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Opening hours: 08.00 - 17.00

 

Wat Chum Saeng Attractions in Nakhon Sawan Built as a temple in 1875, receiving Wisungkhamsima on February 13, 1953, bind Phatthasima on March 26, 1953, ancient monuments and artifacts with a presiding Buddha image in the chapel. And the Buddha's relics are contained in the Mondop Hall of Remembrance, with a width of 22 meters, a length of 37 meters, built in 1972.

 

The general environment, the temple area is divided into 2 parts, the front of the temple is a plateau. Behind the temple is a plain. There is a Nan River flowing through the front of the temple. Most of the immigrants came from Nakhon Sawan, Uthai Thani and Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya. When crossing the Nan River Bridge, you will reach Wat Chum Saeng, the present abbot of the temple, Phrakhru Nithan Punyaphiwat. Chum Saeng District Priest.