Khun Samutrawas Temple

Wat Khun Samutrawat: An unseen temple in the middle of the sea in Samut Prakan that is about to disappear History Wat Khun Samutrawat or Wat Khun Samut Chin is located in Phra Samut Chedi District, Samut Prakan Province. It was built on July 17, 1967 by Mr. Pratuang Charoennak and Mr. Han Kheng Samut as the initiators. The land was donated to the temple by Mr. Songsa Soncharoen and Mr. Chalo Huadsuwan. Construction began in 1962 and was officially announced as a temple by the Ministry of Education on August 22, 1973. This temple is named after the Ban Khun Samut (Chinese) community and has Luang Ta Bai as the first abbot. Seawater erosion crisis: A temple that is sinking This area was originally a fertile area from shipping trade. However, it is currently facing severe seawater erosion, causing the temple area to decrease from 76 rai to only Highlights in the temple ✨ The old ordination hall – with beautiful stucco patterns. Inside is enshrined Luang Por Pak Daeng ✨ Wooden pavilion by the sea – where Luang Por To and Luang Pu Thuat are enshrined ✨ Chinese pavilion of Guan Yin – beautiful Chinese architecture 🗓️Travel planning: Private car – There is now a new road (construction starts on August 30, 66), allowing you to drive in and park right in front of the temple gate (previously you had to take a boat and walk another 1-2 km.) 🚶 The walkway is covered with a roof for 300 meters/5 minutes, so it’s not hot in the sun anymore ⏰ Opening and closing hours: 06.00 - 18.00 #Get a discount without relying on luck #Places to visit near Bangkok #Places to visit for spiritual people