During her official visit to Bangkok, the Prime Minister had the honor of visiting the historic Wat Pho temple, one of Thailand's six most revered temples. Known for its cultural significance and spiritual heritage, Wat Pho is home to the country’s longest reclining Buddha statue, an iconic symbol of Thailand's rich Buddhist traditions.
The Prime Minister also had the privilege of meeting with the temple's Chief Abbot, Most Venerable Phra Dhamma Vajirapannacharya Thero. The meeting was an opportunity to discuss the preservation of Thailand’s cultural heritage and the role of religious institutions in promoting peace and unity.
Wat Pho, located near the Grand Palace, is not only a site of religious importance but also a center for traditional Thai medicine and massage, attracting visitors and pilgrims from around the world. The Prime Minister’s visit underscores the strong ties between Thailand’s cultural landmarks and the government’s ongoing commitment to preserving its heritage.
The visit to Wat Pho is part of the Prime Minister's broader agenda to deepen understanding of Thailand’s history and spirituality, fostering greater international respect for the country's diverse traditions.
