Wat Chaithararam (Wat Chalong)

#timetotravel The most important of buddhist temples in Phuket is Wat Chalong or formally Wat Chaiyathararam, located in the Chalong Subdistrict, Mueang Phuket District. Wat Chalong, or Chalong Temple, built at the beginning on 19th century, Its real name is Wat Chaiyathararam, but you probably won't see it on any road signs. Wat Chalong ( Chalong Temple ) is the largest of Phuket's temples, and the most visited. Locals and many Thai tourists come to pray and pay respects to several revered monks who were the founders of Wat Chalong, Among them Luang Pho Cham and Luang Pho Chuang. The most recent building on the grounds of Wat Chalong is a 60 meters tall 'Chedi' sheltering a splinter of bone from Buddha. PS: Women are required to cover their shoulders and wear pants or skirts that extend down to their knees if visit this temple. 🛕Wat Chaithararam (Wat Chalong) 70 หมู่ที่ 6 Chao Fah Tawan Tok Rd, Tambon Chalong, Amphoe Mueang Phuket, Chang Wat Phuket 83000, Thailand #travel #trip #phuket #temple #thailand

Wat Chalong, a revered Buddhist temple in Phuket, stands as a spiritual haven amid lush surroundings. Ornate structures adorned with intricate carvings showcase Thai craftsmanship. Pilgrims flock to pay homage to the revered monks' statues, seeking blessings for health and prosperity. The serene ambiance and cultural significance make Wat Chalong a must-visit destination, where spirituality intertwines with architectural beauty. #Tripstars

#weekendgetaways Think of Thailand, think of ornate historical temples, decorated in yellow and gold, immaculately maintained architecture and features. In Phuket, one must see the Wat Chalong (known locally as Wat Chaithararam) complex - a vast area of temples, holy sites, galleries, and an operational monastery! The original temple, Wat Chaithararam, is believed to have been built in 1837, with the other buildings in the complex built much later. Apart from its majestic look, this complex features many relics and pilmigrage sites. The tallest building, with a 60m tall stupa (spire), features a bone relic of Lord Buddha on its top floor. From there, the view is spectacular - you can see extensive parts of Phuket on a clear day. There is also a shrine dedicated to famous and venerable monks for people to make offerings. Likewise, an air conditioned museum replicates the original home in which 3 revered monks used to live in. From time to time, you'll hear firecrackers go off - if someone's wishes made at this complex came true, they'll come back to set firecrackers off as a tribute! One can easily spend hours here, so I recommend coming early. The complex is huge with many places of interest and historical significance. Bear in mind this isn't the beach, so dress modestly (cover your knees and shoulders) and remove hats when entering sheltered places. Entry is free but do feel free to make donations! Address: 70/6 Chao Fah Tawan Tok Road, Chalong, Phuket 83130 (7am to 5pm) #thailand #phuket #temple #history

If you've come to Phuket Island and don't know about Wat Chalong, that's really a pity. Wat Chalong is the largest temple on Phuket Island. Although it's a temple, it's also a tourist attraction. You don't necessarily have to burn incense and worship Buddha when you go to the temple. Just take some photos outside and check in. A different experience and feeling. There is also a Big Buddha near Wat Chalong, which is the largest Big Buddha on Phuket Island. Near the Big Buddha, you can experience off-road quad biking, and elephant riding and feeding activities. They are also very good.

