Travel to the central region at 7.30 a.m.-18.00 depart to Wat Sam Phan Dragon temple in Nakorn Prathom province. A day trips visit the orange biggest pagoda and tallest in Thailand.
Unusual architecture It is a combination of Thai and Chinese art together. It is a popular tourist destination, especially during Chinese New Year when Buddhists come to make merit. Pay homage to sacred things, observe precepts, and practice Dhamma. Including visiting the important building of the temple, namely the Kuti Phaya Mang Korn Takai Fa, 80 meters high, prepared to look like the Buddha’s passing away during the rainy season.
Wat Samphan is notable for its 17-story pink building with a sky-scraping dragon surrounding it. where we can pray for a prosperous life in various aspects. You can follow each dragon’s claw and the highlight is walking up to the top of the building. Because we must walk up into the belly of the dragon. The dragon’s belly will be a ramp tunnel. By the tunnel inside the Dragon. There will be a distance of approximately 300 meters, so keep your mind on prayer throughout the walk up. But this dragon walkway is only open on Buddhist holy days, Sundays, and public holidays. On the top floor, we bring red cloth with our names and family’s names written on it to pray for blessings and tie it on the balcony. For good fortune
11:00 a.m. Take you to have lunch at the red pork rice restaurant ‘Tang Ha Seng’. Shell invites you to taste red pork rice. Inherited for more than 70 years, another famous shop in Nakhon Pathom province.
12.00 hrs. Departure to visit Wat Sisa Thong, take 29 minutes to Wat Sisa Thong, built from the joint effort of the villagers. Most of them are Lao people. When the ground was being dug for the construction of the temple, I found the head of a golden Buddha buried in the ground. Therefore, the temple was named Wat Hua Thong, but later a Chedi Bucha canal was dug. Separated from the Nakhon Chai Si River. to keep it at Phra Pathom Chedi.
Visit Don Wai Floating Market, it takes 25 minutes to reach the famous floating market. No matter how many times you go, you will never get bored because ‘Don Wai Market’ has many types of sweet and savory food.
Then go to the oldest temple in Thailand, which is one of the largest and tallest pagodas in Thailand (120.45 meters). The Sukhothai style chedi was built in the reign of King Rama IV of Rattana Kosin and built to cover the original two pagodas: An Indian-style stupa-shaped stupa from the era of King Asoka and an ancient Khmer-style stupa. Return to Bangkok.
tickets enter to all places, lunch ,minivan,Englisg speaking guide, cold water in the van, travel insurance.
Tour price 1990 per person (minimum 6 people) please contact us for more information.
