💫Four footprints of

💫Four footprints of the Buddha 🙏 Unseen Samut Songkhram Province "Wat Bang Kaphom" is an ancient temple🛕 built after Ayutthaya lost the city to the Burmese🧱 in 2310. There is a story that the temple's founders were a family who fled from the Burmese from Ayutthaya until they came to live in this area and weaved bamboo baskets, mats, and pom🧰, which are containers woven from bamboo for selling rice. Later👨‍✈️the Burmese army came. The couple who were weaving pom couldn't escape in time, so they used the pom they were weaving as cover and prayed to the sacred things that if they survived, they would build a temple to offer them. ✨️ When they were safe from the Burmese again, they built a temple to offer them and named it Wat Bang Kaphom. Later, the name was distorted to Wat Bang Kaphom and became "Wat Bang Kaphom" as it is today. 🛕 Inside the chapel is enshrined The four deepest Buddha footprints are decorated with mother-of-pearl wood, with beautiful and distinct patterns. 💠 The entrance and exit doors 🪔 Including windows that are uniquely beautiful and unusual. And there are 3D stucco murals with both high and low relief images and some colored paint. Beautiful ✨️ ⏰️ : 08.00-17.00 hrs. 🚙 : https://goo.gl/maps/M8HqouJ9w1GEB7vK9 #Eat and travel with Ha Noeng #Wat Bang Kaphom #Ancient temple #Beautiful temple #Buddha's footprint #unseen #Samut Songkhram