This is Wat Pho, Bangkok’s largest and oldest temple. The Buddha inside is referred to as the reclining Buddha. It is 151 feet in length! There are 108 bronze bowls in the corridor representing the 108 auspicious characters of Buddha. Visitors may drop coins in these bowls as it is believed to bring good fortune, and it also helps the monks to maintain the wat*
To The Golden Mount
On the way to The Golden Mount, Bangkok's tallest land, we stopped at Erewan Shrine, where people go to make an offering to ask for something, then when it comes true, they come back and hire the Thai dancers as a thank you.
The Grand Palace
After walking from the Golden Mount, we rode a tuk-tuk to the Grand Palace where we made sure to wear long pants, shoulders covered (t-shirt) and closed toed shoes. We spent about 90 minutes at the holiest spot for Thais.
Wat Pho
Ther is a massive collection of Buddhas which are around the four tall spires, which hold the ashes of the first four kings of this Thai empire.
