Ban Rai Charoen Phon Temple

Terrain

General Condition

The condition of the area is a plain. On the north side, next to Khlong Sanam Chai The west and the south are adjacent to the Lam Takhian Canal. To the east, next to the highway Sor Kor 2004 and the houses of the people. There is a temple area of ​​​​25 rai, 2 ngan, 60 square wa

Height above mean sea level

Waterway

Khlong Sanamchai, Khlong Lat Takhian, Tha Chin River

Geological conditions

Tha Chin series soil is a coastal saline soil. clay Clay and salty texture It is a soil with high fertility. but the soil is salty because the sea is flooded and the groundwater level rises almost to the top of the soil all year round (Documentation and Archives Committee 2000 :3)

Archaeological Era

era/culture

Archaeological age

Types of archaeological sites

archaeological essence

Ban Rai Charoen Phon Temple a rat temple Under Thammayut, it was established in 1871, originally with an area of ​​25 rai, but because it was on the edge of the canal, it was eroded by a lot of water. Was granted Wisung Kham Sima on December 20, 1999. The first abbot name is Phra Ju, Figure 2 Phra Tua, Figure 3 Phra Rae, Figure 4 Phra Maha Nat, Figure 5 Royal Family, Picture 6 amulet, Picture 7 Very amulet, Picture 8 Phra Em, Picture 9 Phra Chun, Picture 10 Phra Khru Ratanathammasophon (1966-present) (Buddhist Sangha Division 2002 :46) Senasana Building Most of them have been repaired and rebuilt in modern times. Phrakhru Rattanathamsophon

Old Ubosot Constructed in 1942, it is a 2-storey wooden building with a stacked roof, with a red cement tiled roof using stucco over the roof ridge. A bouquet of stucco in the shape of a swan painted in gold. There are entrance doors on both sides, 2 on each side. The wooden ubosot wall is made of 5 windows on each side, painted in white. Inside enshrines the Buddha image in meditation posture. Currently, the temple is in the process of adjusting the ubosot to be higher.