Visited to largest wooden castle in the world

Sanctuary of Truth (the largest wooden castle in the world) 🌎 🛕⛩️

Amid the skyscraper-building competition to herald the success of many businesses. Mr. Lek prepares capitals and looking to build the Sanctuary of Truth Museum that challenges the wind, sun, wisdom, and spirit of a small human. To opposed current trends under the concept that we want all of us to be aware of the values, goals, and happiness of real life. The Sanctuary of Truth was built in 1981 (2524) at Laem Ratchawet, Na Kluea Subdistrict, Chonburi Province. To wish to look forward to bringing everyone back to find answers from the beginning of the life that really is “Who we are, where did we come from, and how did we exist? life will go on and what is the purpose of life

The Sanctuary of Truth Museum is a place filled with the best blend of East Asian art. until becoming a unique art of the Sanctuary of Truth Museum. Its unique beauty can be seen with the eye and touched with the heart through the philosophy of life hidden in the exquisite carvings of Eastern mythological deities and literary figures both inside and outside the museum. Although there is no scientific in these things. Indeed, it is something that the ancients aimed to teach people of society rather than morality. Therefore the “Sanctuary of Truth” is not only a place for beauty but full of living philosophy, life truths, and various ideas for visitors to find the meaning of life.

Although many cultural sites are left with ruin, it’s hard to realize the original form. Mr.Lek has brought pieces of evidence from history and actual sites to simulate those places as close to reality as possible. In 1863 (2506), he restored more than 1,280,000 meters squares of land in Bang Pu Subdistrict, Mueang District, Samut Prakarn Province, to build the Ancient City Museum.

At Laem Ratchawet, Na Kluea Subdistrict, Chonburi Province Everyone will find the meaning of life that “Who are we, where did we come from? how to live How will life go on? and what is the purpose of life?” Passing through the ‘Prasat of the Truth’ Museum, the largest wooden castle in the world this place All of you will be immersed in the beauty of a wooden sculpture carved with all the wood. behind By using the technique of attaching wood according to the ancient Thai craftsmanship instead of using all nails aesthetics with patterns Carvings inspired by the best art of East Asia that have been blended together until become the unique art of the museum and learn about philosophy life meaning Morals and ideas that are not attached to any religion is a philosophy that is universal and can be applied in daily life.

Open daily - 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Entrance fees - 700 Baths for adults and 500 Baths for children (price will be change, depends on season)
Transportation- Grab 🚗 or Tuk Tuk 🛺

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Post by Queen Maria | Jun 30, 2023