Wat Yan Sang Wararam Worawihan — Attraction in Chon Buri Province

Wat Yansangwararam

Wat Yansangwararam, often referred to as Wat Yan, is a significant Buddhist temple complex located in Huai Yai, near Pattaya, in Chon Buri Province, Thailand. The temple was established in 1976 in honor of the Supreme Patriarch Somdet Phra Yanasangworn.

The complex spans over 145 acres and features a variety of architectural styles, reflecting Thai, Indian, Chinese, and Swiss influences. One of the most notable structures is the replica of the Mahabodhi Temple in Bodh Gaya, India, which commemorates the place where the Buddha attained enlightenment. The temple grounds also include beautifully landscaped gardens, serene lakes, and international pavilions, each representing different countries and their unique architectural styles.

Wat Yansangwararam is not only a place of worship but also a center for meditation and learning. It is divided into four main zones: Buddhavas, the heart of the monastery; Sanghavas, the living quarters for monks; Karavas, the living quarters for laypeople practicing Vipassana meditation; and an Agricultural Education and Career Development Center.

The temple complex is under the patronage of the Thai Royal Family, and many of its buildings were erected in their honor. Statues of revered monks, as well as monuments dedicated to King Bhumibol Adulyadej and his mother, Srinagarindra, can be found throughout the grounds.

Wat Yansangwararam offers visitors a peaceful retreat from the bustling city life, providing an opportunity to explore Thai culture, architecture, and spirituality in a tranquil...

A lovely collection of 8+ ornate Buddhist Temple buildings set in a park setting. The largest temple building houses a free artistic, multimedia display about the origin of the Buddhist teachings. Set on the banks of a small reservoir, there are a number of ponds, some filled with lotus flowers perfect for taking some...

Der Wat Yansangwararam ist ein sehr schöne Tempel Anlage mit viele sehenswerten Tempeln in einem toll angelegten weitläufigen Park mit Lotusblumenteichen, einem kleinen See guten Parkmöglichkeiten .5 Fahr Min.von meinem Haus .Keine Eintrittsgebühr . Oft kommen Mitglieder der königlichen Familie dorthin zum Beten. Zu den hohen Buddhistischen Festtagen herrscht allerdings großer Andrang .Der Chinesische Tempel der auf der anderen Seite des Sees alleine liegt ist voller Antiker Kunst auch Soldaten der sagenumwobenen 4000 Jahre alten Terracotta Armee sind dort zu bewundern . In der Nähe befindet sich eine weitere Sehenswürdigkeit, der Buddha Berg und der Silverlake See dort kann man unter anderem Teile des antiken Roms ( Nachbauten ) wie zB. das Kolloseeum bestaunen . Bemerkenswerte Architekturarbeiten kann man...