It's a popular Buddhist temple in Thailand that commemorates the presence of the religion of Buddhism in the country. Inside the replica of the temple is displayed the exquisite statue of Emerald Buddha, which has a cultural significance to it. The whole design of the replica is a beautiful recreation of the original temple located in Bangkok and officially named as Wat Phra Si Rattana Satsadaram.  

The original temple is situated on the western bank of Chao Phraya River in Bangkok, Thailand. Mini Siam houses the miniature form of Buddha temple called Ratcha Wararam Ratchaworamahawihan or simply Wat Arun. The name Arun in Wat Arun has been derived from the Hindu god Aruna who personifies the radiations of the rising sun. The scenic splendid architectural beauty of the temple is complemented by the stream flowing nearby which divides the park in two zones. 

The model built in the middle of a lake, it has gold coloured walls shimmering in the sun against the calmness of the water and the green landscape. Phra Thinang is a Thai style towered temple situated in the middle of the Bang Pa-in lake, originally situated in the Ayutthaya Province of Thailand. The original tower-like building was built in 1876 and took its inspiration from the Phra Thinang Aphorn Phimok Prasat in the Grand Palace. A model replicating the iconic towered temple has been put as a beautiful miniature model on display in the park. 

The enchanting beautiful throne hall is a large impressive building in Dusli district of Bangkok. The architecture of the hall would welcome you with its Italian Renaissance style architectural style and resemblance with the famous sistine chapel in the Vatican City in Italy. The intricately designed model has done a good job in duplicating the architectural similarity of the original building. The original white marble building has a two-storey structure with a dome on the top and is surrounded by six smaller domes. Inside of the model, the ceiling of the domes has been painted with the murals of the currently ruling Chakri dynasty. 

It can also be called the Monastery of the Great Relic which is located in the city island in the central part of Ayutthaya. The historical date of establishment of the monastery is unknown. The original building is situated along the west banks of Klong Prao Khao Pluak, an important canal built during the early 20th century. The structure has been a part of the Ayutthaya World Heritage Historical park since 1935. The model of Wat Maha at the park endorses an Emerald Buddha statue which is the copy of the original statue built during the middle 8th century.

Ayutthaya is named after the Indian city of "Ayodhaya" which was adopted as the second Siamese capital in the 12 century when it was first found.  The city has its strategic importance of being located amidst the three rivers and connecting the city to the sea. Because the city is situated on a higher platform, thus naturally protecting it from the sea-going warships of other nations as well as seasonal flooding. The UNESCO world heritage site has been modelled with meticulously designed intricacy to introduce a visitor to the extensive archaeological site. The city had a systematic and rigid city of planning grid, consisting roads, canals, and moats around all the principal structures which has been represented well in the model. 

The royal monastery is located inside the compound of the Grand Palace- the foundations of which are still visible and served as the royal chapel. The monastery is a significant historical site as well as the spiritual centre of Thai introduced to the visitors of the park through the model put on display. This beautiful temple is the model replica of the Wat Phra Kaew in Bangkok and plays an important role in the history of art and archaeology of the city as well as the country.  

It is situated along the Phahonyothin Road and was built in 1941 under the premiership of Field Marshal Plaek Pibulsongkhram. The monument commemorates the deeds of selfless sacrifices made by soldiers, policemen and civilians in the growth of the country. The replica of the monument has been erected to tell visitors about the victory of Thailand in the Franco-Thai War in which 160 Thai soldiers had died. 

The bridge in Bangkok, Thailand over the Chao Phraya River connects two districts populated along the two banks of the river. The first cable-stayed bridge in Thailand has been named in the honour of King Bhumibol Adulyade’s 60th birthday. The bridge stretching over the rivers has a length of 450 metres, it also has a walkway alongside. The replica of the bridge has been built over the water stream dividing the park in halves and has been built with the latest colour scheme of yellow which was changed in 2006.