Worship the sacred Buddha at Wat Noi Noppakhun

- Wat Noi Noppakhun was built during the reign of King Rama V by one of the royal consorts. The temple covers an area of 20 rai along the banks of the Chao Phraya River.

- The Thai-style ubosot (ordination hall) was constructed in 1927, over 80 years ago. It has since been restored to a more beautiful state. At the front of the ubosot, there are two entrance gates, with the temple’s principal Buddha image, called Phra Buddha Noppakhun Patimakon, enshrined between them. The front panel is intricately carved with traditional Thai patterns.

- In front of the ubosot is a small viharn (assembly hall). The front panel of the viharn is carved with a three-headed elephant, a symbol of the Rattanakosin era. Inside the viharn are two clay Buddha statues over 100 years old, locally known as Luang Pho Song Phi Nong (the two brother monks).

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