warm atmosphere with coffee, homemade drinks and delicious cakes. Recommended: Iced Latte and Lemon Cake, perfectly sweet and sour. ⸻ 🍜 Noon: Legendary Duck Porridge 📍 Fat Duck Porridge It's noon, so let's go all out! Head to Fat Duck Porridge, an old shop that has been open for over 40 years. The signature menu item is the soft duck porridge with fragrant spices. Sip it hot with clear soup, so delicious you'll have to order more. If you like duck innards, this place makes it clean and doesn't smell fishy at all. ⸻ 🙏 Afternoon: Worship to gain positive energy 📍 Wat Suthat After you're full, go worship at Wat Suthat, a beautiful old temple that houses Phra Phuttha Trilok Chet, the large principal Buddha image. It will bring good fortune in terms of progress and fortune. You'll also get to see the temple's magnificent architecture. ⸻ 🍲 Dinner: End with legendary delicious food 📍 Jiw Jok Bang Lamphu & Hot Plate Suki End your trip with dinner at Jiw Jok Bang Lamphu Smooth and rich congee. Or if you want to try something new, you must try the hot plate suki with a very rich sauce. Whether it's pork or seafood, it's good. Eat it with the special sauce and it's awesome! ⸻ 📌 Summary of the plan ✅ Morning: Pay homage to the Tiger God Shrine ✅ Afternoon: Sip coffee at Bite & Bone Cafe ✅ Lunch: Eat fat duck rice soup ✅ Afternoon: Pay homage to the Buddha at Wat Suthat ✅ Evening: End the day with Jiw Jok Bang Lamphu & hot plate suki If you're looking for a chill trip in Bangkok, Phra Nakhon area, you must try this plan. I guarantee that you'll get merit, deliciousness, and a great atmosphere that's complete with every mood! #VisitBangkok

#Bangkok Itinerary Bangkok, Thailand is a world-famous tourist resort city. Every day, thousands of tourists come to Bangkok for sightseeing and vacation. There are many ancient temple parks in the old city center of Bangkok. This time, we will introduce a one-day tour in the old city center of Bangkok. All the attractions in the itinerary are free to visit and take photos📸, and there is no need to buy tickets. You need to take off your shoes when entering the temple hall buildings within the itinerary. Itinerary introduction: First take public transportation or a taxi to Opposite Saranrom Park (Rachini side) ตรงข้ามสวนสราญรมย์ (ฝั่งราชินี) station. After getting off the bus, we arrived at the first attraction: Wat Ratchabophit Sathitmahasimaram Ratchaworawihan วัดราชบพิธสถิตมหาสีมารามราชวรวิหาร Rachabopituo Temple. This is a very famous ancient royal temple in Bangkok. The temple was built in the Ayutthaya era in the early Siamese dynasty. It has hundreds of years of history. It is a veritable historical temple and a third-level royal temple. The temple building is designed in the Siamese cultural and artistic style. It is tall, majestic and magnificent, with exquisite exterior decoration structure. It is definitely a great place to take pictures. After visiting this attraction, walk about 500 meters to another attraction: the big swing. The Giant Swing (เสาชิงช้า) is an iconic landmark in Bangkok and symbolizes the city’s rich cultural heritage. Located near Wat Suthat, it is a striking red building that is of historical significance and perfect for taking photos and visiting while exploring the area. Then we came to another attraction nearby: Wat Suthat Thepphavaram Ratchaworamahawihan, commonly known as Wat Suthat, is one of the few first-class royal temples (Ratchaworamahawihan) in Thailand. It is also the designated temple of King Ananda Mahidol (Rama VIII). Located in Bangkok's historic Rattanakosin district, the temple is famous for its prominent landmark, the Big Swing (Sao Chingcha), which stands in front of the temple. Historical and artistic significance. Wat Suthat has a rich historical and artistic heritage and features magnificent architecture. Some of its most notable features include: • The largest ordination hall in Thailand (Ubosot) • The main temple houses the sacred statue of Gautama Buddha. • Giant swing, a landmark closely associated with the temple • Beautiful murals depicting historical stories Wat Suthat is one of Bangkok's most important cultural and spiritual sites. Visitors can explore its historical and artistic significance, admire its stunning architecture, and pay their respects to its revered Buddha statue. After visiting Wat Suthat, walk about 300 meters to the last city oasis park attraction: Long Manina Park สวนรมณีนาถ. This is an oasis park designed in a typical European garden art style. There are many tropical green plants, trees and flowers planted in the park, which is full of greenery. There are also many European-style sculpture courtyards, which are very beautiful and will definitely be a great place to take photos. Address of itinerary attractions: Luang Manina Park Address: PGX3+H25, Maha Chai Rd, Samran Rat, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200 Wat Suthat: 146 Bamrung Mueang Rd, Wat Ratchabophit, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200 : 2 Fueang Nakhon Rd, แขวง วัดราชบพิธสถิตมหาสีมารามราชวรวิหาร: 2 Fueang Nakhon Rd, แขวง วัดราชบพิธ Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200