Wat Suthat

Wat Suthat Thepwararam is a Buddhist temple located in Bangkok, Thailand. It is one of Bangkok's oldest temples. It is also certified as a first-class Royal temple. It is well-known for its beautiful architecture and historical importance.

History
The construction of the temple was started by King Rama I in 1807. He was the first king of Chakri dynasty. The temple was constructed while King Rama II and King Rama III were in charge. It was completed around the year 1848.

Architecture
It is known for its big size and beautiful architecture. The ordination hall, where monks become real monks, is one of the biggest in Bangkok. Inside the hall, the walls have many big paintings that show stories about Buddha's life and his past lives. It has red, gold, and reen tiles. Around the main hall, there are smaller rooms for praying and a covered walkway with more than 150 statues of Buddha. There are smaller prayer rooms located in the main hall. It includes a covered walkway with more than 150 statues of Buddha.

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Category:Buddhist temples in Thailand
Category:Buildings and structures in Bangkok
Category:Temples in Bangkok
Category:18th-century buildings and structures