Chiesa

Wat Mangkon Kamalawat

Zona: Bangkok, Thailandia
Quartieri: Chinatown

Lun: 08:00–16:30
Mar: 08:00–16:30
Mer: 08:00–16:30
Gio: 08:00–16:30
Ven: 08:00–16:30
Sab: 08:00–17:30
Dom: 08:00–17:30
Prezzo: Free admission (THB 0); donations are voluntary.
Come visitare: Cover shoulders and knees, and remove shoes before entering prayer halls. Photography inside the buildings is prohibited; remain quiet and do not disturb worshippers.
Orari: Ingresso libero
Orari: Circa 30–45 min

Perché vale la deviazione

The largest and most important Chinese Buddhist temple in Bangkok.

Wat Mangkon Kamalawat, also known as Wat Leng Noei Yi, is a prominent Chinese Buddhist temple in Bangkok's Chinatown. It is renowned for its classic Chinese architecture and vibrant cultural events, including Chinese New Year celebrations.

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