Bang Chak Temple, those who believe in superstition must not miss it...🙏🙏🙏

Wat Bang Chak #tripmission Located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, Pak Kret District, Nonthaburi Province. It is recommended to travel by private car or taxi because there are not many public buses in that area. Or you can use a motorcycle as well. Follow the GPS to get there. According to history, Wat Bang Chak is a temple that the Mon people built together when they migrated to live in Pak Kret District. 🛕 The entrance to the temple is a one-way road, following the signs to show various points of the temple. We can drive under the belly of the Erawan elephant, which has Luang Pu Rot on top of the elephant for good luck, safe driving. Take the car to peel the elephant's belly for 40 baht, and you will receive a prayer to worship Luang Pu Thuad - Phra In - Erawan elephant and a sticker. Then drive under the elephant, chant the prayer and pray, and honk the horn 3 times (at first I was a bit surprised why the cars were honking so much. Oh, so that's how it is). Along the riverside, there is a Buddha statue, Luang Pho To or Somdej Phra Phutthamongkhonchai, which is a Buddha statue in the Mara-Vijaya attitude. A large Buddha statue, majestic, 19 meters wide, with a pair of nagas facing each other. 🐲 The chapel is in a Thai style, two-story, with Luang Pho Nun Duang, Luang Pho Kam Duang, and Luang Pho Than Jai enshrined on the first floor. On the second floor, go up and apply gold leaf to the Buddha image and the boundary stone. 🙏 In front of the chapel, there is a large black statue of Thao Wessuwan and a gold statue. 👹 In the temple area, there are locals selling food and drinks. There is also fresh coffee and food. For those who are into spirituality, don't miss it. I highly recommend it. #Wat Bang Chak #Nonthaburi