Samut Songkhram - Wat Bang Khae Noi

The most interesting item is the ordination hall’s interior walls which are woodcarvings depicting the Lord Buddha’s history, birth, enlightenment, and nirvana, as well as stories of the Lord Buddha’s Ten Incarnations or Jatakas.


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Samut Songkhram - Wat Bang KaPom - LP Kong

The old Wihan (image hall) is very interesting. In the centre of the hall, a large replica of four superimposed Buddha footprints in different sizes is enshrined. The footprint at the deepest level, which is made from mother-of-pearl inlaid wood, still retains its beautiful design.

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Ratchaburi - Wat Ratchsingkon Khongsu

No information found on this temple.


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Ratchaburi - Wat Nong Hoi

Wat Nong Hoi  is siuated at Mu 2, Tambon Khao Raeng, on the top of Khao Raeng. It is the place where a Wihan of Kwan Yin Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara is situated. The image is 16 metres high and has a lap width of 9 metres.

The other side of the mountain is the place where Phra Phuttha Rattanakosin Mahamuni (Luangpho Yai) is situated. Many people often come and pay respect to the Buddha image here. It opens at 7.00 a.m.–6.00 p.m. There is an annual celebration during Chinese New Year.


Location
The temple is approximately 13 kilometres. from the town along the Khao Ngu–Boek
Phrai Route. Tourists can drive up to the area of the Wihan. By bus: Tourists can take a bus Ratchaburi–Nong Hoi
from the market in the provincial city in front of the Government Savings Bank, and get o” in front of the temple.



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