Experiencing something beyond what our eyes can see is one of our utmost desires. We all want to witness things that we considered to be beliefs and mysteries that are said ‘impossible to happen.’
But because of our want to make impossibilities turn into possibility, we create, make or build things that with the great help of our wild imagination. There’s been countless works of our remarkable mind and hand in many places all over the world, and almost of which are recognized and are now known by its specific beauty.
One of those is this Buddhist temple in Thailand which known as Wat Rong Khun or also known as ‘White Temple.’ As obvious, Wat Rong Khun is covered with white and is divinely-inspired.
This temple was designed by a Thai artist, Chalermchai Kositpipat in 1997, and was rebuilt by him when it was almost destroyed by an earthquake in May of this year.
After the tragedy, Wat Rong Khun has been forbidden for visitors to go inside since there are still cracks not yet repaired but they are advised to take photos of the White Temple from the outside.
Have a look at the said ‘heaven.’
