Wat Santiwanaram or Wat Dong Rai
Located in Ban Chiang Subdistrict, it was built in 2485 BE. According to evidence of ruins of an old temple, villagers originally called it "Wat Dong Rai" because there were many wild forests. Later, it was changed to "Wat Santiwanaram", meaning a peaceful forest.
About this Place
Here you will find the "Lotus Temple in the Middle of the Water," a unique white lotus-shaped ordination hall, the only one in Thailand. It stands prominently in the middle of the water, consisting of 24 lotus petals, and features two Naga statues at the front of the walkway leading to the temple. Inside, there are murals depicting the Buddha's history, and the ceiling features a large Dharma wheel. A striking white Buddha statue in the meditation posture is enshrined within. The head of the Buddha statue contains relics. The area surrounding the temple is encircled by a large pond inhabited by numerous fish, which visitors can feed.
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Entrance Fee
No entrance fee required
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