Opening days: Daily

Opening hours: 08.00 - 17.00

 

Chao Pho Chom Thong Shrine Salak Bat Market is held on 20 December – 24 December every year, about 70 years ago, there was a group of Hainan Chinese comprising Ko Mui, Kokol, Ko Rian, Ko Shun and Ko Kwang. Paying respects and sticking to the Chinese in the Salok market, the bowl was raised and found that there was a large termite mound in the area of ​​the house. Kosun and Gokwang therefore gave some land to proceed with the construction of the shrine.

 

By building a shrine in the area of ​​the termite mound The building is brick plastered. but the wooden roof The roof is tiled and has Ko Mui as the first spirit figure and after the construction of the shrine is completed. Coincidentally, a monk passed by at Salak Bat Market. Therefore, he invited him to name the shrine as Chom Thong since then. Later, Ko Mui, the first Vesak, died without a Vessel. Until around 1977, there was Mr. Saman Prempanpong (Aue) as the next medium. It means that the former name Dam was a warlord who brought an army from Kanchanaburi. and return to Kosamphi and traveled through Ban Salok Bat.

 

Chao Pho Chom Thong Shrine Currently located on Sukphiban 9 Road, spacious and beautiful. Until the Chinese New Year and Chinese New Year There will be villagers bringing duck, chicken, liquor, food to pay respect. If he wants anything, he will go on the baht to the godfather to ask for something to stop. and often get results.