More about Wat Suthat
The Wat Suthat Temple in Bangkok was an idea of King Rama I but it was completed only under the reign of King Rama III. Inside, a part from the bronze Buddha statue, you will admire the handmade depictions of the Buddha, the frescos and also the beautiful arches that lead the way to the chapel. The temple spreads over an area of four hectares and it is located in the Rattanakosin area, where you can find also the Grand Palace and the Wat Phra Kaew. This is the oldest part of the city, and it is also the part the preserves the old traditions. Visiting the Wat Suthat Temple and the Rattanakosin area, you will be plunged into a sacred and contemplative atmosphere. During your holidays in Thailand, you can’t miss the opportunity to discover the ancient history and traditions of this country. So, it’s better to start from the capital and the Wat Suthat Temple!