Wat Hua Lamphong, a temple next to Bangkok subway station

Wat Hua Lamphong Wat Hua Lamphong is just outside Exit 1 of Sam Yan Metro Station. Next to this place is the most famous tax "Ruamkatanyu Foundation" who donated coffins for charity. Many people will come and donate 500 baht to take care of the funeral for the unnamed victim. Many Hong Kongers come to donate. There are also many different gods enshrined in Wat Hua Lamphong temple, and there is a cow. It was originally a cow raised in a temple to educate the world not to kill and have good intentions. Thais love to do charity, which is called "Tamboon" in Thai. So the stray cats and dogs I saw were very chill and relax because the people of the temple were feeding his land. There are main halls and small halls in the temple, and there are many auditoriums for the people to hold funerals. Most notably, there is a counter for offering Buddha statues in the office, which stock from numerous other provinces, so there are many styles. If you are interested, you can choose slowly.