Emerald Buddha Temple Bangkok

Emerald Buddha Temple or Wat Phra Kaew in Bangkok's Grand Palace complex should not be missed during any trip to Bangkok! A visit here should delight both residents and tourists and should definitely not be neglected during your journey through its streets! A stop here must not only please locals and travelers but should bring joyous experiences for both groups! Discover its history, architecture and revered Emerald Buddha statue before planning your visit!Wat Phra Kaew was built during King Rama I's rule as Thailand's royal temple. Wat Phra Keow holds great reverence for the Emerald Buddha statue created from one single block of jade not comprised of any actual emerald but constructed using green jadeite material instead. Thailand holds great respect for this image of Buddha at Wat Phra Keow. This iconic landmark represents protection and prosperity to Thailand as an entire nation. Architectural FeaturesThe temple complex itself is an outstanding work of Thai architecture with ornate structures boasting shimmering spires and exquisite decorations on their buildings and intricate decorations adorning delicate decorations adorning ornate buildings and intricate decorations. Visit various buildings like the main temple, Royal Pantheon and Phra Mondop library to experience intricate murals depicting scenes from Ramakien epic and mythical creatures seen around temple grounds. Admire The Emerald Buddha Housed within its main temple and dressed to reflect local custom, his statue can be found dressed to represent each season of celebrations at temple. Additionally, changing of costumes is part of Thailand's monarchy's annual ceremony of changing regalia for ceremonies taking place there. Visitors of Wat Phra Kaew must respect its statues by keeping a safe distance. As with all temples, when visiting this one it is advised that guests dress modestly by covering shoulders and knees to visit Wat Phra Kaew. For your own safety it may also be useful bringing along someone knowledgeable with them for guidance during your trip to this beautiful site. Visitor Information and Tips When visiting this temple it is advised that visitors dress modestly by covering shoulders and knees as this helps preserve its splendour fully. Visitor Info and TipsWhen visiting this temple it is advised that visitors wear modest clothing when visiting Wat Phra Kaew in Thailand when making plans - otherwise guests risk damaging its rich historical value when entering its confines if approaching too closely - otherwise this temple should not only its statues but its beauty should also remain on viewing its beauty from a respectful distance! Visitor Information and Tips When visiting this temple it is strongly suggested guests dress modestly by covering shoulders and knees during visits allowing full enjoyment. Visitor Info& TipsWhen entering Wat Phra Kaew visitors should dress modestly by covering shoulders & knees when entering. Photographic coverage outside the main temple where Emerald Buddha resides is generally permitted; however, photography must remain off limits within this space. As soon as entering any temple building or grounds, please make sure your shoes are off before entering any space, and show respect at all times. Avoid Crowds When visiting Wat Phra Kaew within the Grand Palace complex, take this chance to also enjoy other attractions within its grounds! Wat Phra Kaew opens for business each morning at 8.45 a.m. for public. The Grand Palace served as the former royal residence and now hosts many historic structures and monuments of significance to local history. Take time to visit this exquisite complex, marveling at its grandeur and magnificence as you do so. Engaging With Thai Culture Visit Wat Phra Kaew for an extraordinary opportunity to gain insight into Thai culture and spirituality. Discover and appreciate Thailand's rich cultural heritage at The Emerald Buddha Temple by watching worshipers pay their respects, learning about its history and significance, appreciating exquisite Thai craftsmanship and admiring Thai artisans' wonderful works of art - it is definitely an absolute must see destination!