About this Place Of Interest

Built by King U-thong in 1357 A.D., Wat Yai Chaimongkol (or Mongkon) is a popular site for both tourists and Buddhist worshippers alike. Boasting an impressive history that includes a Burmese invasion and attack, the temple houses numerous Buddha statues, along with a magnificent large reclining Buddha. Wat Yai Chaimongkol is still currently being used as a monastery.

About this Learning Experience

In this Learning Experience, you will explore the concept of rituals and how they connect and define the themes of a literary work. On a greater level, you will learn about the importance of rituals and how they provide spiritual meaning and comfort to those who practice them. This Learning Experience is suitable for Lower Secondary Year 2 students and above.

Syllabus Content

• Interpreting and Engaging with Texts
• Apply the processes of meaning making in the Areas of Study (theme), explore the contexts in which texts are written and read, and make connections with self, other texts and the rest of the world

Resources Needed

Notation device