Wat San Phan Thai Norasing, Buddhist temple in Phanthai Norasing, Thailand.
Wat San Phan Thai Norasing is a temple with a central pavilion featuring a golden statue and a large Buddha figure positioned near the elevated Ubosot. The grounds include preserved mangrove areas and traditional wooden boats.
The temple was built to honor someone who lost his life in a canal incident involving a royal vessel. This tragic event and the subsequent devotion created this sacred shrine.
The temple honors a local figure whose spirit is revered here, and visitors bring small offerings that reflect their respect and devotion.
The temple is easy to reach and offers relaxed access for all visitors. Parking is available, and local restaurants are nearby if you want a meal after your visit.
Visitors can experience a notable tradition where coins are placed into a mechanical system that lifts them and drops them into a Buddha statue's alms bowl. This playful method allows people to make merit in an engaging way.
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