Best places: Religions in Khan Na Yao District, Thailand

Small shrine housing the revered "city pillar" erected when Siam's capital moved to Bangkok in 1782.

Centuries-old temple housing a Buddha statue reputed to have floated down the Bang Pakong river.

👍👍 It is a Chinese temple located on the Ramintra route to Safari World. The temple is very beautiful, grand and magnificent, the atmosphere is good and quiet. The inside of the temple is designed to accommodate people in wheelchairs. There is a school teaching Chinese language and culture. Everything...

On the grounds of the Grand Palace, this sacred temple is renowned for its Emerald Buddha.

Vast Buddhist temple complex featuring a towering stupa & numerous stone & glass sculptures.

Ornate 19th-century Buddhist temple, famed for its 20-m. red teak Giant Swing & 8 m. bronze Buddha.

Huge, white 3-story temple with an ornate facade, multiple pagoda-like spires & a statue of Ashoka.

Ayutthaya-era (1350-1767) Buddhist temple & pilgrimage site commanding extensive city views.

👍 "Temple is closed" is a SCAM! "Helpful" people around the temple will say the temple is closed or will open later are scams. Just smile, nod and keep walking. They work in groups and others including tuk tuk drivers may agree that it is closed. If they are not in uniform, don't believe anyone. Only...

Storied temple with gilded snake statues & an ornate prayer hall housing a huge bronze Buddha.

Buddhist temple & monastery that has educated princes & holds statues dating to the 13th century.

Buddhist temple complex, home to a Loha Prasat, known as the "metal castle" for its 37 iron spires.

Prayer, meditation & study spaces, plus a museum of Buddhist artifacts, in an iconic towered temple.

Buddhist temple constructed on an island in 1878 in the Gothic Revival style of a Christian church.

Striking combination of European-style church architecture & traditional Thai temple design.

😐 peaceful.

👍 It’s new building with Indian design style place for meditation. This place is fantastic with 3D exhibits about Buddha. No entry fee.

Ornate shrines & wooden buildings in a complex with gilded statues & centuries-old murals.

👍 This place is for people who enjoy supernatural stuff. Fun to see a part of Thai belief. I went there to worship a god for good luck too. There are a lot of parking spaces. However it's a hot trend now. You may have hard time finding parking during weekends.

Renovated church dating to the 1820s, with Romanesque elements, Italian marble & ceiling frescoes.