Thai Temple Tour

Where to go when you come to Thailand? Of course, you should go to the temples! There are more than 30,000 temples of all sizes in Thailand. I really like to experience this exotic Thai culture and see how the locals come to the temple to worship, their food, clothing, housing and transportation. This is a good way to understand the local culture. Most temples in Thailand do not require tickets. Only some of the more famous ones may require tickets, but they are still open to locals for free. You can see them coming to the temples with their families. There are also many restaurants near the temples. I especially like to try local restaurants. The taste is authentic and the price is cheap, the quantity is large and you can be full. There is a night market next to the reservoir in the evening. There are quite a lot of stalls, and it is not hot. #100TravelWays Place name: Wat Phayaram Luang (วัดธาตุ พระอารามหลวง) Address: 327 Glang Muang Rd, Nai Mueang, Mueang Khon Kaen District, Khon Kaen 40000