[2025 Ratchaburi Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Chong Lom (Updated Apr)

#Get a discount without relying on luck. Let's go see Chinese art at 'Chinese arch', Wat Chong Lom, Ratchaburi Province. Wat Chong Lom is located in Mueang Ratchaburi District. The area is divided into two parts: Buddhavasa and Sangkhavasa, which are separated by a small road. Inside the Sangkhavasa area, there are ancient Chinese houses whose owners donated land and buildings to the temple. The highlight here is the Chinese archway that still maintains its classic beauty in the style of Chinese art. This archway is characterized by its Sanmen Ding roof, which has a concave roof ridge in the middle and the roof ridge tip is raised up. It is decorated with brightly colored glazed tile patterns. The top of the archway has a house nameplate and a picture telling the story of Hok, Luk, Siu, while the middle and bottom of the archway are decorated with Chinese characters and various patterns. The 'Chinese archway' is not only evidence of the residence of the wealthy in the past, but is also a part of local history and culture, which has been preserved as an ancient site by the Fine Arts Department for future generations to learn and admire. If you have the opportunity to visit Ratchaburi Province, don't forget to stop by and see the Chinese archway. At Wat Chong Lom, I guarantee that it's definitely Unseen. 📍 Location: Wat Chong Lom, Ratchaburi Province #Ratchaburi #VisitRatchaburi #PlacesToVisitRatchaburi #WatChongLom #RatchaburiTemple #UnseenThailand

#Travel Plan Giveaway Take the train.. Travel to Ratchaburi, go in the morning and return in the evening Khao Ngu Stone Park - Ratchaburi Museum - Wat Chong Lom - Koy Kee Old Market 🚞 Start at Thonburi Railway Station at 07.20, arrive at Ratchaburi Railway Station at 09.49, fare 22 baht 🏍️ Come out in front of the train station, there are motorcycle taxis, no need to waste time taking a motorcycle to Sanamya Market, Clock Tower 40 baht 🚶♂️ Go to the side of the Government Savings Bank, take the green-yellow Sor Wor bus, Ratchaburi-Khao Ngu-Nong Hoi line. If you have time, stop by the market to find something to eat first. 🚌 Tell the driver to get off in front of Khao Ngu Stone Park, fare 20 baht 🚶♂️ Walk along the road for about 1 km, walk leisurely, take pictures, should bring sunglasses, hat, apply cream 🚌 Around noon, walk out to wait for the same bus at the bus stop on the opposite side where you get off, go back to Sanamya Market Next to Government Savings Bank 🍹 Walk past the bank and stop for a cool drink at Dee Khun, next to Ratchaburi Museum 🏢 Enter Ratchaburi Museum, learn about the city, take cool photos with the white locals with polka dots .. Admission fee for Thais is 20 baht 🚶♂️ Exit the museum, turn right and walk for less than 5 minutes to Wat Chong Lom, which is nearby. Pay respect to Luang Pho Kaen Chan, a sacred object of Ratchaburi, and make merit to ask for blessings 🚶♂️ Walk back to the market, take photos of art, chill and chic along the Mae Klong River, stop to buy food and souvenirs at Sanam Ya Market, Koy Kee Market 🏍️ Around 4 pm, find a motorcycle taxi back to Ratchaburi Railway Station, take the 4:31 pm train back to Bangkok, get off at Bang Bamru Station at 6:37 pm 🍲 For foodies, we recommend coming on Friday-Saturday-Sunday, there is a walking street at Koy Kee Market Then take a minibus back to Bangkok (Southern Line). The last bus is around 19.30. The fare is 100 baht. 😁 A worthwhile trip for adventurers and easy on the pocket. #Travel to Ratchaburi

#Get a discount without relying on luck Wat Chong Lom, Royal Monastery, Ratchaburi .. Located on Worachet Road, Na Mueang Subdistrict, Mueang District, Ratchaburi Province, along the Mae Klong River in the Ratchaburi City Market .. Inside the temple, there is a chapel enshrining the sacred Buddha image of Ratchaburi Province, which is Luang Pho Kaen Chan, a Buddha image from the Dvaravati period, holding an alms bowl, but different from the usual one, Luang Pho's alms bowl looks like it's in an alms bag with a handle .. Luang Pho Kaen Chan is 2 meters 26 centimeters tall from the top of his head to his feet. It is said that Luang Pho Kaen Chan floated from Ban Kaeng Luang, Kanchanaburi Province, until he reached the temple .. The temple holds a celebration of Luang Pho Kaen Chan every year during the Chinese New Year and a parade around the market during the Songkran Festival #Wat Chong Lom #Visit Ratchaburi

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Wat Chong Lom .. Located on Worachet Road, Na Mueang Subdistrict, Mueang Ratchaburi District, Ratchaburi Province .. It is assumed that this temple was built since the Ayutthaya period as the capital. It was originally called "Wat Chang Lom" because in the past, the west side of the temple was next to the Mae Klong River. It was a barn for holding government elephants. The herd of elephants used it to walk through to drink water and bathe in the Mae Klong River regularly. One day, an elephant accidentally fell into the mud, so the villagers called this place "Chang Lom". .. Later, around 2475, His Royal Highness Prince Vajirananavarorasa visited the temple and saw that the temple's name was not auspicious, so he renamed it "Wat Chong Lom". .. Inside the temple, there is a chapel enshrining the sacred Buddha image of Ratchaburi Province, Luang Pho Kaenchan, which is a Buddha image holding an alms bowl. #VisitRatchaburi

