The Three-Headed Elephant Museum in Bangkok is worth a visit (Part 2)

When it comes to this Three-Headed Elephant Museum (also known as the Pink Temple), as a Chinese, I should be proud again. Both here and the 72 Prefecture Scenic Area (Ancient City of Siam, will be introduced in detail later) are from the hands of Mr. Lin Guohua, a Thai-Chinese. Although it is called a museum, the exquisite architecture and the majestic momentum are far beyond ordinary museums. Sitting in the car, you can see a huge circular pink building and a three-headed elephant sitting on the building from a distance! The exhibition area on the first floor is not allowed to take pictures, all of which are part of the cultural relics collected by Mr. Lin in Thailand. By the way, if you have been to Pattaya and seen a black temple with pure wooden mortise and tenon structure, that also belongs to him. Following the stairs upwards, the second floor represents the world, and the third floor represents heaven. Everywhere you look, every brick, stone, wood, and mirror has its own changes, especially the entire circular roof, which is the map of the entire world. Under the universal sky, we are all one family!