Wat Photivihan Sleeping Buddha

Beautiful and I like it here very much.

Wat Phothivihan was completed in 1979 and is famous for its Reclining Buddha statue. It is often mistakenly described as South East Asia's Sleeping Buddha. This statue located in Tumpat, Kelantan.

It is a very heartwarming behavior to accompany the elderly to play with the elderly at home. At the same time, it is also important to choose the places of interest for the elderly. After coming to Jal Besar, I heard that there is the longest sleeping Buddha in Malaysia, so I took the elderly at home to Wat Photivihan Sleeping Buddha. The entrance to the spacious temple during the play process has some lively local coconut stalls, the price is acceptable, and the fresh coconut water is especially sweet to drink. Without taking a few steps, I immediately saw a sleeping Buddha almost 40 meters long. The appearance of his sleep, his brows were kind and his mouth was raised, and people would bend down unconsciously and worship religiously. I went to the temple and saw koi fish. A group of people swimming, because the fish in the temple are not afraid of tourists. There is also a lazy big turtle next door, swimming slowly. I took some commemorative photos with my family here, which is more meaningful. There are also some special shops outside the temple, you can buy special souvenirs. We also went to the nearby restaurant, and the food is a local specialty. The elderly at home came here and were satisfied with the play process. Warm reminders on weekends and public holidays, tourists are too crowded, it is not recommended to play. It is best to take a taxi, and the bus cannot be reached. It is recommended to play for less than two hours.