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This is Wat Lan Kuad, the Temple of a Million Bottles. And they're being modest. By now, the temple complex is up to 1.5 million bottles. The monks responsible for this epic of recycling started.
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The Sisaket province—500km away from Bangkok—is home to a remarkable Buddhist temple called Wat Pa Maha Chedi Kaew, also known as Wat Lan Kuad or 'temple of a million bottles'. The story of this incredible feat dates back to 1984 when monks got tired of seeing the mounting litter in their area. They encouraged local authorities to deposit.
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Wat Lan Kuad (Wat Pa Maha Chedi Kaew) Introduction Accommodation Food Sights (all) Transport Wat Lan Kuad (Wat Pa Maha Chedi Kaew) Temple of a million bottles Published/Last edited on 25th February, 2021. The resourceful monks at Wat Lan Kuad show that discarded glass bottles can be recycled in more ways than one.
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How to get to Wat Lan Khuat ? From Si Saket Bus Terminal, bus number 4189 goes at least every hour to Khun Han (40 baht - 1h30). From Kantharalak, it is more complicated if songhtaew 4301 (20 baht) goes to Khun Han, it is quite rare. I waited over one hour and a half at the bus terminal without seeing a single one.
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True to its nickname, "Wat Lan Kuad" or "Temple of Million Bottles" features glass bottles throughout the premises of the temple, including the crematorium, surrounding shelters, and yes - even.
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Wat Lan Khuad is located in SisaketProvince, about an hour drive south of the city. Did you know: The translation of Wat Lan Khuad is 'Million Bottle Temple' in English. A small hut made out of bottles at Wat Pa Maha Chedi Kaew. Admission fee & opening times. It is free to park and enter the temple. Opening times are from 8 am - 5 pm
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True to its nickname, "Wat Lan Kuad" or "Temple of Million Bottles" features glass bottles throughout the premises of the temple, including the crematorium, surrounding shelters, and yes.