Wat Samphran: Buddhist Dragon temple in Thailand

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Wat Samphran is a popular tourist destination with visitors coming to see the huge dragon figure curling around a pink cylindrical building next to the Buddha statues and places of worship of the traditional Buddhist temple complex. Image Credit: AFP

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The large foot of the dragon is pictured on the wall of the Buddhist temple Wat Samphran (Dragon Temple) in Nakhon Pathom. Image Credit: AFP

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There’s a walkable tunnel that leads you up to the very top pf the 17 storey temple. Image Credit: AFP

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Wat Samphran is located in Nakhon Pathom, some 40km west of Bangkok. Image Credit: AFP

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A giant Buddha statue is pictured at the Buddhist temple Wat Samphran (Dragon Temple) in Nakhon Pathom. Image Credit: AFP

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A giant Buddha statue and dragon head is pictured at the Buddhist temple Wat Samphran (Dragon Temple) in Nakhon Pathom Image Credit: AFP

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Wat Samphran is a popular tourist destination with visitors coming to see the huge dragon figure curling around a pink cylindrical building next to the Buddha statues and places of worship of the traditional Buddhist temple complex. Image Credit: AFP

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Dragon figures decorate the roof of the Buddhist temple Wat Samphran. Image Credit: AFP

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The dragon head is seen on top of the Buddhist temple Wat Samphran. Image Credit: AFP

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An aerial view shows the giant Buddha statue at the Buddhist temple Wat Samphran. Image Credit: AFP

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