At early morning, we start our temple journey by visited first stop at Wat PhiChaiYanawat, located at Tambon Ban Chian, 38 kilometres from the provincial town of Chainat province. Local people also call this temple as Wat BanChian.
Photo taken at front side of temple Ubosot. Wat PhiChaiYanawat is presumed to have been built in the mid-Ayutthaya period, dating back to at least 300 years ago.
Banner for new batch amulets by temple Wat PhiChaiYanawat.
Temple Ubosot built in the middle of the pond.
Photo taken at the bridge connected to Ubosot.
View from surrounding the pond and catfish in the water.
The front side of the Ubosot Wat PhiChaiYanawat.
Inside the Ubosot was venerated principle Phra Buddha image by name of LuangPho To, which is in the posture of accepting offerings from an elephant and a monkey. It is presumed that while creating LuangPho To’s image, the city was in turmoil from a war with the Burmese, who marched through this area.
Photo taken inside the Ubosot.
The both side veneration with many statues of Phra Buddha and monks statues.
The sacred Mural painting on the wall.
The Wiharn, Phra Sivali statue and Bell Tower of Wat PhiChaiYanawat.
The temple buildings and temple gate of Wat PhiChaiYanawat.
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