วันอังคารที่ 25 ธันวาคม พ.ศ. 2555

Wat Arun. Chao Phraya River




Wat Arun. Jed. Prang Wat Arun. Chao Phraya River is one of the symbols of the city. Known all over the world. City of Commerce, which made ​​the French monarchy, it indicates that King Narai the Great. This temple has existed since the Ayutthaya period was called "The Olive" when King Taksin built his palace had carried out measurements of the gauge inside the palace. Cancel a temple priest. And ordered. The restored King called "The report," The Restoration and the reign of the second King called. "Temple of the Dawn", during the reign of the four has a name. "Dawn was Tharam".









Prang brick adorned with glazed dish. Mixing bowl and shells. Make flower. Leaves and other designs. Top of the pagoda is Npsol and gold crown.
The balcony Khot (Vihear ply) built a defensive wall tile roof coating is the Buddha statue enshrined in Security East 120th episode of King of the Her Royal Highness the Prince Narisara DSpace supports the measure considered. "Where is classically beautiful than the balcony. Sri Rama is the skill of the two should be viewed as ".







                           
Giant Temple.

Temple.
Sanctuary of the Wat Arun temple is another one. Building a high platform. As with the 3-storey thatched roof temple with painted tiles. Khan has a golden angel holding Jesus stood on the podium. Krahnk adorned with gold leaf pattern glass. The front and rear porch. There are three doors in the front door, the back door has 2 Exterior walls adorned with painted stripes Thailand Kganแieg process. He commanded the 3rd of reign tiles from China. The current temple is the temple with Rai.






This temple has flourished throughout the Rattanakosin pair. What are the sacred architecture of the exquisitely beautiful and is one of the masterpieces of the country and according to the tradition, the king came to be President in a ceremony at the temple and royal Kathina cloth of Jesus. watercourse





                                                                                    
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