Khe Kho Temple: A sacred sanctuary of interwoven colors

#Bangkok Itinerary Wat Phra Kaew in Bangkok is a Mariamman Hindu temple famous for its bright colors and exquisite carvings, exuding a strong South Indian cultural atmosphere. From a distance, the temple's spires are densely covered with sculptures of gods in various shapes and lifelike, as if telling ancient Indian mythology. When you step into the temple, the floor is as clean as a mirror. Walking barefoot on it, you can feel the pure connection with the earth. The interior of the temple is dimly lit and the atmosphere is solemn. The walls are covered with colorful murals that depict Hindu legends in detail. The statue of Goddess Mariamman enshrined in the center is beautifully decorated. Devotees devoutly offer garlands and sandalwood, silently praying for peace and well-being. The small vendors outside the temple sell flowers and Indian desserts, and the whole atmosphere is both sacred and friendly. In the evening, the afterglow of the setting sun shines on the colorful temple walls, making it look even more dreamy. Wat Phra Kaew is a holy place with a strong exotic atmosphere in Bangkok. There, I appreciated the beauty of Hindu art and the power of faith, which added an unforgettable color to the journey.