The Sanctuary of Truth is a never-ending museum

Located by the sea in Pattaya, it is more of a religious art piece than a temple, because it is a building entirely constructed from rosewood and teak, without a single nail, all combined by wedges, tongues and bolts. 🏯 The interior is divided into seven parts: heaven, hell, patrilineal, matrilineal, moon, sun, and stars, reflecting the concepts of life, reincarnation, universe, and utopia in Thai philosophy✨. It also features lifelike sculptures of Buddhism and Hinduism, which are awe-inspiring. Since 1981, a Thai businessman has funded its construction, which is still ongoing, so everyone entering must wear a construction site safety helmet. Inside, you can see workers carving wood, and entering the temple is like entering an exhibition hall of wood carving and architectural art. Tour tips⭐️ 1. It's about four kilometers from the city to the Sanctuary of Truth, and the taxi fare is 80🐷 2. A tour of the Sanctuary of Truth with a guide takes about fifty minutes, and there are other entertainments such as elephant riding, speedboats, and cruises. 3. Clothes need to be over the knee, and you can also rent at the entrance for 200🐷 Sanctuary of Truth