圣方寺—泰国寺院

　　泰国圣方寺（Wat Saen Fang）
　　要找到圣方寺(Wat Saen Fang)得眼睛尖一点儿才行，因为它虽然位在塔佩路旁， 但是入口却是店家旁边的一个小铁栅门，进了铁栅门是一条约50公尺的小巷， 沿着墙壁的两只纳迦护卫着游客进入寺门。
　　寺内的白色高塔装饰非常华丽，塔尖金色的阳伞、小铃铛及周围同样戴着金色小阳伞的小塔，好像在阳光下跳舞高歌， 热闹非凡。僧院与大殿屋顶皆是新修的红绿瓦顶，鲜艳的色彩反衬出格外平静的午后寺庙。
　　传说这座寺庙是兰那王King Saen Foo建造的，用来埋藏他的财产，“Saen”是他的名字，“Fang”是埋的意思， 把财产藏起来还用这个理由替寺取名字，不是“此地无银三百两”！
　　Along Tapae Road, you'll notice a pair of nagas (dragon-like serpents) lining a narrow lane. Following the lane away from the busy street will take you to the quiet compound of Wat Saen Fang.
　　The temple displays many Burmese details, such as in the shape of the highly decorated chedi with its rainbow of mirroed tiles, or the guardians on the roof of the ordination hall (ubosot). The prayer hall (wiharn) sports an intricately carved front painted in bright red and gold. Behind the wiharn is a large rambling building where the monks are quartered
　　The roof of the ubosot, with its many guardians.
　　On the other side of the chedi from the wiharn are several smaller chapels as well as the unusual ubosot. The ordination hall is raised high on a stone platform. Its roof is lined with a large number of doll-like guardian spirits.