#bangkoktrip Wat Chalong in Phuket is a place of deep spiritual significance and cultural beauty. The temple's intricate architecture and vibrant colors make it a visually striking place to visit. It's one of the largest and most revered Buddhist temples on the island. Upon entering the temple grounds, you'll immediately sense a peaceful and reverent atmosphere. Many visitors come here to pay respects to the revered monks and offer their prayers. You can also explore the various buildings, shrines, and learn about Thai Buddhism and its rituals. #travel #urbanexplorer #mytripvlog #tripblazers #awesomepic #summervacation #passionpassport #bangkok #phuket #thailand

The secrets of Wat Chalong: 1. It is a temple on Phuket Island where fireworks are allowed, and the architecture within the temple perfectly showcases the vibrant, glittering Thai style. 2. It is also a temple where relics are enshrined. 3. It is a temple where you can draw lots. On my second visit to Wat Chalong, I specifically brought a camera to capture the stunning beauty of the temple. Wat Chalong

📍Destination: Phuket, Thailand 🌞Climate: The temperature in Phuket is stable throughout the year, with an average temperature of about 25°C 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦Suitable for: Do you like the sea, diving, and food? Are you already eager to go? 🌟Itinerary🌟 1️⃣Phuket Old Street: Here you can taste the most local life, stroll around the colorful shops during the day, and visit the lively night market at night. 2️⃣Chalong Temple: Don't miss it if you like architecture. Although it is not large, it has a strong Siamese style. 3️⃣Cliff Coffee Shop: The average cost is 15 yuan! Here you can enjoy the sea breeze while drinking coffee, enjoying the most comfortable time. 4️⃣Promthep Cape: The view is great, and it is rated as one of the top ten sunset viewing spots in the world. 5️⃣Nai Yang Beach: A niche beach, just a few kilometers from the airport, you can take pictures of planes taking off and landing, and you can watch the sunset. 6️⃣Kata Beach, Karon Beach, Patong Beach: The three major beaches in Phuket, you can visit if you stay in a nearby hotel, there is no need to check in specifically. 7️⃣Koala Beach: A niche beach, quite far away, mostly Europeans and Americans, participate in the Similan day trip, you don't need to get up early if you live here. 8️⃣Similan Islands Day Tour: The essence of Phuket, only open from November to April every year, the Maldives in Thailand is not a false name, here you can see the glass sea, the sea has various blues. 💰Cost list💰 Air tickets: The price of air tickets from Kunming to Phuket is 1618 yuan. Hotel: The cost of a hotel for 5 days and 4 nights is 1128 yuan. Day tour: The cost of the Similan day tour is 580 yuan. Transportation fee: 320 yuan. Catering: 496 yuan. Total: The average cost per person is about 4000 yuan. 🛤Tips for free travel🛤 Prepare your passport, return flight ticket and hotel order in advance! Airport pick-up and car rental reservations also need to be arranged in advance!

🕍Chalong Temple, the largest Buddhist temple on Phuket Island, combines the architectural styles of southern, central and northeastern Thailand, it's beautiful, regret not taking a Thai costume photo! ✅【About Chalong Temple】 The main hall of Chalong Temple has three monk statues. In addition to making and fulfilling vows, believers will also stick gold foil on the monk statues. Climbing up to the highest pagoda, you can overlook the entire Chalong Temple. On the third floor of the pagoda, the Buddha's relics are enshrined, which is very worth seeing. ✅【About Buddhism and Prayers】 The Buddhism practiced in China is Mahayana Buddhism, and the Buddhism practiced in Thailand is Theravada Buddhism. Mahayana Buddhism focuses on the afterlife, while Theravada Buddhism focuses on the present. If the wish comes true, you have to come here to fulfill it, so unless you often come to Phuket, you must make a big wish! ✅【About Taking Photos】 5+ buildings of different styles, each with its own characteristics, grand and gorgeous. The favorite is the one with the pink roof, like a lotus out of water, charming and attractive. If you are not in a hurry, you must come to take a Thai costume photo, it's really too matching! Taking portraits, both in front of the building and on the steps are like coming out of a picture, the beauty of architectural details is also exquisite and gorgeous. 📌Tips: You need to wear long sleeves and trousers to enter the temple, and you must take off your shoes. If the dress is not appropriate, there are shawls at the entrance for tourists to use.

