Wat Nakhon Nuea Khet

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck 1. Highlights: The Entirely Terracotta-Tile Church Unique Beauty: The highlight that makes Wat Nakhon Nuea Khet famous is the new chapel, built entirely of terracotta tiles. The chapel boasts striking red bricks and intricate patterns. Exquisite Art: The construction of this new chapel took eight years, reflecting the meticulous design and construction. This chapel is a unique and beautiful example of architecture rarely seen in Thailand. Enhance Your Fortune: Inside the chapel, a replica of Luang Pho Phutthasothon is enshrined for worship to bring good fortune. A popular activity is passing through the chapel and gilding the boundary stone beneath the chapel's base to enhance your luck, fortune, and ward off danger. 2. History and Ancient Sites An Ancient Temple from the Reign of King Rama V: Wat Nakhon Nuea Khet is an ancient temple over 100 years old. It is believed to have been built during the reign of King Rama V, around 1887. The temple's name is related to Khlong Nakhon Nuea Khet, which means "the end of the city"