Opening days: Daily

Opening hours: 08.00 - 17.00

 

Wat Thammikarat It is a Maha Nikaya monks temple. Formerly known as Wat Mukrat When Phra Chao Sai Nam Phueng built Wat Phanan Choeng, his son, Phra Chao Thammikarat, ordered this temple to be built in the old city of Sangkhaburi. Before the construction of Ayutthaya The next king has always restored it.

 

During the reign of King Borom Trai Lokanat Songtham (1610 B.E.) renovated the temple and built a royal viharn to listen to sermons on the Sabbath day, and at this royal viharn used to be the enshrinement of the head of a bronze cast Buddha image, the art of the U-Thong period. Currently, the Fine Arts Department leads to the National Museum.

 

Chao Sam Phraya for the reclining Buddha image His wife built a temple in accordance with the prayer that the royal daughter recovered from her illness. in front of the north gate of Phra Chedi Singh Lom, 52 different from Chedi Chang Lom Reclining Buddha image is 12 meters long, faces north. where His Majesty's feet are covered with gold and decorated with glass.