Wat Phrom Suwan Samakkhi, Buddhist temple in Bang Phai, Thailand
Wat Phrom Suwan Samakkhi is a Buddhist temple in Bang Phai with traditional Thai architectural style featuring a central ordination hall surrounded by glass walls. The compound includes monks' residences, a sermon hall, a prayer area, and a building dedicated to Buddhist studies.
The temple was founded in 1973 and received official recognition the following year through the efforts of community leaders and local supporters. Its creation came from a collective desire to establish a spiritual center for the neighborhood.
The main Buddha statue in the ordination hall draws visitors who come to pay respects and meditate. The decorative murals on the glass walls tell religious stories and create a spiritual focus for the community.
The temple grounds are accessible for visitors who wish to explore the buildings and spend time in prayer or meditation. The compound is laid out in a way that allows you to walk through and visit different sections at a comfortable pace.
The temple's name combines elements from local family names and a word meaning unity in construction effort. This naming reflects how the community came together to build this place.
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