Stories of Thai temples

🛕🙏Wat Rong Chang (M) T. Tha Chanuan, A. Manarom, Chai Nat Province Established in 1792, received the royal charter of the boundary on December 27, 1983. The original location of the temple was an elephant training center for Khun Si Sitthikam, the Lord of Manarom, to be used as a vehicle for transporting goods and for plowing fields. The important religious object in the temple is the bell-shaped pagoda built in 1934. Inside the pagoda is the enshrined "Luang Pho Chak Phet", a Buddha statue in the Mara-Vijaya posture, built at Wat Rong Chang in 1927, approximately 93 years ago. "Luang Pho Chak Phet" is considered the center of the people of Tha Chanuan. Although there is a worship festival held in the 12th month of the year, it is sacred in that thieves have tried to cut off his head many times but have not been able to do so. In the end, the thief stole the brass hair. Then the villagers carved teak wood into the hair and put it in its place. For decades, people in the village thought that he was not perfect. His hair was made of wood and his body was made of brass. #TeamNortheast