[2025 Chachoengsao Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Cheen Pracha Samosorn (Wat Leng Hok Yi) (Updated May)

An old and large Chinese Mahayana temple It is the only Chinese temple in Chachoengsao Province. It is an extension of Wat Mangkon Kamalawat (Wat Leng Noei Yi). It was built in the late reign of King Rama V. It was given the name Wat Chinese Prachasamosorn (Wat Leng Hok Yi). It is located on Suphakit Road, opposite the 100-year-old Ban Mai Market. You can park at the market and walk across. There is not much parking space in the temple. You may have to park behind the temple. When you enter the temple, there is a large incense pot to light and worship the sky before entering the ordination hall. At the entrance, there are two statues of the Four Great Kings, two on each side. In the center is the seated Phra Sri Ariya Maitreya Bodhisattva (similar to Phra Sangkachai). There are three principal Buddha images: Phra Bhaiṣajyaguru Buddha, Phra Sakanamuni Buddha, and Phra Amitabha Buddha (in order from left to right). Opposite Phra Wet Dharma Bodhisattva (Ui Tho), who is responsible for preserving the religion. On the left is the dragon-shaped Guan Yin, carved from ancient wood. In the room on the right is the Bodhisattva in the Maharaj posture. Behind is the Mara-Vijaya posture, a white jade Buddha, and several ancient Buddhas. Behind the chapel is a large seven-story Chinese pagoda. On Chinese New Year, I went to worship at 9 temples in the Chom Thong area. Today is still the Chinese New Year. I came to worship in Chachoengsao, starting from Suwannaram Temple, stopping by the Eight Immortals Shrine, before going to the Chinese Temple of Prachasamosorn, and then going on to Wat Thepnimit. It can be said that the Chinese Temple of Prachasamosorn, or Wat Leng Hok Yi, is one of the most important temples in Chachoengsao. It is believed that this temple is one of the three temples that make up the dragon. The dragon's head is at Wat Leng Noei Yi in Bangkok, the dragon's tail is at Wat Leng Hua Yi in Chanthaburi Province, and the dragon's belly is at Wat Leng Hok Yi here. This temple was built during the reign of King Rama V in 1906 when he visited Prachin Buri Province to open the Bangkok-Chachoengsao railway line, and was given the name "Wat Chin Prachasomsorn" Inside the temple, there are interesting things such as 4 large statues of the Four Guardian Deities made of paper at the entrance, 3 principal Buddha statues and 18 Arhats made of paper imported from China, a statue of the God of Fortune (Cai Seng Ye) on the right side of the principal Buddha statue, and many other gods. According to Chinese beliefs, there is a large bell weighing more than 1 ton, which is 1 of 3 in the world that has the Maha Prajna Paramitra Sutta around the bell. It is believed that whoever hits the bell is like chanting a prayer and gains merit. There are also other sacred temples such as the Buraphachan Temple, the Guan Yin Temple, carved from the roots of a 100-year-old tree, the Di Zang Wong Temple, the Heavenly Pond and the Dragon King. How to worship the Dragon King? Rub the dragon's head down 3 times and pray for wisdom and career. Rub the dragon's body up along the dragon's scales 3 times and pray for health. Rub the dragon's tail up along the dragon's scales 3 times and pray for the future. Never touch or hold the dragon's beard, because the Chinese believe that the dragon will lose its power and will not get what you wish for. #ChachoengsaoTravel #MueTravel #GayCooking 📍Address: 291 Suphakit Road, Mueang Chachoengsao, Chachoengsao

#Travel by train Take the train.. to Wat Leng Hok Yi ⛩️ Wat Leng Hok Yi or the official name is Wat Chinese Prachasamosorn is a Chinese temple that is more than 100 years old. 📍 Located on Suphakit Road, Na Mueang Subdistrict, Mueang District, Chachoengsao Province, near Ban Mai Market (100-Year Market) 🚇 From Bangkok, travel by ordinary train, it takes only a little over an hour. Departing from Makkasan Railway Station, leaving at 08.16, arriving at Chachoengsao Junction at 09.30, fare 12 baht 🚶➡️🚌 Then walk out and wait for the white songthaew (Transport-Wat Sai Chon line) on the road in front of the train station. Tell the driver to get off in front of Wat Leng Hok Yi, fare 15 baht 🪷🙏📸 Buy flowers, worship the Buddha, various deities, make merit, take pictures, walk around the temple area and see the beautiful Chinese architecture 🚶➡️🚌 Walk out in front of the temple, cross to the opposite side Take a white songthaew back to Chachoengsao train station. Fare 15 baht. 🚉 Back to Bangkok, take a train from Chachoengsao at 12.35 pm, arrive at Makkasan train station at 13.52 pm, fare 12 baht. 🎫 This trip doesn't cost much money. If you have time, you can also go to Ban Mai Market, Eight Immortals Temple. #ChachoengsaoTravel

