Sanctuary of Truth conveys philosophy, religion, and civilization through art.

Wat Prasat Sat Tham or Sanctuary of Truth Museum was established in 1981. It is an architecture of modern concept art that combines early Ayutthaya art to Rattanakosin art. The wooden castle by the sea is considered the largest wooden architecture in Thailand. The building is built of carved wood in a Thai four-sided style using outstanding craftsmanship. It is built entirely of wood, with no metal, nuts, or nails mixed in. The concept behind this magnificent place, which is owned by the same owner as the founder of Muang Boran, Samut Prakan. He is a businessman who loves Thai architecture and Buddhism, is to honor the spiritual heritage of Thailand. The castle is divided into 4 main parts, each part representing the value of Thai culture: 1. World history 2. Thai history 3. Religious history 4. History of human evolution Highlights Admire the beauty of carved wood architecture. See the carvings and try to learn about carvings. Thai cultural performances, such as Thai music performances, elephant riding, horse riding, riding an ancient boat to see the view, horse carriages Admission fee: 250 baht for children 500 baht for adults Open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Location: Soi Na Kluea 12, Pattaya City, Bang Lamung District, Chonburi #visitPattaya