Luang Por Kaenchan, Wat Chong Lom, Ratchaburi Province 🙏This is a Buddha image holding an alms bowl, made of bronze. The lower part is carved from sandalwood, a fragrant wood. It is 2.26 meters tall from the feet to the topknot. Luang Por Kaenchan's alms bowl is different from the usual alms bowl holding postures. The alms bowl looks like it is in an alms bag, and both of his hands are holding a roll of cloth that extends about 1 cubit from the bowl, which has become the identity of Luang Por Kaenchan to this day. 🙏According to legend, a man was traveling in search of food in the forest and encountered a tiger. He ran up a tree and prayed that if he survived, he would carve a Buddha image from the tree. It turned out that he really survived, so he invited the villagers to cut down the tree to carve a Buddha image. While cutting down the tree, they found that the tree was sandalwood, which is very expensive and rare. After carving the Buddha image, they enshrined it at Ban Kaeng Luang. 🙏Later, there was a heavy rain. Luang Pho Kaenchan floated down the Mae Klong River. Many temples tried to catch him to enshrine him, but they were unsuccessful. When he floated to the front of Wat Chong Lom, the abbot prayed to him. It turned out that he was able to slow him down easily. Since then, he has been enshrined at this temple. 📍 Na Mueang Subdistrict, Mueang District, Ratchaburi Province #tripflytoaskfornewyearblessings

#VisitRatchaburi Pay homage to Luang Pho Kaenchan at🎈Wat Chong Lom Royal Monastery🎈 📍Location: Na Mueang Subdistrict, Mueang Ratchaburi District, Ratchaburi Province Wat Chong Lom was originally called Wat Chang Lom. When you arrive at Wat Chong Lom, you must pay homage and ask for blessings from Luang Pho Kaenchan, an ancient and sacred Buddha statue that is highly respected by the people of Ratchaburi. Luang Pho Kaenchan, the Buddha statue holding an alms bowl, is enshrined in a four-sided pavilion made of bronze. The lower part is carved from fragrant wood, sandalwood. Luang Pho Kaenchan is different from other Buddha statues holding alms bowls in that Luang Pho's alms bowl looks like it is being held in an alms bowl bag. If you come to Ratchaburi Province Pay homage and ask for blessings from Luang Pho Kaenchan at Wat Chong Lom, Royal Monastery, Ratchaburi Province Google maps https://maps.app.goo.gl/7AzUcWe68jRQm5256 #RatchaburiReview #RatchaburiTourism #Ratchaburi

#NewYearTravel This New Year.. Live a chill, slow life, no need to rush.. Visit Ratchaburi along the Mae Klong River Walk through the old Koy Kee market, see various forms of street art, visit the museum, pray for blessings, and eat local food .. Start from the old Koy Kee market, located on Worachet Road along the Mae Klong River. In the past, this area was a market for selling dragon jars, but later closed down due to more convenient land transportation. .. Walk along the river to see art, dragon jar sculptures, pottery, etc. .. Visit the Ratchaburi National Museum to see antiques and history of Ratchaburi .. Pay respect to Luang Pho Kaen Chan at Wat Chong Lom and walk through the Sanam Ya Market to find snacks, food, and souvenirs #Ratchaburi #VisitRatchaburi

#Father's Day Destination Take your father to pay homage to Luang Por Kaen Chan Wat Chong Lom, Ratchaburi .. Wat Chong Lom is located near the Mae Klong River, Worachet Road, in the heart of Ratchaburi. .. It is a Buddha statue in the alms-carrying posture, made of bronze metal. The lower part is carved from sandalwood, which is a fragrant wood. It is approximately 2.26 meters high. It is a Buddha statue that the people of Ratchaburi highly respect. .. It is said that at least once in your life, you should come to pay homage to "Luang Por Kaen Chan". .. The way Luang Por Kaen Chan carries his alms-carrying alms is different from other Buddha statues in the alms-carrying posture. Luang Por's alms-carrying alms bowl is like being put in an alms-carrying bag, and both of his hands are holding a roll of cloth that extends about 1 cubit from the bowl, which has become Luang Por Kaen Chan's unique identity. .. Open for worship every day from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. #Luang Por Kaen Chan #Ratchaburi

Come and pay respects to 'Luang Pho Kaen Chan', a significant Buddha statue in the alms-holding posture, which is an important sacred object of Ratchaburi province. The statue is made of bronze with a lower part carved from fragrant sandalwood. It stands 2.26 meters tall (approximately 5 cubits) from the feet to the topknot. The alms-holding posture of Luang Pho Kaen Chan is unique compared to other alms-holding postures, as the alms bowl appears to be in a bag, and both of the Buddha's hands are holding a cloth that extends about one span from the bowl. This distinctive feature has become the hallmark of Luang Pho Kaen Chan to this day.

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี #เที่ยวราชบุรี Wat Chong Lom Royal Monastery is a temple located in the heart of Ratchaburi. It is considered an important temple of the province. It enshrines Luang Pho Kaen Chan. According to history, when Luang Pho Kaen Chan was first found, there was only his head and chest. Later, he carved sandalwood, which is a fragrant and expensive wood, into a Buddha image holding an alms bowl. Many people believe that they must pay homage to him at least once in their lives. Every year, when there is an important event, the province will parade him around the city and enshrine him at the Engineering Corps for people to pay homage for 6 days.

#dreamdestination Wat Chong Lom is a third-class royal temple of the Mahanikaya sect. It is located in Na Muang Subdistrict, Mueang Ratchaburi District, Ratchaburi Province. Wat Chong Lom was established in 1868.

Wat Chong Lom 2 Meditation Center, Suan Phueng District, Ratchaburi Province. The statue of Lord Ganesha bestowing blessings in a large and elegant green statue. There is also a statue of Grandma Guan Yin stepping on a dragon in a beautiful and warm white and blue outfit. #Suan Phueng #Ratchaburi #Lord Ganesha #Missing nature #Lord Guan Yin #Meditation center