[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Ratchapradit Sathit Maha Simaram (Updated Mar)

Crossing Atsadang Road to the opposite side of Wat Ratchabophit, we will find Wat Ratchaphithi. This temple is the temple of King Rama IV. Wat Ratchaphithi is a small temple, but it is still beautiful. What is unique about this temple is the royal chapel decorated with marble. The roof is covered with light orange tiles. There are gable and bai raka decorations, making the chapel stand out and very beautiful. 🕒: Every day from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. 🚗: You can park your car at the J Park parking lot at the Giant Swing (30 baht per hour). 📍: 2 Saranrom Road, Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang Subdistrict, Phra Nakhon District, Bangkok 10200 #Spiritual attractions #Temples #Beautiful temples

#VisitBangkok #BeautifulTemplesAroundThailand 🌟Wat Ratchaprathit Sathit Maha Simaram is a first-class royal temple, a type of royal temple, on an area of ​​approximately 2 rai. It is a beautiful temple with a marble chapel that is beautiful and cool, perfect for meditation. The windows are carved with beautiful and intricate patterns. You must come here at least once. It is a place where we can sit quietly and absorb the surrounding atmosphere, and focus on ourselves. Here, there are Chinese-style statues decorating the temple, indicating the integration of ancient Thai culture very well. 🌸Location: Saranrom Road, Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang Subdistrict, Phra Nakhon District, Bangkok #FollowTheLifeOfLittleGirls #VisitThaiTemples #BeautifulTemplesBangkok

#GetDiscountWithoutLuck - Wat Phra Chetuphon Wimonmangklaram is commonly called Wat Pho and is the temple of King Rama I. It is also considered the first university in the country because it is a collection of inscriptions of many branches of knowledge. UNESCO has registered it as a World Heritage Site of the Asia-Pacific region in March 2008. - Wat Ratchaprathit is a temple that King Rama IV ordered to be built according to the ancient tradition that there must be 3 important temples in the capital: Wat Mahathat, Wat Ratchaburana, and Wat Ratchaprathit. Therefore, it was newly built to be complete according to the ancient royal tradition. - Wat Suthat Thepwararam In the early Rattanakosin era, King Rama I ordered the construction of a temple in the inner city area in 1807. It was originally named "Wat Maha Sutthawat".

"Walk, stroll, walk around Phra Nakhon" to see the royal temple of King Rama IV According to ancient tradition Located in Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang Subdistrict Phra Nakhon District, Bangkok Wat Ratchaprathit, although a small temple Only 2 rai in area, but the atmosphere inside is shady in every corner. Walking into the royal temple, it is cool and comfortable. There is a beautiful "Phra Phuttha Sihang Patimakorn" enshrined as the principal Buddha image, including stories told through the walls and marble pagodas and the memorial of King Mongkut, which His Majesty considered to be the wisdom of Buddhism, which is the root of Thai culture. #Wat Ratchaprathit Sathit Maha Simaram #Royal temple #Phra Nakhon #Enjoywoolife #enjoywoolife #trip to fly to ask for blessings for the new year

#tripflytoaskfornewyearblessings #Bangkoktourism #WatRatchaprathitSathimahasimaram 📞Hello Hello, I heard and answered. King Rama IV had the idea that according to the ancient royal tradition, in the capital, there must be 3 temples, which are Wat Ratchaburana, Wat Mahathat, and Wat Ratchaprathit. But at that time, the Rattanakosin era still lacked Wat Ratchaprathit and Wat Thammayut near the Grand Palace, so he gave money to build this temple. Although the temple has a small area, it is complete with a beautiful chapel, vihara, and pagoda. 🎈https://maps.app.goo.gl/CbCuhnHhoHFdfJHe7

#triptravelchina - Wat Ratchaprathit Sathit Maha Simaram is a first-class royal temple, a royal temple of King Rama IV, located in Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang Subdistrict, Phra Nakhon District, Bangkok. - Characteristics of the building: marble pillars and walls in the chapel (uposot) and marble pagoda (background), which are important architectural symbols of Wat Ratchaprathit Sathit Maha Simaram, and exquisite and rare Japanese-style window paintings.

#thailandtrip Located in the heart of Bangkok’s Phra Nakhon District, Wat Ratchapradit Sathit Maha Simaram is a lesser-known gem that radiates serenity and refined beauty. As I entered the temple grounds, I was struck by the understated elegance of its design, a contrast to Bangkok’s more grandiose temples. Built during the reign of King Rama IV, this royal temple is a masterpiece of 19th-century Siamese architecture. The intricate details of the ordination hall immediately drew my attention. The exterior features finely carved gables and delicate floral motifs, while the interior boasts stunning murals that depict celestial themes and Buddhist teachings. The artwork reflects King Rama IV’s deep interest in astronomy and blends spiritual symbolism with a sense of cosmic wonder. The centerpiece, a golden Buddha seated in serene meditation, exudes a quiet yet commanding presence, perfectly complementing the tranquil atmosphere of the temple. Though smaller than some of Bangkok’s more famous temples, Wat Ratchapradit holds its own through its historical significance and artistic intricacy. It serves as an important royal temple, closely associated with Thai kings and royal ceremonies. Exploring the peaceful courtyard and admiring the finely crafted stupas, I felt a sense of intimacy and connection to the temple’s legacy. Wat Ratchapradit is a perfect retreat for those seeking a quieter, more contemplative experience in Bangkok. Its blend of historical depth, artistic beauty, and serene ambiance offers a unique glimpse into Thailand’s royal and spiritual heritage. It may not be as crowded or celebrated as other temples, but it’s a hidden treasure waiting to be discovered.

