Sanctuary
        of Truth, a monumental structure near Pattaya, ia a colossal carved
        wooden pavilion displaying rich architectural heritage of Thailand.
        Showcasing the fine points of ancient Thai wisdom, this sacred
        architecture is carved in Ayutthaya style. Every inch of the structure
        is covered with wooden carved structure.
What Special About It
Sanctuary of Truth is colossal wooden building, perhaps the largest in
        the world. It is over 100 metre in height and 100 metre in breadth. It
        is as high as a twenty storey building. Wooden carving showcase several
        eastern cultures. 
Wood Carvings
The temple is minutely adorned with wood carvings showcasing the four
        major philosophical and artistic influences that can be seen in
        Thailand: Hindu, Khmer, Chinese and Thai. As a matter of fact, the
        entire building is constructed of wood. 
Different
        Wings, Different Styles
The structure of the Sanctuary of Truth can be segregated into four
        wings each of which has its own style. If one is bedecked with Chinese
        motifs, another resembles the monumental architecture of Angkor Wat.
        Wing having the main entrance is typically Thai. Exterior of the
        building is now complete. However, work in the interior is still going
        on. 
Location
The grand structure is located set on a rocky point of the coast just
        north of Pattaya, in Naklua. 
How to Reach
Songtaews (small pickup trucks) regularly ply between Pattaya and
        Naklua. However, you have to leave songtaew at the end of Naklua Soi 12
        and then have a long walk to the temple. If you have rented a car or
        motorbike, your journey to the temple would be much more comfortable. 
Coming into Being
Credit of building this grand structure goes to a Thai billionaire
        famous as Khun Lek. He was the person who conceptualized Ancient City
        near Bangkok. After twenty years, his other mega project was 'the
        Sanctuary of Truth', the structure resembling a temple near Pattaya. 
Horse Ride
Horse or buggy ride from the car park to the top of the hill is very
        interesting. If you are accustomed of traveling in a car, you would find
      riding a car or buggey intriguing.



