Kham Chanot

Approximately 10k from Ban Dung. It is said to be an entrance to the water world, a legendary place where the Naga, a mythical large snake often suggested to have seven heads  is supposed to live .

 

Covering an area of over 20 rai of land, Wang Nakhin is nothing but an islet surrounded by water. It is teemed with dense palm trees called Chanot

Naga worsphip is very important in this small monastery. About ten monks live here permanently.

It is believed that the snake has a hideaway on the island which is connected to the other Wat premises by a bridge.

The origins of the wat are located on the island and Inside there is a shrine of Chaopu Sisuttho and a sacred well for worship.    A small zoo with turtles has been added to the monastery and opposite of the main temple building, a permanent market for visitors is also provided.Every day many Thai’s going there to offer prayers to the lord Buddah to gain merit in the next life.

The City Pillar Shrine

Located in Tambon Sri Sut Tho and a Symbol of the Amphoer.

 

Pagoda and Temple at Ban Lao Luang

 

The Pagoda and Temple host relics of the Lord Buddha brought from India on May 1, 2000A.D.

Pagoda at Ban Dong Sawan

 

Bones and Possessions of the Ajahn Luang Pu reside here and is a sacred place for many Buddhists.