[2025 Pak Kret Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat cholpratarn rangsarit (Updated Apr)

Wat Chonlaprathan Rangsarit Royal Monastery, Nonthaburi (Luang Pho Panya) 📍Address: 78/8 Tambon Bang Talat, Amphoe Pak Kret, Nonthaburi Province https://maps.app.goo.gl/Ztyqvxcvj8srV3de7?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy ⏰ Opening hours: Open daily from 05:00-17:00 The temple is clean and shady, suitable for practicing Dhamma. There are activities every Sunday morning at 09:00, including chanting, sermons, and offering food to monks on the curved stone lawn. The temple is beautifully designed and modern, making it easy to access. There are Dhamma practice courses and social activities throughout the year. There is a convenient parking building. #100TravelTips #NonthaburiTemple #tripTakeAsiaFly

😄Hello friends, today, Travel Pak Tai had the opportunity to worship at Wat Chonlaprathan Rangsarit in Nonthaburi Province. 🙏🙏🙏 ☀️Wat Chonlaprathan Rangsarit was built in 1959 with Phra Phrommangklacharn (Pan Patumuttaro) or Luang Pho Panyanantha Bhikkhu as the first abbot.✨ 🚩The temple grounds are very spacious and the atmosphere inside the temple is very shady. Throughout the temple, the temple holds activities every Sunday morning starting at 9:00 a.m., such as chanting, Dharma lectures, and offering food to monks at the curved stone courtyard.🔔 📌In addition to the shady atmosphere, the temple also has a bookstore, museum, meditation area, charity kitchen, and coffee shop where friends can visit and relax.🎯 📍The temple is open every day from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The temple is located in Village 1, Pak Dan Village, Tiwanon Road, Bang Talat Subdistrict, Pak Kret District, Nonthaburi Province. 🚘 😄Next time, Travel Pak Tai Where else will we go to worship? I will take pictures of the atmosphere to share with my friends. Bye bye 😉 #TravelSouth #WatChonlaprathanRangsarit #WatChonlaprathan #Nonthaburi #BeautifulPhotoTouristPlaces #ThaiTemples #MeditationCenters #SocialFoodCenters #BeautifulTemples #Temples

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#triptravelchina - Panya Wichayalai Institute, Wat Chonlaprathan Rangsarit The building looks like a western building. It has a shape similar to a fort on the left and right. On the side of the pagoda, there is no porch. The door arch is made of stucco supported by a lotus bud. The windows are in the form of large bases. Above the windows are glass windows in the shape of lotus flowers. - How to get there: Take a private car on Tiwanon Road or take the Pink Line BTS Min Buri - Krarai. Get off at the Royal Irrigation Department Station and walk a short distance.

#triptravelchina Wat Chonlaprathan Rangsarit, a third-class royal temple in Pak Kret District, Nonthaburi Province, was founded in 1959 by the faith of the Royal Irrigation Department, with Luang Por Panyanantha Bhikkhu as the first abbot. - The white ordination hall is in the shape of a pavilion, with traditional front and back doors. The front of the hall is in the shape of Phra Pirun, the seal of the Ministry of Agriculture. - In front of the ordination hall is a statue of Luang Por Panyanantha Bhikkhu for devotees to pay homage to.

Wat Chonlaprathan is located in Nonthaburi Province. It has a curved stone courtyard, a shady garden courtyard that is used for activities every Sunday. There are chanting, Dharma lectures, offering food to monks, and meditation. The first abbot was Luang Por Panyananda Bhikkhu. What is special here is the Sukatithan, which uses a new type of cremation innovation that is environmentally friendly. The temple also does not accept wreaths at any event. 🗓️ Travel planning: The temple is on a main road with many buses and vans passing by. Or you can travel by the Pink Line train, which is also convenient. #Visit the temple

Went to a wedding at Wat Chonlaprathan Rangsarit, Royal Monastery, Nonthaburi (Luang Por Panya). The temple is very beautiful. The weather at the temple is not very hot. On the top of the building there is something like a museum that provides knowledge about Luang Por Panya. There are statues and many stories to tell. The presentation is very good. There are walkways for walking and enjoying the view. It is not boring. It is air-conditioned. It is a very quiet temple. Friends can come to visit, pay respects, or just come to see.

#LuckyPost NonthaburiTourism Wat Chonlaprathan Rangsarit I know this temple because I came to the black event. The temple wants to organize it in the simplest way. There will be only sermons. No wreaths, no food, and no entertainment. Therefore, many people come to organize this temple. This temple has a green, shady garden. Devotees come to help the temple regularly. Every Sunday, there will be sermons. Currently, there is a yellow line electric train passing in front of the temple. Therefore, transportation is very convenient.

After making merit, I felt comfortable and the temple was cool and shady, and there were many people.

#bangkoktrip A very modern temple I should say. It one of the most sacred Buddhist temple in Thailand. If you seek inner peace and need quiet moment for meditation, this is one of the best places to learn, chanting, and practice. Recommended to call first and ask for Monks who could communicated in English and able to advice proper program for you. Hence, follow his advice strictly before you arrived, this will ultimately help you to find inner peace easier.

Wat Chonlaprathan Rangsarit was built in 1959 by Mom Luang Chuchai Kampu, the Director-General of the Royal Irrigation Department. He visited Wat Umong (Suan Phutthatham) in Chiang Mai Province and listened to the sermon of Phra Panyanantha Bhikkhu, who was residing at Wat Umong at that time. He was impressed by his new teaching method, which changed from sitting on a pulpit and holding palm leaves to standing and giving oral sermons to the public, along with examples of contemporary and timely reasons. This greatly attracted the public to turn to the Dharma. The Royal Irrigation Department built a new temple called “Wat Chonlaprathan Rangsarit” in Tambon Bang Talad, Amphoe Pak Kret, Nonthaburi Province. This was a replacement for the use of land by Wat Cheng Tha and Wat Na Bot, which were located at the mouth of Khlong Bang Talad (currently, there are still original historical sites of both temples, collectively called “Phuttha Sathan Cheng Tha-Na Bot”), to build a port for the Royal Irrigation Department. Phra Panyanantha Bhikkhu was invited. Became the abbot in 1960 Wat Chonlaprathan Rangsarit has a shady atmosphere throughout the temple. There are activities every Sunday morning starting at 9:00 a.m. such as chanting, Dhamma lectures, and offering food to monks at the curved stone courtyard. Panya Nanda Bhikkhu wrote a book called “Life and Death: What Do You Get When You Go to a Funeral?” The cremation ceremony at Wat Chonlaprathan Rangsarit is simple, unlike other places. There is only a Dhamma lecture, no food, entertainment, and no wreaths. #BeautifulTemplesAroundThailand #BeautifulTemplesNonthaburi