*Title: A trip to the mysterious temple of Pattaya, Thailand**

#BangkokStrategy * The Sanctuary of Truth in Pattaya, Thailand, is one of the world's largest wooden temples, hand-built over a period of 42 years. Made of pure rosewood and yuzu wood, the intricate structure is like a work of art, assembled with wooden joints without using a single nail. Inside the temple, beautiful wood carvings are everywhere, fusing religious elements from various parts of Asia, including Hinduism, Buddhism, and Cambodian Angkor style. **Access**: Accessible by tuk-tuk or taxi from Pattaya city. If flying from within Thailand, it is also convenient to take a bus from the airport. **Ticket Information**: 500 baht for adults, 250 baht for children (1.1m-1.4m), free for those under 1.1m. Open from 8:00am to 6:00pm, last admission at 5:00pm. **Points of Interest**: The wood carvings inside the temple are spectacular, with attention to detail. The entire building faces the sea, and the sunset is a spectacular sight. Tourists can not only experience the traditional Thai culture, but also find a relaxing space. Wat Truth is one of the must-see spots for travelling to Thailand.