Wat Bueng Thonglang, Buddhist temple in Khlong Chan, Thailand
Wat Bueng Thonglang is a Buddhist temple in Khlong Chan with multiple buildings including a main ordination hall, prayer halls, monk residences, and cremation pavilions. The grounds extend across Lat Phrao 101 Road and contain residential areas, schools, and connecting pathways.
The temple was founded during King Rama V's reign and established by a former student of a respected Buddhist teacher. The foundation connects to important lineages that remain influential to this day.
The temple supports local schools and craft programs that serve the surrounding community and its residents. This connection to education shapes daily life and community activities in the area.
Visitors can explore the grounds on foot as there are multiple pathways connecting different areas. It helps to plan your visit around local events and opening times to see all sections.
The temple grounds house a long-established residential community with over 200 residents who have lived there for decades. This makes the site an interesting example of a temple functioning as both spiritual center and residential neighborhood.
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