Wat Tha Pracha San

Rating: 3.8/5 (4 votes)

Operating day: Daily

Operating time: 08.00 - 17.00

 

Wat Tha Pracha San Wang Luek, Sam Chuk, Suphan Buri. For travelers visiting Sam Chuk District who are looking to perform merit-making at a peaceful, lesser-known temple rather than a famous tourist site, Wat Tha Pracha San is an ideal choice. This small and tranquil temple is perfect for spiritual activities and is conveniently located near key attractions like the Sam Chuk 100-Year-Old Market and the Buffalo Village. Inside the temple, visitors can admire murals depicting the life of the Buddha and his teachings.

 

Wat Tha Pracha San is situated at 99/1, Ban Tha Liap, Village 7, Wang Luek Subdistrict, Sam Chuk District, Suphan Buri Province. It is under the Maha Nikaya sect and was officially established on September 8, 1972. The temple's founding leader was Phra Khru Thong Juea Thanuttakaro, who initiated the construction of the ordination hall in 1997.

 

The temple features 20 Buddha statues in various postures, along with scripture cabinets for the Tipitaka and Dhamma texts. It also houses a school for Buddhist studies, specifically the Pali-Dhamma curriculum, which has been operational since 1997.

 

This serene location offers a meaningful cultural and spiritual experience, making it a hidden gem for those exploring the Sam Chuk area.