Located on the northern bank of Khlong Samrong in Tambon Bang Phli Yai, not too far from Wat Bang Phli Yai Nai. It was constructed around 1824 and originally called Wat Klang before changing to Wat Rat Sattha Tham and eventually Wat Bang Phli Yai Klang.
The temple contains an immense reclining Buddha image of approximately 53 metres long known as Somdet Phra Sakayamuni Si Sumet Bophit. There are 4 stories inside the image itself. The Buddha is around 7 meters longer than the more famous image at Wat Pho in Bangkok.
The experience of climbing inside a huge Buddha like this is very unusual and after climbing up 4 stories inside the Buddha you reach the Buddha’s heart. There are also numerous paintings and other Buddha statues inside the massive structure.
The temple grounds has many other things to see like the ordination hall, massive Chedi that houses a sacred relic brought in from Sri Lanka and so much more. It is worth a few hours if your time to come and see this.
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The Chang FA Cup (Thai FA Cup) is Thailand’s premier knockout tournament, open to clubs from all levels. Sponsored by Chang, the 2025–26 edition (32nd season) runs from September 2025 to May 2026 and offers a path to continental qualification.
In the semifinals (played May 17, 2026, at PAT Stadium in Bangkok as a neutral venue), defending champions Buriram United faced newly promoted Ayutthaya United. Buriram entered as heavy favorites due to their squad depth, experience, and domestic dominance, while Ayutthaya aimed for a historic upset and a shot at the final.
Buriram United is one of Thailand’s most successful and popular clubs. Founded in 1970 as Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA) FC, it was originally based in the Bangkok area and later Ayutthaya. It won its first Thai League title in 2008 as PEA.
Ayutthaya United is a newer club from Ayutthaya Province. It traces its roots to Sena Municipality FC, founded in 2007. It progressed through lower divisions and regional leagues, merging...
The Chinese Professional Baseball League (CPBL) stands as Taiwan’s premier professional baseball circuit. It was established on October 23, 1989, following a campaign led by Brother Hotel chairman Hung Teng-sheng, with the inaugural season launching in 1990 featuring four teams: the Brother Elephants, Mercuries Tigers, Uni-President Lions, and Wei Chuan Dragons. The league’s first game saw the Lions defeat the Elephants 4-3 before a packed crowd at the old Taipei Municipal Baseball Stadium.
Over the years, the CPBL expanded and faced challenges, including competition from the Taiwan Major League (TML) in the late 1990s, which it eventually absorbed in 2003. Today, with six teams, it thrives as a beloved national pastime blending intense competition, passionate fan culture, and community engagement, drawing strong attendance especially in modern venues.
Tianmu Baseball Stadium, the primary home venue for the Wei Chuan Dragons, hosted the May 3, 2026, matchup against the Fubon Guardians.
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Peterhof Palace, often called the Russian Versailles, is a grand imperial estate located about 30 km west of Saint Petersburg on the shores of the Gulf of Finland.
Commissioned by Peter the Great in the early 18th century, it was designed to rival the opulence of Louis XIV’s Versailles and celebrate Russia’s victories and emergence as a major European power.
Construction began around 1714, with the estate opening in 1723. The complex features the majestic Grand Palace, expanded in Baroque style by Bartolomeo Rastrelli in the 1750s for Empress Elizabeth, along with elegant smaller palaces like Monplaisir and Marly.
The highlight is its extraordinary park system, especially the Lower Park with over 150 fountains powered entirely by gravity and natural water pressure from distant springs—no pumps required.
The centerpiece is the spectacular Grand Cascade, with its 64 fountains, gilded sculptures, and the iconic Samson Fountain symbolizing Russia’s triumph over Sweden.
The formal Upper ...
