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สำนักปฏิบัติธรรมวัดโพธิ์

สำนักปฏิบัติธรรมวัดโพธิ์

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⭐ 4.7 / 5.0 (15 reviews)

สำนักปฏิบัติธรรมวัดโพธิ์ sits on Thanon Sanam Chai in Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok. It offers a quiet base for Osho meditations—active, expressive, and deeply centering—set amid a historic neighborhood that feels surprisingly tranquil once you arrive. Whether you are new to Osho’s approach or returning to your daily practice, the center provides space to breathe, move, and sit in awareness. Its central location makes it easy to visit while exploring Bangkok, yet the atmosphere encourages unhurried presence and inner quiet.

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Recent Reviews

Phong Trang Tran Thanh ⭐ 5 / 5

"This Buddhist temple has a wonderful architecture, mixing the Thai and the Chinese"

Continent 7 Continents, Mr. Rungsun Klinkaeo ⭐ 5 / 5

"Wat Pho Meditation Center, Continent 7 Continents, Mr. Rungsun Klinkaeo"

阿公的眼角膜 ⭐ 5 / 5

"The alley next to the Grand Palace is worth a visit"

client chocho ⭐ 5 / 5

"Experience Bangkok's religious atmosphere and historical architecture. Wat Pho (Temple of the Reclining Buddha) exudes Thai charm from the moment you enter. Entering the solemn and majestic main hall, the golden reclining Buddha's posture is breathtaking, and the tranquil space allows you to calm your mind. Near the exit, you can exchange 20 baht for a bowl of coins. Place the coins into a long bowl along the way, one by one, until the last one is placed in; this is a way to pray for blessings – a fun experience! Next, visit the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha), both located within the Grand Palace grounds. Walking along the wall for quite a while to reach the main gate, you buy tickets and enter the paid area. Inside, you'll find a hidden gem – the magnificent and opulent royal architecture is well worth exploring. Then, take a boat to Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn) on the opposite bank. A word of caution: the first boat ticket booth you see upon arriving at the pier is for private boats and very expensive prices. If you only want to go to Wat Arun, don't enter the first booth; instead, walk to the left and enter the next booth where you can find boats for 5 baht. After entering Wat Arun, you'll find a very distinctive tower. You can walk up the tower, rent Thai clothing, hire a photographer, and buy specialty ice cream. It's recommended to visit these attractions on the same day for a religious tour."

ChubbyArin ⭐ 5 / 5

"Originally the temple's sermon hall, it has now become a place for meditation. Inside, there is a very beautiful Buddha statue in the meditation posture and a beautifully carved wooden pulpit. Today there was a mass ordination ceremony for novice monks, so we were able to go inside as well."

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