Wat Ka Long, Buddhist temple in Preng, Thailand.
Wat Ka Long is a Buddhist temple located in Chachoengsao province approximately 43 kilometers east of Bangkok and features traditional Thai architecture. The complex includes several religious buildings, statues, and meditation areas designed for Buddhist practice and worship.
The temple was founded and developed by Luangpu Preng Narorchar Vajasith, who received his first monastic rank from King Rama VII. The site endured through five Thai royal reigns and was continuously maintained and expanded.
The temple serves as a gathering place for Buddhist ceremonies and seasonal celebrations where monks and devotees come together regularly. The structures and decorations reflect traditional Thai craftsmanship and religious symbolism that shapes community life.
The temple is accessible by public transportation or car from Bangkok, with a journey of roughly one hour. Visitors should dress appropriately and show respect toward monks and sacred areas within the grounds.
The site holds a collection of sacred amulets connected to Luangpu Preng that reflect his spiritual practices and teachings. These objects carry personal significance for many people and demonstrate the lasting reverence for the founder.
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