วัดพรหมเทพาวาส (วัดชลอนสิงห์บุรี) - Phrom Buri District

Phrom Thephawat Temple (Chalon Temple), Hua Pa Subdistrict, Phrom Buri District, Singburi Province

Luang Lung, this temple Give good moral commentary And can check the destiny (A personal belief)

A monk who likes fortune-telling has never done a temple, never practiced monks. Somphan of the temple is very good, Supatibanno.

I went to Loi Krathong at this temple.

Today, we come to offer Kathin ceremony at Wat Pa, Old Town. The original gourmet chef Promburi Heirs Museum

Temples with a long history Was once the reign of King Rama V in the days when communication was still using waterways Now is a peaceful temple. In the midst of a lovely community Hospitable people It is a place of worship for over 200 years.

The legend of "Mae Hua Pa" Under the Maha Nikaya Sangha It is an important temple in the city of Phrom Buri. It is a place for Sing Buri City officials to hold a ceremony to hold water Pipat Sattaya in the chapel every year. Established in 1903, it is assumed that it was built in the early Rattanakosin period from the history of Phra Phimontham (an). He was ordained as a novice. At Wat Phrom Thephawat (Chonlon) at the age of 14 years, 1835, during the reign of King Rama 3, Phrakhru Phrommakonvaramuni (Un) was the preceptor. And there is a Pali School at this temple, indicating that the temple has been very prosperous since the early Rattanakosin period. and has a royal patronage namely Phra Phimontham (An) Abbot of Wat Chetuphon Wimon Mangklaram Patronage of the temple during the reign of King Rama IV to King Rama V. Later, Phra Mongkol Thipayamuni (Mui), the abbot of Wat Chakrawat Rachawat, patronized the temple during the reign of King Rama 6 to King Rama 7, received Wisung Kamsima in 1906. His Majesty King Chulalongkorn came to visit. Mueang Singburi in 1878, he recorded the name of this temple. In the royal letter that "Wat Chon" appeared in 1878 as follows: "At two o'clock in the morning Depart from the pavilion at Khlong Prathum and sail down the river to see Wat Chon, which Phra Dhamma Trilok built, looks beautiful. This temple is Phra Dhamma Trai Lok. formerly known as Phra Phrom Thephawat The people call it Wat Cholon in Tambon Ban. The principal Buddha image of the Ubosot, Bang Samat, with a lap width of 98 centimeters and a height of 1.40 meters, is named "Phra Phrom Phiphat Sattaya", used to be the presiding Buddha in the ceremony of holding Pipat Sattaya water by Brahmaburi political officials in the past. Reclining Buddha Reclining Buddha in the old viharn with beautiful old frescoes. It is estimated that the age is at least 200 years old, with special characteristics, namely forgetfulness of the eyes and the overlapping of His Majesty's feet. Temple of the Tripitaka in the middle of the water Inside there is a cabinet of the Tripitaka and the world's first printed edition of the Tripitaka. It was built during the reign of King Rama V on the occasion of the royal merit making ceremony in the 25th anniversary of His Majesty's accession to the throne, R.E. 112. Sri Maha Bodhi Tree is a species of Bodhgaya India This plant is propagated from Wat Niwet Thammaprawat was planted in the early reign of King Chulalongkorn, the reign of King Rama V and His Majesty the King. visited the people in this area on August 7, 1906, saw the Sri Maha Bodhi tree And he described it as "The Bodhi tree at the temple of Niwet is very big and beautiful. but tilted to one side because he dodges the mango tree." Phromburi Museum This museum was made possible by the villagers of Hua Pa Subdistrict. has organized a celebration of 100 years following in the footsteps of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej to pay tribute to His Majesty to be a source of history learning for the next generation of youth to continue to study Inside the Phrom Buri Museum, there will be exhibits such as national artists such as Chai Muang Sing, Thanit, Sri Klindee, etc. There are many artworks, utensils in the past, the way of life of the villagers of Brahma, such as Kong, Kantai, Tang Tuang. which has a jar, crab fishing equipment, such as yor, net, sai, etc. There is an exhibition following in the footsteps of King Rama V who came to Wat Chon. And there is a history of the origin of the head chef as well. The Legend of the Wild Chef History is said that Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn came on a boat trip and stopped at Wat Phrom Thephawat (Wat Cholon), Khun Ying Mode, the daughter of the governor of Phrom Buri. brought the villagers to cook to bring savory food come to him He likes the taste So the chef ordered to bring this set of cooks to cook for an offering in the royal palace, so she named this set "Mae Hua Pa Kitchen". *** The temple is very beautiful and has an interesting old history. The abbot was very kind and gave us a lot of information. Unfortunately on Monday the museum is closed***