Wat Khun Inthapramun, Buddhist temple in Bang Phlap, Thailand.
Wat Khun Inthapramun is a Buddhist temple in Bang Phlap featuring a 50 meter long reclining Buddha figure and a 73 meter high stupa structure. The grounds contain several buildings with various Buddha statues and religious artifacts throughout the complex.
The temple was founded in 1761 and grew from a brick-making operation into an important religious center. This transformation happened during the Ayutthaya period, a time of great cultural development in Thailand.
The site functions as a place where local devotees gather to make offerings and participate in religious ceremonies throughout the year. Visitors can observe how Buddhist practices remain woven into daily life in this community.
The temple is accessible to visitors who want to spend time exploring the buildings and statues at their own pace. It is good to wear comfortable shoes and be prepared for uneven ground, as the site has various elevation changes.
Craftspeople at the site practice traditional wickerwork using Sisuk bamboo through methods passed down over many generations. A museum on the grounds displays the tools and techniques used in this handcraft production.
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