Wat Ban Krang, an ancient temple on the banks of the Suphan Buri River, 400 years old

#Rainy season attractions #Wat Ban Krang Wat Ban Krang is an ancient temple on the banks of the Suphan Buri River. It was built during the Ayutthaya period and is about 400 years old. Inside the temple, there are important ancient sites, namely the Ubosot and the Vihara. Highlights: * Ubosot: houses a large principal Buddha image in the U Thong art style, with a unique sema leaf made from a replica of the large Wat Krang Buddha image. * Vihara: approximately 450 years old, houses the sacred Luang Pho Kaew. People often come here to pray for good luck and trade. * Chedi in the middle of the water: built during the reign of King Rama IV, originally in the middle of the river, but now on the banks. * Khun Phaen Ban Krang amulet crypt: Ayutthaya art clay amulets believed to have the power of escaping danger and invulnerability. Atmosphere: * Quiet and shady, suitable for worship and visiting. * Beautiful old architecture. * The riverside has good scenery. Overall: Wat Ban Krang is a temple of historical significance and has sacred objects to worship. It is an interesting place for those who want to experience ancient sites and local culture.