Wat Pathom Kongka

May 27th, 2008 No Comments   Posted in Bangkok

This  unassuming  temple, once  known  as Wat  Sampeng,  was
constructed during the Ayuthaya Period  and so predates the founding  of Bangkok
by nearly  a centliry.  One of  the oldest  wats in  Bangkok, Wat  Pathom Kongka
served  as an  execution ground  for nobles  convicted of  state crimes.  Today,
you’re more likely to find tradi  tional Chinese funerals in the open  pavilions
outside the cloistered courtyard. The temple compound is split by Songwat  Road.
The main chapel  with its bai  sema stones enclosed  in Cambodianstyle huts  and
viham surrounded by cement stupas lie close to the Chao Praya River. The  monks’
quarters and religious schools are on the other side of the road

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May 26th, 2008 No Comments   Posted in Prachuap Khiri Khun

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