Operating day: Daily

Operating time: 08.00 - 17.00

 

Wat Pho Bupparam Ban Pin, Long, Phrae. Built around the year 2310 B.E., was conferred on the Buddhist era in 2474, originally named "Pin Long Temple", later changed its name to Ban Pin Temple.

 

There is a story that in the year 2400 B.E. a miracle occurred. The Bodhi tree in the temple was born with red rubber flowing out. From the trunk of the King Neng (the branch that separated from the tree parallel to the ground), when the rubber stopped flowing for another 49 days.

 

The Pho tree was a miracle. There were 9 pink and white flowers. It was a wonderful thing. At that time the abbot was ready. The group of believers, the Tessha, gave Pho flowers to give to them. Prince of Rays The ruler of Lampang, which at that time was based on the city of Lampang, based on the incident in the year 2482, so change the name to "Wat Pho Bupparam" means Wat Pho, has flowers until.

 

Flowering Pho trees still exist on the west side of Dhammajayo Building. The temple area is a lowland, located at 202 Village No. 5, Ban Pin Sub-district, Long District, Phrae Province, with an area of approximately 8 rai, 3 ngan, 98 square wah. Lost and absent from written records, so it may be inaccurate From reality or can be missed Because it has been told from traditions.