Wat Ratchaphithi or full name Wat Ratchaphithi Sathitmahasimaram near Saranrom Park, not far from Wat Phra Kaew. If you have time to pay respect at the City Pillar Shrine, walk across Sanam Chai Road to another old temple. It is a royal monastery from the 19th century, built with marble tiles, gilded teak wood and colorful mosaics.

#Visit the temple Wat Ratchaprathit Sathitmahasimaram is a small Thammayut sect temple built during the reign of King Rama IV and is the temple of the reign. It is located on Saranrom Road, next to Ratchanee Road, along the Khlong Rop Krung Canal, opposite Wat Ratchabophit. When entering the temple, you will see a traditional ordination hall with a gable, bai raka hang hong, marble pillars and walls. There are no sema leaves around the ordination hall because they are placed around the temple grounds like Wat Ratchabophit. There is Phra Phuttha Sihang Patimakorn, a Buddha in a meditation posture, as the principal Buddha image. Beside the ordination hall are two prangs. On the left side is a standing statue of King Rama IV. The right side is not open to the public. Behind the ordination hall is the principal stupa, a Sri Lankan-style stupa on a two-story square base covered entirely with marble. #Bangkok attractions #Worship and pray #Old temples

#ThailandTravel Wat Ratchapradit....... The main structure is Phra Viharn Luang, a vihara and an ordination hall. Phra Viharn Luang, located on a raised platform, is covered with gray marble tiles on the outside. The pediment depicts a golden crown on a blue glass background, which was the symbol of King Mongkut. The central door and two windows on either side are woven with golden teak. Above it is a traditional crown-shaped pediment, which carries the symbol of the king. I highly recommend Wat Ratchapradit, Bangkok

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี #เที่ยวกรุงเทพฯ #WatRatchaprathitSathimahasimaram Following the sound of the bell until reaching Wat Ratchaprathit, I was particularly interested in this temple. I researched and found out that Wat RatchaprathitSathimahasimaram is the temple of King Rama IV. This temple is not very large, but there are many interesting things to see that are very hard to find. 🌟The three-fibered Western bell, cast in England, has the abbreviation of the reign of King Rama IV in English. The current bell is new, but it was cast from the original factory. 🌟The crowned bell tower, a mix of Western and Thai architecture, has no stairs inside the tower. The bell is struck by a rope. Currently, an electric system is used to control the bell strike, which helps preserve its lifespan. 🌟The doors and windows are decorated with Japanese pearl lights by Japanese craftsmen, which is still difficult to find even in Japan. It was recently renovated with cooperation between Thailand and Japan.

Wat Ratchaprathit Sathit Maha Simaram, Bangkok Built on an area that used to be a coffee plantation, the entrance is a teakwood door carved in the shape of a crescent dancing on a lion's back. The beautiful royal chapel has a front and back porch decorated with marble, decorated with gables and bai raka. The principal Buddha image in the royal chapel is Phra Phuttha Sihangka Patimakorn, which is a Khmer-style prang-topped castle. The Pasana Chedi is a Sri Lankan-style chedi decorated entirely with marble, except for the spire, which is plated with gold. The chedi itself is built as an arch. The northern arch houses a bronze statue of the Supreme Patriarch (Sa Pussadevo). 📍 Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang Subdistrict, Phra Nakhon District, Bangkok #Flying to Hong Kong #Wat Ratchaprathit Sathit Maha Simaram

Wat Ratchaprathit Sathit Maha Simaram Ratchaworawihan is a royal temple that King Rama IV ordered to be built in 1864. The temple is peaceful, there are few people, you can sit and pray and meditate in the royal chapel comfortably. And the beauty of the temple, the mural paintings inside the royal chapel with mother-of-pearl patterns, never seen anywhere before, the wooden door panels, the outer walls of the royal chapel, and the pagoda covered with marble are strangely beautiful. The wooden panels decorated with mother-of-pearl that have been repaired are not all finished, but the ones that are finished are very beautiful. It is a collaboration between the Fine Arts Department of Thailand and the National Institute of Cultural Heritage Research, Japan. Opening hours: Every day from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Location: 2 Saranrom Rd., Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang Subdistrict, Phra Nakhon District, Bangkok 10200 Coordinates: https://maps.app.goo.gl/9PmHefJmt6XTxNne6 #TravelThailand #TravelBangkok #VisitTemples #BeautifulTemples

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Wat Ratchaprathit Sathitmahasimaram is a first-class royal temple located in Phra Nakhon district, Bangkok. This temple covers an area of ​​only 2 rai. It was built by King Rama IV according to the ancient tradition from Ayutthaya, which means that in the capital, there must be three important temples: Wat Mahathat, Wat Ratchaburana, and Wat Rat Praditthan. It is dedicated to the monks of the Thammayut sect. In the temple, there is Phra Phuttha Sihing Patimakorn, the principal Buddha image, which King Rama IV modeled from the real Phra Phuttha Sihing at Phra Thinang Phutthaisawan. #VisitHistoricalSite #VisitHistoricalSite