Khlong Khwang Temple is a royal temple belonging to the Maha Nikaya Sangha. Located in Village No. 6, Ban Khlong Khwang, Khlong Khwang Subdistrict, Sai Noi District, Nonthaburi Province.
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Khlong Khwang Temple was built in 1891 and was originally named Rat Satthatham Temple. The original area of the temple was a forest. Later, a pilgrim came to stay. The villagers therefore built a residence for them in 1887 and Mr. Daeng Sae Lao donated land to build a temple. During the reign of Phra Chob Kalyano as abbot in 1922, the sermon pavilion and chapel were built but were not completed. Later, the temple changed its name to "Wat Khlong Khwang" in 1972 and received the Royal Wisungkhamsima on June 12, 1997.
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The chapel has a circumference width of 13 meters. The base was raised and concrete was poured along the length of the chapel. Thai style with carrying poles Built with reinforced concrete and roofed with tiles coated with banana sheaths. Chorfa gable, rooster leaves, swan tail, kantuay. The exterior is decorated with Thai stucco designs. It is the only handmade stucco art in Thailand. The sculptor is Mr. Chaiyathorn Phanumas. Inside there are murals depicting the history of the Buddha which are very beautiful. The chapel floor is paved with granite. The window shutters are carved in a coiled stem pattern. The Buddha base is decorated with Thai-style stucco. All decorated with benjarong.
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