I haven't been to Thailand, but there is a temple in Liyang, Jiangsu, that is the same as the one in Thailand

This year's trip to Thailand is really popular, and the temples in Thailand have attracted many foreign tourists. In a small treasure city in Jiangsu, I found a small temple that combines Chinese and Thai temple architectural styles. It was built in 502-519 AD and has a history of more than 1500 years. Unfortunately, the temple has been destroyed and rebuilt many times. The appearance we see now was rebuilt in 1994. During the construction, it integrated the architectural features of Thai temples and domestic temples. It can be said that you can pretend to be in Thailand without leaving the country. - 📖Travel Guide 📍Address: "Changzhou Baoen Zen Temple" in Liyang City, Changzhou City, Jiangsu Province 🎫Ticket: Free admission without reservation, it is recommended to bring your own incense 🚶🏻Number of tourists: Few on weekdays, rare on weekends ⏱️Play time: 1-2 hours ✨Recommended play: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 🚌Public transportation: Take the high-speed rail to Liyang Station, then take the bus for about 1 hour. The bus needs to change several times. It is recommended to take a taxi directly, about 30 one way. 🚗Self-driving: Navigate to Tianmu Lake Tourist Resort-Changzhou Baoen Zen Temple, there is a parking lot at the entrance of the temple. 🥗Surrounding food: If you drive by yourself and there are more people, you can find a farmhouse restaurant nearby to eat the special dishes here. If you take a taxi, it is recommended to eat at Wanda Plaza not far from Liyang Station, and then go out to play after eating. - 📖Tips： 1. If you plan to stay for two days, you can live nearby, there are many homestays to choose from. 2. Other attractions in the southern part of Liyang: Fangsuo Cultural Village, Tianmu Lake, Pingqiao Stone Dam, Liyang Museum, Nanshan Bamboo Sea (main play), most of them can be reached by bus, and you can also take a taxi to go.