When there are few free days, let's use one day off to be valuable. Traveling ✨𝐎𝐧𝐞 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝐓𝐫𝐢𝐩 This trip ... The two of us invited each other to a province near Bangkok, which has many provinces that are worth visiting.. But we can't separate ourselves to travel. I have to choose 🤣 With the desire to take a train trip 🚃.. I want to worship and make merit 🙏 .. I want to take pictures 📸 𝐒𝐓𝐑𝐄𝐄𝐓 𝐀𝐑𝐓 ... I want to walk around the floating market/old market .. ... So I ended up in Chachoengsao province. Became OMG Tour ... Take the train 🚂 .. Travel to Chachoengsao with 7 tourist attractions This trip, we started our journey from Hua Mak Railway Station ⏰ It took only a little over an hour to arrive at Chachoengsao Station and then we went out to explore.. 🏯 #Chinese temple Prachasamosorn or Leng Hok Yi - Chinese temple Prachasamosorn (龍福寺) is a monastery that was expanded from Wat Mangkon Kamalawat in Bangkok. ⛩ #Nature Park Phra Sri Ariya Maitreya Bodhisattva - It is a nature park with a large golden statue of Phra Sri Ariya Maitreya Bodhisattva, Bodhisattva Guan Yin, and Arhat Jikong standing tall inside the nature park. It is open for visitors to pay homage and visit the beauty of the three statues. Under each statue is a small building where you can pay homage to the statues of the deities enshrined inside. In addition, the nature park is decorated with beautiful Chinese architecture and Chinese art. 🛍 #100-year-old Ban Mai Market - ​​This is a riverside market in Bang Pakong that has been around since the reign of King Rama V. 🎨 #streetart next to #Ban Mai Market - ​​In addition to being a place to shop, eat, and chill at the 100-year-old Ban Mai Market Anyone who comes here should not miss taking a photo and checking in at Street Art, Talad Ban Mai. It is another chic corner where you can take beautiful photos. 🏯 #WatThepNimit - Worship the Glass Reclining Buddha, considered the largest reclining Buddha in Chachoengsao Province. The Buddha is 9 meters long. ⛩ #WatUthaiPhatikaramSampokong - It is a temple that enshrines Luang Pho To (Sampokong), the largest principal Buddha image in Chachoengsao Province and is one of the three Luang Pho Sampokong in Thailand. 🏯 #WatSothonWararamWorawihan - The most important temple in Chachoengsao Province because it enshrines "Luang Pho Phutthasothon", the Buddha image of Chachoengsao Province. 🙏🏼 This trip was spent on eating 😋 and making merit 🙏🙏 This holiday... Don't know where to go? Invite your friends, invite your lover to #VisitChachoengsao ✨ #TravelPlan #TravelTrain #PlacesToVisitNearBangkok #Spiritual travel destinations

Chinese temple Prachasamosorn, Chachoengsao Province 🙏🏮🧨 or Wat Leng Hok Yi is an old Chinese temple of the people of Chachoengsao Province. It is a Mahayana Buddhist temple that was expanded from Wat Leng Noei Yi in Bangkok. People often come to worship and ask for blessings for prosperity and auspiciousness in life, especially Chinese New Year and New Year. It is also famous for worshiping to resolve bad luck. Every year, many people travel to worship and ask for blessings to resolve bad luck. 📍 Na Mueang Subdistrict, Mueang Chachoengsao District, Chachoengsao Province #Worship to resolve bad luck

#tripfreeaccommodation #Chachoengsaotourism #ChineseWatPrachasamoson #WatLengHokYi Taking the train across the bridge, saw the Chinese pagoda standing out prominently. Just had a chance to stop by for the first time, but better late than never. WatLengHokYi is a familiar name because it is written on the front of a songthaew. You can take it from the transport or Chachoengsao Junction train station for only 10 baht. Chinese WatPrachasamoson received the royal name from King Rama V. It is a branch that was expanded from WatLaoNeiYi in Bangkok. The temple is beautiful in the style of a Chinese temple, Mahayana sect. There is the Eight Immortals Shrine, SawangSatthaDharma Foundation, KusonDharma Foundation. After worshiping and admiring the beauty of the temple, cross the river to Ban Mai Market, a retro market with only delicious food. After eating, walk out and find a chic cafe, cool street art, complete with everything in Paet Riew.