WAT BENCHAMABOPHIT DUSITWANARAM RATCHAWORAWIHAN

When King Rama V commanded the building of the Dusit Palace, the area belonging to Dusit Temple and another deserted temple were used to construct the hall and for road. The tradition states that a new temple must be built instead; however, the king considered that building several temples would be a big burden for maintenance, but a bigger and more elaborate design would be a better choice. By royal command, HRH Prince Naris Nuvattiwongs designed the temple that was renamed to Wat Benchamabophit, meaning "Wat of King Rama V."

Ubosot: Considered "the perfect architecture of Thai arts", it was built from Italian marble. It is a four-sided structure with a four-tiered roof and a corridor in the back.

A Replica of Pra Buddha Chinarat: A main Buddha Image, under which placed the ashes of King Rama V.

Wat Benchamabophit National Museum: Local and foreign Buddha images from the period of King Rama V on have been displayed. Among the images, considered two of the most beautjful are the Sukhothai-style in Walking posture, an Subduing Mara (demon) posture.

The Bridges: Between the monk and people area are built in several styles for example cop bridge, tusk bridge and image bridge, etc.

An image of the Buddha seated cross-legged in the attitude subduing himself but fasting. This image, which show the (Greek) style of Gandhara sculptures, was cast after a stone original kept in the museum at Lahore, Pakistan.	The inner court Gallery. There are many rare replicated Buddha images along the inner walls of the court yard.	An image of the Buddha setting with one leg above the other.in the attitude of unvoking victory,in the style of the ayutthaya period,cast and enlarged from an ancient model