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Wat Phra That Tluk Hin

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Opening days: Daily

Opening hours: 08.00 - 17.00

Wat Phra That Tluk Hin Registered by laying the foundation stone in the middle of the 12th month of 1996, the construction was completed 1 year ago, the beginning of 1998, and the ceremony to fill the Buddha's relics and other items Ready to lift Suwanchat on March 9, 1998, on the 9th day of the waxing moon of the 4th lunar month.

And performed the Maha Phutthapisek ceremony on the same day Waiting for the decoration to be completed until the year 2000, so the ceremony was held by opening Celebration on March 5th, falls on the first waxing moon of the 4th lunar month to the 14th of March, a total of 10 days, with monks coming to attend Upasika Buddhist monks live and practice the Dharma, offer the Maha Sangha to 500 monks and perform the Maha Phutthapisek ceremony, offering 84,000 bundles of wild robes.

History This chedi was born because Luang Phor Sangwien Chintharo, the current abbot who is a student of Wat Ketum. came to this temple in the middle of 1994 by being invited by the villagers to help build a church that has been left for 3 years, still not finished. You have found the strength to build and succeed. And gilding and burying the child vision, then he received this relic from Luang Por Phrakhru Phawana Worakhun. Abbot of Wat Ketum.

In the year 1999, which preserves the relics this from your teacher is Father Banthurasingh Bodhisattva intended to build a pagoda in America, but was unable to build it because he died before. So he gave this relic to Luang Por Sangvien, ordering that if there was a pagoda built anywhere, or if there was a chance to build it, then build it and take this relic with soil from the place where he was born, attained enlightenment, preached the Dharma Chakra and passed away.

Clay from the incense burners of Wat Luang around the country Soil from the bed room on the north side of His Majesty the King. Soil in the heart of the capital around the world, which in 1968, Wat Ketum made a request for these items to be packed under the Buddha image. And left for those who have the opportunity to come out and build a pagoda will receive these items in the relics as well. When he had the opportunity to build, he persuaded his children and villagers to do construction. Distinctive character.

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