【The Ultimate Expression of Southeast Thai Temple Art—Wat Pak Nam Khaem Nu】

Thailand is not only the Blue Temple in Chiang Rai in the north, but also a Blue Temple like blue and white porcelain in the "City of the Moon" Jomtien in the southeast of Bangkok. Drive for four hours to the exquisite Blue Temple on the seaside of Jomtien, which instantly makes people feel calm. Under the blue sky and white clouds, huge temples like blue and white porcelain appear in front of you, which is a huge religious artwork. The biggest feature of the Jomtien Blue Temple is that the surface of the entire temple is inlaid with exquisite ceramic patches. The blue and white tiles look very noble and artistic, like a huge piece of blue and white porcelain artwork, known as one of the most beautiful Buddhist temples in southeastern Thailand. The Blue Temple was built in 1991. Due to the tropical climate and proximity to the sea, the temple's ceramics have faded traces after a long time of wind and rain. Local believers spontaneously raised funds to renovate and refurbish the temple. The reason why the temple uses blue ceramics is because the temple is located by the sea, and blue can both repel mosquitoes and avoid seawater corrosion. In recent years, because of the unique appearance of the Blue Temple, it has attracted many locals and foreign tourists to visit. If you come to Jomtien, you must come and see this beautiful religious artwork. 【✏️Temple Name】WatPak Nam Khaem Nu 【📍Temple Address】4002 Rural Rd,Tambon Takat Ngao,Amphoe Tha Mai, Chang Wat Chanthaburi 22120 Thailand 【⏰Visiting Time】Every day 06:00am--18:00pm 【✍🏻tips】If you come to visit the Blue Temple, remember not to wear revealing clothes, do not wear shorts, and it is strictly forbidden to wear backless and low-cut clothes. You need to take off your shoes to visit the temple. There is a parking area near the temple, and there are also many snack stalls and souvenir stalls nearby. 【📷About Shooting】The temple can be photographed, and the use of flash is prohibited.