Wat Pathum Vanaram Temple

Pathum Vanaram Temple in Bangkok is located in the shopping quarter of the city. Dating back to 1857. It was built by order of King Rama the Fourth in honor of Queen Terprisinta. Initially, the temple was surrounded by rice fields, and to get to the shrine, you had to use a boat and swim along the canal. Today, the temple in an accessible place, surrounded by evergreen trees, on its territory there is a lake. The courtyard of the temple is quiet and calm. It belongs to the third category of temples. The buildings are parallel to each other. Phra Merumas is a construction for cremation. It is decorated with ornament in Thai style, decorative elements, sculptures of deities. The ashes of family members of Prince Mahidol Adulyade are also preserved in the room. You can get there by public transport, taxi, rented car.