Nu Wa Palace, A Fusion of Thai-Chinese Divinity

Near the test mountain road
3.3
Temple

Introduction

At the entrance, you can see three large characters written in Chinese: "Nü Wa Palace". This palace is located in a corner of a courtyard, with an octagonal structure and red pillars with coiling dragons. Additionally, the palace walls feature semi-three-dimensional and semi-relief dragons, with some even extending beyond the walls. Two Western-style male lions are placed at the entrance. The dome of the palace is octagonal and adorned with fairy paintings. Inside the palace, there are numerous statues, including Chinese and Thai deities. Furthermore, the small lions on the railing resemble exquisite porcelain.
Address
Near the test mountain road

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