Wat Pa Khlong 11, a beautiful temple in Pathum Thani

#BeautifulTemple The legend of the Naga is a belief and culture that has been with Thai people for a long time. Therefore, it is not surprising that we often see the Naga in various places, both in temples and sacred places, especially temples in the northeastern provinces and neighboring countries near the Mekong River. There are also many places that are believed to be the connection point between the human world and the underworld or are places where the Naga protects. One of them is Wat Pa Khlong 11 in Pathum Thani Province or what many people call Kham Chanod 2 because it is similar to Wat Pa Kham Chanod in Udon Thani Province. Wat Pa Khlong 11 is a temple of the people, under the Thammayut sect of monks, located in Bueng Ka Sam Subdistrict, Nong Suea District, Pathum Thani Province, on an area of ​​16 rai. It is believed that this place has a Naga protecting it. The highlight is the Naga and the wooden church in the middle of the pond, surrounded by 4 large carved Naga statues, guarding the bridge that extends to the church in the middle of the water. The Naga is called Phraya Ananta Naga Raja. Phraya Muchalinna Naga, Phraya Phuchong Naga, and Phraya Sri Suthon Naga, as well as Luang Pho Nak Prok Kaew Mani Choti and a large red crystal ball, believed to be the heart of the Naga, causing locals and tourists to continuously visit to pay homage and ask for blessings. The area around the temple is full of shady plants and there are other sacred objects for those who are into religious merit-making to pay homage and make merit, such as Phra Sivali and the Takhian Shrine, which is located further behind the wooden church in the middle of the water. For traveling by private car, take the Rangsit-Nakhon Nayok Canal route. When you reach Khlong 11, turn left along Khlong 11 and go straight for about 5 km. You will see the sign for Wat Pa Khlong 11 on the left for about 1 km. There is parking in front. #DadMomTakeYouOnATravel #DadMomInviteYouOnATravel #LetsTravel #WatPaKhlong11 #LetsVisitTheTemple #FaithGuidesTheTourismRoute #BeautifulTemple #KhamChanot2 #PlacesToVisitInPathumThani #The value of a journey is not measured by distance, but by happiness.