This historic temple is the first of its kind in PathumThani, constructed by Mon ethnic minority migrants from Burma. Located on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River, Wat Sing houses an Ayutthaya-style gilded Buddha image, Luang Pho To, depicted in a rare Mara...
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Wat Tai Koh Yai is known as Raman temple. Its former name was Wat Wieng Jam which is called in Raman language and means "Crocodile Palace". It was where Raman people migrated from Ye and Maotama towns to live under the Thai King's virtue. It...
Wat Tai Koh Yai is known as Ra...
Read MoreLocated at Bang Nyu District, north of Wat Pai Lom. Built in 1867 Wat Song Phi Nong is located in Tambon Ban Ngio, on the bank of the Chao Phraya River above Wat Phai Lom. It was constructed in 1867. There are two sacred Buddha images...
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Wat Puetudom was built around 1874 and is located on 25 Klong Sib Song Sai Hok Wa, Moo 9, Tambol Puetudom, Amphur Lamlukka, Pathumthani. Formerly, it was named "Wat Rat Sattaram". After that during Pastor Chuang Tammachote's years, the name was changed to "Wat Puetudom"...
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Wat Bua Kwan is an ancient temple from the era of King Rama V. Nowadays it is the third grade royal temple in Thailand.Orginally, this temple was just a house of the priest. However, when the number of monks started to increase, it was transformed...
Wat Bua Kwan is an ancient tem...
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This Temple is located on the east bank of the Chao Phraya River in Amphoe Sam Khok. The Asian Open-bills migrate from India to lay their eggs here from November to May. Other kinds of migratory birds include the Black-capped Kingfishers, the Spot-billed Pelicans and...
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This Temple is located on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River in the vicinity of Amphoe Sam Khok, 8 kms. from Pathum Thani Town. There is a Mon style pagoda approximately 160 years old and a white jade Buddha image enshrined in the...
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Wat Bot was constructed in 1621 by the Mon ethnic minority group, whose members had recently migrated from Pegu or Hongsawadi town. The name of the temple was borrowed from the Mon people's former home, similar to many other temples in PathumThani such as Wat...
Wat Bot was constructed in 162...
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This Temple, originally called Wat Makham Tai, is located on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River slightly opposite the mouth of Khlong Rangsit Prayunsak in the vicinity of Amphoe Muang. The main interests are mural paintings depicting the story of "Phra Chao Sip...
This Temple, originally called...
Read MoreSituated near the bord of Rangsit Prayunsak Canal, Klong 5 district. 13 kilometres from Rangsit market. A flock of striped catfish can be found in the canal in front of the Temple and tourists feed them everyday. Wat Mun Chindaram is located at Khlong Ha on...
Situated near the bord of Rang...
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