Wat Chimphli Sutthawat, Buddhist temple in Ko Kret, Thailand.
Wat Chimphli Sutthawat is a Buddhist temple on Ko Kret island, positioned near the Khlong Lat Kret waterway. The building displays traditional Thai architecture with careful craftsmanship and decorated structural details.
The temple received official recognition from the Thai Fine Arts Department as a registered historic site with identification number 0006250. This designation protects the location as part of the nation's cultural heritage.
The temple serves as a gathering place where local people come for spiritual practices and Buddhist ceremonies. Community members use the space for traditional celebrations and regular religious observances.
The best way to reach the temple is by boat across the Chao Phraya River to Ko Kret island, with regular services throughout the day. Visitors should note that water transport is necessary and sturdy footwear is useful for walking around the grounds.
The temple sits on an island known for Mon cultural traditions and pottery workshops. This location blends religious purpose with an active craft community that has thrived for generations.
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