About this experience
You haven't seen the Phuket that I want to show you. And you probably haven't heard of the temples we will visit. Each of them is unique: one over 500 years old, another with statues of different deities, the third revered by the residents of Burma. Along the way, I will reveal the peculiarities of Thai Buddhism, tell stories about Buddha and the history of mahasiddhas - people who have reached the highest level of development.
What to expect
We will visit little-known temples, each with its own features.
- Wat Ko Sirey. At the top of the mountain near the temple, you will see a large boulder resembling the Burmese Chedi stupa. I will tell you why this place is precious to the citizens of Burma.
- Wat Khao Rang - a large temple complex where you can see the largest statue of a gilded Buddha.
- Wat Sri Sunthorn - a temple named after one of the local hero sisters. I will tell you this fascinating story.
- Wat Phranang Sang, the oldest temple in Phuket - about 550 years old. During this time, the temple has grown with legends, and you will definitely hear them.
- Pat Zhou (Pud Jor) - an ancient Buddhist-Taoist temple distinguished by an abundance of bright colors and statues of dozens of deities with which it is adorned.
- Chinese Temple Sangtham Shrai, also known as the Temple of Tranquil Light, which a hundred years ago was considered one of the most mysterious places on the island.
Yoga and Meditation
We will have a short (15-20 min) joint yoga and meditation session under my guidance. It does not require special physical preparation and has no contraindications. Suitable for both adults and children. The session will take place at your choice: in the hotel lobby or on the territory of one of the temples during the excursion.
Organizational Details
- The price includes transfer from your hotel in a comfortable Toyota Corolla Altis with a pleasant leather interior, guide services, a yoga and meditation session
- Women must be dressed in clothing covering their knees to visit the temples. Men are not required to do so.
- Along the way, we can stop at a cafe for lunch - you will pay for food and drinks on your own
