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**strmini** · 09-21-2012, 04:43 PM

Hi David;

In the blog i wrote there i stayed at 'Wat Sai Ngam', Suphanburi's most well known forest monastery.

The senior monk in administration recommends a stay of 10 day, however if you would like to just stay for the night or two participating in the evening chanting/meditating etc...tell me. I could call up and tell them that you are coming.

In Bkk, there is Wat Mahathat located right near the Grand Palace. This is a very popular temple for foreigners to go meditate. No need to stay the night.

09-21-2012, 04:43 PM	#10
strmini Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 459 Senior Member	Hi David; In the blog i wrote there i stayed at 'Wat Sai Ngam', Suphanburi's most well known forest monastery. The senior monk in administration recommends a stay of 10 day, however if you would like to just stay for the night or two participating in the evening chanting/meditating etc...tell me. I could call up and tell them that you are coming. In Bkk, there is Wat Mahathat located right near the Grand Palace. This is a very popular temple for foreigners to go meditate. No need to stay the night.
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