I got hurt on the first day out at sea, and I suffered from both seasickness and sunburn, while my son had non-stop diarrhea and lost his appetite. In the morning, we bought some anti-diarrheal medicine from the nearby pharmacy. After my son took his medicine, around 10:30 am, we drove to Wat Chalong. We weren't there to pray or worship, just to look at the architecture and get a feel for the local culture. Thai temples have a somewhat European feel to them, resembling churches from the outside, adorned with Thai gold, looking quite luxurious. Since we neither believe nor worship, we left after a brief visit and headed to Phuket Town for lunch. After lunch, we strolled around the old streets of Phuket Town. The houses have a Portuguese style, colorful and particularly suitable for street photography. I took photos of my son, and he took photos of me, the best partners on a trip. I didn't buy anything here, feeling that nowadays you can find everything in China, so there's no need to haul big and small packages from abroad. Finally, we arrived at the mangrove celebrity cafe, which is right next to the hotel. This cafe is actually privately owned by the hotel. Compared to the Patong Beach where I stayed, this place is indeed much more peaceful. There are hardly any people on the beach, and it's not suitable for swimming, with many small floating plants on the water, which I couldn't identify. I sat in the open-air area, enjoying the sea breeze and drinking juice, while my son played in the sand under the sun. I can't understand why children love to dig in the sand so much; it's a puzzling pleasure.

Chalong Temple (also called Wat Chalong), was built at the beginning of the 19th century, it is the biggest and the most visited Buddhist temple in Phuket. Chalong Temple is located not far from Big Buddha so they can be combined. Numerous temples and gardens however not all were open while visiting but you can take beautiful photos and immerse yourself into the Thai culture and religion, another great thing to do while in Phuket. There is minimal shade, so bring a hat or an umbrella to block the sun. Also, women must cover their shoulders and not wear skirts or cutoff shorts or they cannot go inside the temples. Men must wear pants and cannot wear shorts inside the temple. #staycation #themepark #phuket #thailand #temple

#heritageplace Wat Chalong Temple in Phuket is a sacred site revered by locals and visitors alike. Adorned with intricate architecture and vibrant colors, the temple complex exudes a sense of tranquility and spirituality. Visitors can explore the ornate halls, pay respects to the revered statues, and soak in the serene atmosphere. As a cultural landmark, Wat Chalong offers a glimpse into Thailand's rich spiritual heritage. My rating: 4 ⭐️ out of 5!

Phuket Island attractions check-in: 🔸Phuket Old Street: It's very suitable for strolling here, the houses are all macaron-colored, there are many old Thai restaurants, you can check in the same scene in the BKPP drama. 🔸 Fairy Peninsula: Located at the southernmost point of Phuket Island, it is an excellent viewing point for watching the sunset, and it is the location of the BKPP drama. 🔸 Chalong Temple: The architectural style has a strong typical Thai style, it is golden and brilliant, and it is very photogenic. 🔸 Jungle Leap: Wearing a rope like a monkey, shuttling through the tropical rainforest, it is very exciting and fun. 🔸 Nemo Dolphin Pavilion: You can get close to dolphins, watch wonderful dolphin performances, very cute and wonderful. 🔸 Fantasea Park: Thailand's dream carnival, showing unique Thai culture through song and dance shows. - Surrounding islands: 🔸Similan Islands: Open only five months a year, with jelly-like gradient seas, you can check in a lot of overhead views on the 8th island, very beautiful. 🔸 Racha Island: Like Similan, it is open for a limited time every year, the sea has 7 colors, the marine life is rich, the fish and corals at the bottom of the sea are clearly visible, and it is a diving paradise. 🔸 Coral Island + Emperor Island: The classic combination of island hopping, the sea is clear and green, there are many sea projects, and there are many swing check-in points that are very photogenic. 🔸 Phi Phi Island + Egg Island: It is also a very popular island hopping route, very suitable for parent-child travel, the island facilities are complete, you can clearly see the small fish in the shallow water area, very leisurely. 🔸 Phang Nga Bay: The location of the Hollywood 007 series of movies, the mountains are towering, the sea view is picturesque, you can take a raft to explore the caves, the playability is very high