It combines Buddhist, Hindu, Khymer and Thai themes. The structure is composed entirely of wood and consists of thousands of carvings.
Friday, 7 February 2014
The Sanctuary of Truth or Prasat Mai
Noom, my friend from Bangkok came to Pattaya and convinced me to go and see this marvel located just outside Pattaya. A bit more than most places at $17 admission and a $8.60 taxi each way, it proved well worth it. Looking ancient, the structure was conceived by a wealthy Thai businessman and commenced in 1981. It is scheduled to be completed by 2025.
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