Wat Sing

An old temple in Sam Khok since the Ayutthaya period It is the center of the Mon community that migrated into this area. And still maintains the ancient site as well, including the Ubosot, Viharn Noi and important Buddha images On the opposite side there is an ancient kiln. Anyone who visits this temple, don't forget to visit.

Wat Sing was built since the Ayutthaya period. When the Mon people migrated to settle in this city In the Ayutthaya chronicles, Wat Sing is a temple in Sam Khok. In this area, there were migrated and settled in the houses of Mon people for many eras. According to the sumption, this temple should be built in In the reign of King Borom Trai Lokanat or in the reign of King Narai the Great during the year 2202-2210 The location of the temple is close to the Chao Phraya River. There is a canal connecting for boats in and out called Wat Sing Canal makes the temple area interesting historical sites and relics worth studying in history and Art

Wat Sing Sam Khok, Pathum Thani Province, Wat Sing is an ancient temple. Located in the Mon Sam Khok community, there is a chedi, church, an old temple with archaeological value. Built in the middle of Ayutthaya period The important Buddha image of the temple is Luang Pho To. Buddha image in the subduing Mara posture, gilded with gold There is a little viharn made of bricks as a building. Thai thatched with clay tiles. In front there is an eaves of birds wings. The base of the building is made of a brick bottom as a curved basin base with door and windows enshrining important Buddha images. In front of Viharn Noi is a Phaya Krai ash urn. Former abbot of the temple Decorated with exquisite stucco patterns in front The church has 5 twelve wooden recessed pagodas, inside there are 2 Buddha images as the principal Buddha image, outside the floor is paved with stone. The entrance is made of a brick frame arch in the style of elephants. Travel: Getting to Wat Sing Can both by boat and by car By Pathum Thani-Sam Khok Road, only 3 km. And there is a junction left for about 2 km. The sign indicates the entrance to the temple at the mouth of the alley is quite small. must observe carefully

Wat Sing is a shady and peaceful temple.

Try it. You have to try the ancient place to see the culture.