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Opening days: Daily

Opening hours: 08.00 - 16.30

 

Wat Suan Pan Built in 1899 in the past as a place for raising the royal elephants Later, Chao Khun Phra Rattanathatchamuni (Muang Prian) in the reign of King Rama V saw that the land around the Royal Elephant Shed was abandoned and close to the provincial city hall. Chao Khun Phra Rattanathatchamuni therefore established a temple as a temple of Dhammayut Nikaya. After Chao Khun Phra Rattanathatchamuni (Muang Prien)

 

The founder of Suan Pan Temple passed away in 1934. His disciples has built a miniature Lanka chedi as a memorial to Lord Khun Gratitude to commemorate Inside the temple, there are two important places that appear to be majestic. (Prahamid Sala) is located in the north.

 

Inside, there is a sacred Buddha image in pairs of the temple, namely "Phra Hamid", a standing bronze Buddha image that is revered by the villagers of Suan Pan temple near and far It's been around for over 100 years, observing from the gold leaf that is covered layer after layer overlapping. Usually, the sermon hall is open to visitors with sermons every day and throughout the Buddhist Lent period. 2. The Ubosot is located in the south. It is one of the beautiful religious places in the city. Inside there are beautiful murals.

 

The work of Nab Tichinpong, who has outstanding works in art of Nakhon Si Thammarat. The painting was completed in 1982, showing a picture of the Buddha's history of the Lord Buddha. History pictures show the way of life of the people of Nakhon Si Thammarat. In those days, especially in the reign of King Rama V, came to sit at Wat Suan Pan. When he returned from Indonesia in the year 1898, to pay homage to the Lord and see the beauty of the chapel must contact the temple first.

 

How to get there: Wat Suan Pan is located near a three-way intersection. The clock tower from Na Muang Stadium through Tha Ma Market. town hall At the intersection, turn right onto Soi Wat Suan Pan.