Wat Rakhang - The Tripitaka Hall

English name: The Temple of Bell
Full name (Thai): วัดระฆังโฆสิตารามวรมหาวิหาร
Full name (Transliterated):  Wat Rakhang Kositaram Woramahaviharn
Type: Buddhist temple
Admission fees: Free
Originally posted: September'2009

This is a continuation from my previous post - Wat Rakhang.

  • Hor Trai (The Tripitaka Hall)
The Tripitaka Hall located within a tranquil garden to the west of the Ubosot was originally a residence for the King Rama I (1737 - 1809). The small residence is made up of 3 chambers which can be distinctively identified from the first picture. The short concrete steps in front of the building lead to the center chamber.
Prior to the restoration works in mid 2007, the Tripitaka Hall was in quite a dilapidated state. I have posted a few old pictures of this hall at the foot of this blog.
Note: Please remove your footwear at the concrete steps prior to entering the Tripitaka Hall.
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  • Older pictures of the Hor Trai (The Tripitaka Hall)
These pictures were taken in year 2006.
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  • Restoration works in mid 2007
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References ...
SunThai - Wat Rakhang - The Tripitaka Hall

1 comment:

BODYholic said...

感谢您的捧场。

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