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This temple is located at the foot of the Rama I Memorial Bridge on the Bangkok side.
This temple is located at the foot of the Rama I Memorial Bridge on the Bangkok side. Built in the late Ayutthaya period by a Chinese merchant, it is otherwise known as Wat Liap and is one of the 3 principal temples of the capital which include Wat Ratchaburana, Wat Ratchapradit and Wat Mahathat. It had been regularly restored since the reign of King Rama I through to the reign of King Rama VII, except in the sixth reign. Some of the temple's principal buildings, especially Phra Ubosot - the ordination hall - which houses mural paintings by Khrua In Khong, were badly damaged by bombing during World War II. The buildings were later restored to their good condition as they appear today.
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Tri Phet Rd
+66 2 225-1595
On the list of every Yaowarat visitor, you will be amazed by the impressive multi-tiered gateway when you enter the temple
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Rows of stuccoed yellow Chinese shop houses are to be found here in a very serene environment
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The temple itself actually is rather small, though it does have some interesting features
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