Bang Kung Temple

#Get a discount without relying on luck A historically important temple in the Ayutthaya period where King Ekathat ordered the navy to set up a camp, with this temple in the middle and named the camp "Bang Kung Camp", which is currently on the opposite side of the temple, with a road cutting through the middle. Inside Bang Kung Temple, there are many interesting things to see, including: - Bodhi Tree Church, one of the Unseen Thailand, which is an old church covered with large tree roots, including Bodhi trees, Banyan trees, and Krang trees, covering the entire building. The amazing thing is that these tree roots help hold the church in place in an amazing way. In addition, the gable has floral patterns and is decorated with pottery, which is a characteristic of the art of the late Ayutthaya period. Inside, there is the principal Buddha image, which is the Buddha image in the Mara-Vijaya attitude, which the locals call Luang Pho Bot Noi, Luang Pho Nil Mani, or Luang Pho Dam. For those who love to admire art, don't miss the late Ayutthaya period murals that tell the story of the life of the Buddha. #bomikotravel