วัดช่องลม (Wat Chong Lom) is a place we visited whilst we were in Bangkok for the weekend and I am surprised that I can find so little about it. Do you know why the Buddhist statue is the colour that it is?
I was under the impression that the name above (วัดช่องลม - Wat Chong Lom) was correct but after looking at the search engines I am not so sure...
Wikipedia had the right location (South of Bangkok in Samut Sakhon Province). Foursquare also matched this. But in terms of any real description I could not find any. TripAdvisor had one photograph but the correct map location.
There were the traditional statues outside - linked with the string which usually means that there has been a recent ceremony.
On entering into the main Temple (adjacent to the statue) I was taken with how life-like this statue was!
This was where the blessings were made.
The walls were very intricate - wonderful...
There were the traditional statues outside - linked with the string which usually means that there has been a recent ceremony.
On entering into the main Temple (adjacent to the statue) I was taken with how life-like this statue was!
This was where the blessings were made.
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| this was the ceiling! |
The walls were very intricate - wonderful...
This is not my video - from YouTube
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