Brahmin Temple 240

#SongkranThip 268 Dinso Road, Sao Chingcha Subdistrict Phra Nakhon District, Bangkok The Brahmin Temple or the Brahmin Office of the Royal Teacher in the Royal Palace, commonly known as the Brahmin Temple, was built in 1784 by King Rama I who ordered it to be built as a place to perform Brahmin religious ceremonies such as the Swing Ceremony, Triyampawai Ceremony, and the Topknot Cutting Ceremony. In front of the three temples, there is a pavilion where the statue of Phra Phrom is enshrined in the middle of a pond. Behind them are three Thai-style buildings that are now over 200 years old: the Shiva Temple, the Ganesha Temple, and the Narayana Temple. #tripnearbangkok #wattosann