Hello everyone! This is @ybanezkim26 and I'll present today's edition of Travel Digest. In our featured posts, we have a coast in the Azores, Portugal, a town in Germany, and a temple in Thailand. Enjoy and keep on pinning your travel posts to the map!
Friday, day #6 and our last full day on the Azores was here. We had decided the previous night to keep it relaxed and try for some other hot springs. Hence, after breakfast we drove west towards Ponta da Ferraria. With the intent to see some rugged coast line and to jump into a coastal hot spring. Unfortunately, this was the morning when in the parking lot I banged my toe so hard or unlucky that if not broke I sprained it. So, a lot of walking or swimming for that matter was not on the menu for me that day.
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Welcome, it's Sunday and I'm here again with another continuation of my travelogue in the footsteps of Jan Hus from Prague to Constance. We are slowly approaching the goal, but there will still be something to look at. Today we will look at two smaller historic towns and the picturesque landscape of Baden-Württemberg. Let's hit the road.
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Wat Chedi Ngam is an ancient temple more than 500 years old. From information it is assumed that the temple was built in AD 1478. And used to be an abandoned temple for almost 100 years. Wat Chedi Ngam was renovated in AD 1932 or 92 years ago. And has been continually restored until now. In AD 1999 or 25 years ago, the temple received royal granting of the land to a particular temple by announcing in royal decree.
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