Wat Pho Temple - Bangkok

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The Wat Pho Temple stands out as one of Thailand's most significant cultural landmarks, situated in Bangkok adjacent to the Grand Palace. This sacred site is home to a 46-meter-long Reclining Buddha statue and boasts the country's largest collection of Buddha statues, meticulously covered in gold leaf. The temple serves as a heartfelt tribute to Thailand, its people, and their rich culture. This comprehensive set comprises 14 intricately designed models - please refer to this list for precise quantities and instructions on how to assemble them correctly: 1x4 cardinal salas (featuring four connected long salas in the shape of a cross, surrounded by thin halls) 4x cross chedis (small crosses with five distinct spikes) 2x giants (tall, pyramid-shaped structures with prominent spikes) 4x L salas (unique sala designs resembling an "L" or corner) 1x Phra Maha Chedi (four large, intricately detailed chedis arranged in a T-shape, surrounded by smaller halls) 1x Phra Mondop (a cross-shaped building with a substantial spire) 2x Ponds (small 2-story structures featuring long rectangular pools behind them) 1x Reclining Buddha (typically placed inside the Vihara, but can be detached for easier assembly) 1x Sala Kamparien (the smallest of three large buildings, situated on the east side and mirroring the Vihara) 1x Ubosot (the main building and largest structure, positioned in the center of the 4 cardinal salas) 1x Vihara (the second-largest building, housing the Reclining Buddha, located on the west side and mirroring the Sala Kamparien) 1x Wall A (surrounding the Vihara, Kamparien, ponds, Monthop, etc.) 1x Wall B (surrounding the Ubosot, cardinal salas, L-salas, etc.) 24x small salas (the smallest and most generic building type, repeated throughout the set) Each model is carefully crafted by hand and brain, and I appreciate your recognition of my creative efforts. By sharing these models, I aim to spread cultural awareness and appreciation for Thailand's rich heritage.