Tha Thanon, important temple of Uttaradit

#Get a discount without relying on luck Wat Tha Thanon, formerly known as Wat Wang Tao Mo, is located opposite Uttaradit Railway Station. It enshrines Luang Pho Phet, a Chiang Saen Singh 1 Buddha statue cast entirely in bronze. The temple grounds are Western-style buildings built in 1931. During the reign of King Rama V in the year 119, King Rama V invited this Buddha statue to be enshrined at Wat Benchamabophit Dusitwanaram in Bangkok, which was the temple of King Rama V. In the reign of King Rama V in the year 129, Luang Narunat Seni invited it to be enshrined at Wat Tha Thanon. The reason for ordering Luang Pho Phet to be returned to Uttaradit was because it was said that the guardian angel of Luang Pho had a dream of King Rama V that he wanted to return to Uttaradit. Therefore, he acted according to this dream. Most of the people who come to make vows to Luang Pho Phet are usually about work, study, business, or sales. Every year, many people come to make offerings of pig heads, boiled chicken, fresh eggs, and boiled eggs.