The largest Luang Por Sothon statue in the world

#BeautifulTempleCoordinates The world's largest Luang Por Sothon at Wat Prasan Sophon Wat Prasan Sophon is another temple located on the banks of the Bang Pakong River. The atmosphere is very good. It was originally named "Wat Bang Krut Wisuttharam". There is no evidence of who built the temple. Later, Wat Bang Krut Wisuttharam was changed to "Wat Prasan Sophon". Don't miss paying homage and asking for blessings from the world's largest Luang Por Sothon. In addition, the temple also has a 250-year-old ordination hall in the Ayutthaya period architecture. The Sala Karn Parian is a raised teak building. The Tripitaka Hall is a nearly 100-year-old teak building. And the Luang Por Ket Udom Shrine, an eight-story concrete building, is a point where you can see the sunset 🌅 on the Bang Pakong River. It's very beautiful. Another highlight that I really like is that usually they will be molded in the shape of Makara spitting a naga at the entrance to the chapel or Buddha statues. But here, it is molded into a dragon shape, probably because of the Chinese belief that the Bang Pakong River is the river of dragons. If it is wrong, please tell me. Wat Prasan Sophon (Wat Bang Krut) 📍https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZWpQyNea8UEiTZwC8 #Mr.Tourist #Pad Riw #Chachoengsao #Wat Prasan Sophon