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Here are 3 structures from the Bangkok National Museum, Thailand in one set:
- Siwamokhaphiman Hall (5x5)
- Phutthaisawan Hall (5x5)
- Sala Long Song (5x5)
The structures can be used variously to depict a Thai Buddhist temple or as park decoration (the Sala Long Song is a Thai pavilion). Each structure offers varying influences on Culture, Education, and Park with Phutthaisawan Hall; being also a temple in real life, offering a Religion influence as well. They cost 2.500, 2.500, and 500 to build, respectively. Road not required for the build.
Enjoy this little pocket of Thailand in your town!

This set consists of 5 structures found in most Buddhist temples (“Wat”) of central Thailand. The architecture is typical of this region as well as in Laos and Cambodia. It consists of:
- 2x2 Ubosot (ordination hall)
- 2x2 Ho Trai (scripture hall), with a placeable on water variant
- 2x2 Chedi (stupa)
- 1x1 small Sala (pavilion)
- 2x1 temple gate
Each structure offers varying influences of Park, Religion, and Culture.
The design are based roughly on: the Ubosot of Wat Kong Krailat, Ho Trai of Wat Ban San, Chedi of Wat Traphang Thong, a small Sala in Wat Sopharam, and a temple gate of Wat Pho Tharam (and Wat Ban Kru), all located in Sukhothai province.
Together you can build a Thai temple of your own, placing the different structures in any order you wish. All buildings costs no more than 2.000 and don’t require road access. Enjoy this little pocket of Thailand in your town!

Wat Chiang Man is an ancient Buddhist temple in the northern Thai city of Chiang Mai. Originally built in the 13th century by King Mangrai, it is located in the walled city of Chiang Mai and remains a prominent temple of the city. In this set are two prominent structures of the temple complex:
- Wihan (4x4)
- Chedi Chang Lom (2x2)
Both structures offer Religion and Culture influences and can be built without a road connection.
Enjoy this piece of Thailand in your town :)