Wat Pariwat is a unique blend of traditional and modern Art Thai temple and completely different from the others in Thailand. It's located along Bangkok's Chao Phraya river and a bit far from Bangkok city but is easy reachable by taxi. I had a wonderful experience and was a joyful and memorable visit by the creative details in the decorations. The artistry is amazing.
The temple Wat Pariwat Ratchasongkram is an unique architectural style is known like no other temple. Sculptures of Gods, Deities, Angels, Hermits, Giants, Demons, various creatures and even key figures in the classic epics such as Ramakien (Thai version of Ramayana), Romance of the Three Kingdoms, The Legend of the Condor Heroes, Cowboys, Vikings, King Arthur, Pharaohs, Samurai, Red Indians, One Piece, Dragon Ball, Popeye, Pinocchio, Superman, David Beckham to name just a few.The whole wall of Wiharn building with stunning decoration of sculptures and mosaic art.Very finest, impressive and fascinating parody sort of mosaic art.This Wiharn is still under construction. Just can view from outside.This Wiharn is completed and can visit inside.The Art for heaven celestials realm and angels.
Photo taken inside the Wiharn and the main altar for Phra Buddha statue.The spectacular Ananda Fish statues at the entrance.Photo taken with the beautiful Wiharn building.The 1 Wiharn and 2 Chedis of the temple are still under construction for the mosaic art.The main pavilion of Wat Pariwat with 2 storey building. The door at second floor was close during my visit (can use the side entrance (grond floor) on the right to access. Head to the elevator (access second floor please use the elevator) located on the left side building. Inside second floor there with venerated main Golden Buddha statue with iconic sculpture of David Beckham located at the base side of Golden Buddha.Ground floor building is open. The simple main altar for Phra Buddha statues.
The praying hall of Wat Pariwat.Inside the Wiharn with venerated Triple Gems Buddha statues, this Wiharn is next to the Chao Phraya river.Wat Pariwat beside the Chao Phraya river, the pier can feed big catfishes and enjoy river breeze.
In praying hall with many statues venerated here and also monk in duty for us to seek blessing and do tamboon.Tamboon to monk assistant of Wat Pariwat. During my visited LP Somchai was not in temple.LP Somchai is the current abbot of Wat Pariwat. LP Somchai was born on 17 Jan BE2496 in Bangkok and got ordained at Wat Pariwat, Bangkok on 18 Jan BE2513 at age 17. In fact, LP Somchai has been interested in magic since he was a teenager. He traveled to learn mantra from many senior guru monks. When he was already a monk, he continued studying mantra. Later, LP Somchai studied the magic book which LP Wong (former abbot of Wat Pariwat) left after he passed away. LP Somchai released his first version of amulets in BE2526 and his amulets became famous. His success is a unique Tiger Roop amulet.Pavilion LP Wong. Here we can pay respect to statue and Relic of LP Wong. Have some artifacts of LP Wong display inside.Inside the 'LP Wong Pavilion' main altar and his biography written history of LP Wong life.LP Wong or PhraKru Khantayaphirom of Wat Pariwat was born Saturday 7 June BE2445. LP Wong was ordained at Wat Pariwat when he was 23 years old on Wednesday 17 June BE2468. LP Wong went to study the magic and meditation from many places and guru monks such as LP Choei of Wat Prodket Chettharam, LP Mai of Wat Pariwat, LP Noy of Wat Dan, Wat Thong Thammachad, LP Sampuem of Wat MahaThat. Moreover, LP Wong studied the magic from LP Parn of Wat Khlong Dan from the dream. He was former abbot of Wat Pariwat and created famous powerful Tiger Roop amulet. LP Wong passed away on 2 August BE2523.
Photo taken in front of LP Wong portrait and statue.The crematorium of Wat Pariwat Ratchasomgkram..
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