Invite to worship "Phaya Phet Phatthanakhonrat" at Wat Hua En

The legend of the Naga is Wat Hua En, Sri Maha Phot District, Prachin Buri Province, the Naga Mountain Land of the Eastern Region. The villagers believe that this place used to be the home of the Naga named "Phet Phatthanakraj". In particular, the rock that protrudes from the top of the mountain, which is more than 100 meters long, the villagers believe is the dorsal fin of the Naga. The large rock is the Naga's head, so they created a 9-headed Naga representing "Phet Phatthanakraj". In the past, believers have come to ask for good fortune, make vows, and many have had their wishes fulfilled. They all come to make offerings and fulfill their vows. For the history, in 2005, "Luang Pu Daman" traveled to set up camp at Wat Hua En and had a dream where he saw the Naga, stating that this place used to be the land of the Naga. This Naga is named "Phaya Phet Phatthanakraj" or Phraya Klet Kaew Naga Raja, the only son of King Ananta Naga and Queen Usa Anantawadi According to legend, King Phetphat Naga is an expert in warfare.