Travel by Train Samut Sakhon With 5 beautiful temples

✨ Travel by Train Samut Sakhon From Wongwian Yai Railway Station to Mahachai Station, cross the river to Tha Chalom. We will take you to visit 5 beautiful temples that we would like to recommend. For those who love temples, merit-making, and spiritual worship, you must stop by 💯 🔶 Let's start at the Samut Sakhon City Pillar Shrine or Chao Pho Wichian Choti, Mahachai Subdistrict. It is built in the style of a Chinese pavilion. It is a sacred place and a center of the minds of fishermen in the province. Every time before going out to fish, fishermen must perform a ceremony to worship and light firecrackers in front of the shrine for good luck. Behind the shrine is a Thai-style building designed by artists from the Department of Fine Arts. Inside is the largest and most beautiful city pillar in Thailand. 🔶 Wat Laem Suwannaram, an old temple in Tha Chalom Subdistrict, is notable for its 300-year-old church, built entirely of wood and designed by Chinese craftsmen, so it has a blend of Thai and Chinese art. Around the church are 18 Buddha images, so it is called "18 Arahants Church". Inside the church is the principal Buddha image called "Luang Pho Dam". In addition, there is also Somdej Ong Phra Pathom Phra Phutthasikhi Chakraphat Muni Samputchayanti Sri Sakhon, a Buddha image dressed in royal attire. 🔶 Wat Yai Chom Prasat is located in Tha Chin Subdistrict. It is an ancient temple that is approximately 400 years old. It is believed to have been built since the Ayutthaya period. It is notable for its wooden door panels that are carved deep into the wood with 4 layers, giving it a 3D image. The Fine Arts Department registered it as a national art object in 1962. 🔶 Wat Lang San Prasit was built towards the end of the Thonburi period in 1780 and is located in Tha Chin Subdistrict. It is another temple with stunning beauty. And inside the temple, there are many sacred things enshrined, such as the Buddha image of Luang Por Tan Jai, the image of Phra Maha Kajjana, etc. 🔶 The last temple is Wat Suthiwat Wararam or Wat Chong Lom, located at the mouth of Samut Sakhon Bay, Tha Chalom Subdistrict. There are interesting things, such as the statue of King Chulalongkorn, built to honor his visit to Tha Chalom and establishing the first sanitary district in Thailand, and the temple of Luang Pu Kaew, the former abbot. When he passed away, the faithful brought his remains in a beautiful gold urn, along with a statue of him in a meditation posture. Inside the temple, there are also thousands of swallows living and nesting. 🚗 When visiting Samut Sakhon, Mahachai Subdistrict, Tha Chalom, and Tha Chin, don't forget to stop by to pay homage to the sacred objects of the province for good fortune. 🙏🙏