Wat Ampawan - Bang Yai District

quiet atmosphere archaeological site of faith

Wat Amphawan Located along the Bangkok Noi canal and Khlong Bang Muang, No. 1, Village No. 13, Bang Muang Sub-district, Bang Yai District, Nonthaburi Province From the temple's history documents said In the reign of King Prasat Thong, the people evacuated from the epidemic to stay in Bang Muang Subdistrict, and there was an unidentified philanthropist. Having faith, built a famous temple called "Wat Bang Muang", later changed its name to "Wat Amphawan. Inside the temple, there are important historical sites such as the Trai Klang Water Hall, Phra Phutthabat Province, Sala Tha Nam and the Key Song Prang. with the Bangkok Noi Canal It is a Thai house with a raised basement made of teak wood with a 2-storey roof decorated with a bouquet of leaves. clay tile The upper floor is a 6-room building with a balcony. in the front area The central room for keeping the Tripitaka Above the entrance to the room was a powder painting, the surrounding walls painted red, with a pattern at the bottom of each window. At the end is a wooden partition room, which is expected to be added later. Hor Trai Klang Na has been renovated 2 times, namely in the year 1923 and 2004 the Mondoproi of the Buddha's footprint. It is a 2-storey brick building with stairway in the south. downstairs wall Drilled into three triangles on each side. The east side has a door to enter the interior space. Upstairs is a mondop room. located in the middle There is a terrace to walk around. inside enshrined A replica of the Buddha's footprint in the Rattanakosin period, made of metal, with a four-tiered clay-tiled roof overlapping Mondop-style, and the top of the Mondop consists of three-tiered thrones. 5-storey lotus and Plei Yot pavilion that looks like an open pavilion. Located on the edge of Khlong Bang Muang It is a building with reinforced concrete structure, wooden wares, clay tiled roof. There is a bouquet of concrete leaves. There is a history that Khun Phakdi Phuban was built in the reign of King Rama V. It is located in the east of the Phra Phutthabat's Mondop. Along the Bang Muang canal Somdej Phra Wanrat (Phuan Tissatto), the former abbot of Wat Phra Chetuphon Wimonmangkalaram, the 10th person (son of Khun Phakdi Phuban) initiated the construction. The architectural style is a prang-shaped chedi in the Rattanakosin period, the base of which is located in an octagon. stacked three layers The chedi from the base to the top is decorated with stucco patterns, porcelain wares, and various benjarong wares. The base of the pagoda has an inscription that reads: "Phra Phuttha Prang Khongtham 1931 Fine Arts Office 2, Suphan Buri Kot

Wat Kao Nonthaburi has a pavilion in the middle of the water to see as well. Nowadays, the temples in the city are rarely seen. Wat on the edge of Khlong Om Non The atmosphere is quiet.

The old temple is a very beautiful temple. History can be viewed from pictures or other reviews. If you come around, you won't miss these three temples. is Wat Amphawan Wat Prang Luang and Wat Pikul It is a temple in the Ayutthaya era that you should come once.

An old temple on the waterfront, the name of the temple and its history is mango orchard. letting go of the old is good conservation It's beautiful by its nature. what you see is Old architecture, old trees, old water, old way of life Not sure if the landscape was intended to be old as well. will pour mortar sparingly Let there be land, grass looks very old (It's good) in the middle of the water tower Mosquito nets are used to protect birds. So it changed And the wires around that area are obscured, making it difficult to take pictures, not beautiful. Another doubt Even today is a holy day but the temple is silent no activity There is no one to welcome you. ask anything Tourists walk by themselves chance of damage, loss