Wat Koh Phaya Jeng - หมู่ 1 ตําบลปากเกร็ด อําเภ Pak Kret District

The temple is quiet and there is a miracle in the inside of the church.

Going alone, horrible, disappointed not to go to see the monument to the fallen queen The waterfront walkway looks lonely and lots of dogs. The SB factory did not dare to enter. It should be restored and opened for the believers to visit.

Let's make merit. Let's come to make merit at Wat Dee Romyen.

Very peaceful, good waterfront pavilion but already very dilapidated

The Venerable Buddha Image is very beautiful and the murals are very beautiful. It is an ancient temple ..... Unfortunately, it does not look very well managed. Around the temple area is dirty. Makes it look worthless .... unfortunately

Koh Phaya Jeng Temple Located on Soi Sukhaprachasan 2, Soi 15, Pak Kret, Nonthaburi Is a Mon temple next to the Chao Phraya River Built in the year 1775, there are points that should be seen and worshiped as follows. 1) The Ubosot is a place where the Buddha image is enshrined. And there is another important Buddha image Buddha image in the posture of miracles A monk lying on his back in a wooden coffin At the bottom of the coffin, there was a footstool protruding. The disciples brought the Buddha's body to give fire. But no matter how much the Buddha image is lit, Until the great Kassapa Thera With 500 monks The picture has arrived. When paying respect to His Majesty The fire raged. Inside the Ubosot, there are still beautiful murals worth seeing. Regardless of the arches, arches and windows that draw many nationalities, including Thai, Chinese, western, two walls that draw detailed Buddhist history The chest of the temple There are stucco works that adorn the arches and windows in a beautiful, lively pattern. 2) Phraya Jeng Monument This temple was built by Chao Phraya Maha Yothin Narathibadi Sri Phichai Narong (Jeng Kochaseni) originally belonged to the Mon royal family, fought with Burma and then came to depend on the Buddha image in the reign of King Taksin the Great. His Majesty ordered. Royal Land in Pak Kret, Nonthaburi to Sam Khok, Pathum Thani, this temple was built in the year 2318, the same year that Phraya Jeng had entered Siam. This temple was originally named Koh Bang Phut Temple. But the heir changed its name to Koh Phaya Jeng Temple to remember the ancestors 3) Reclining Buddha image in the reclining hall ......... In addition, along the river of the temple there is a shady waterfront pavilion. And there is a walkway along the river to the north and south of the temple Because in the past This area is the point where the boat capsized alongside. In the reign of King Rama 5, which was the origin of the legend of the ship capsized. Therefore there is a memorial located not far from this temple If going along the waterfront of the temple to the south There will be a path that continues down to a path along the river. Be careful when walking Because there is no rail and fence to the island When walking along the path On the left is a factory next to the community waterfront. When walking to the end of the factory area, you will find the memorial of Queen Sunandha Kumareerat. Or her boat capsized Located here

Temple on the Chao Phraya River In front of the Chao Phraya River, there are complete statues of Sai Yue, such as Heng Jia, Sua Jing, Tu Po Bai, Sam Zhang Tang, White Dragon Horse, complete, but inside the temple, it looks beautiful, but becomes a parking lot. There is a villager's car to park in the temple area. The ancient church was not open. So you can see almost nothing. Wat Koh Phaya Jeng is a temple built in 1775. Later, Chao Phraya Maha Yotha (Toria Kochaseni) renovated and built the temple after Chao Phraya Maha Yotha (Jeng Kochaseni), his father. Formerly known as Wat Koh or Wat Koh Bang Phut. When the Mon community migrated to this area, it was called Koh Raman Temple. Later, Luang Brinai Janyarat (Monthon Kochaseni), the successor of Chao Phraya Mahayotha (Jeng), changed the name of the temple to Wat Koh Phaya Jeng. to commemorate the ancestors Wat Koh Phaya Jeng is the place where the Phra Prathap boat sank in the Chao Phraya River in front of the temple. which led to the death of Her Majesty Queen Sunandha Kumariratana Phra Borommaratchathewi