Pin the coordinates of the "temple" along the Green Line extension of On Nut - Kheha.

Many people have probably read the article about paying respects to the Buddha at 9 temples along the BTS lines. But with the expansion of the electric train that continues to develop Access to new areas Make traveling more convenient Including traveling by electric train that connects to sacred places in various communities.

Green Line electric train extension On Nut - Bearing - Kheha (Samut Prakan) that connects convenient routes for Samut Prakan residents to travel more conveniently. and the same Bangkokians can travel to pay homage to sacred things in Samut Prakan Province more easily as well.

In this article, we have collected sacred places to pay homage to the Buddha and ask for blessings in 9 temples to open the new era of the Year of the Rat. Along the Green Line Extension, On Nut - Bearing - Kheha

E9 • On Nut Station

• Wat Tai

Wat Tai It comes from the fact that the temple is located in the south of the community area, causing the villagers to affectionately call it Wat Tai. Inside the temple there are many interesting features, such as the Khoi Dat Ton Garden near the canal. and old Khoi trees around the temple area Art chapel from the reign of King Rama III. Ancient monk's alms bowl made from clay. The ancient palm-leaf Tripitaka and Thai-style cloisters

Travel
Distance from On Nut Station is 1.1 kilometers. It takes 14 minutes to walk.
Take a motorbike from On Nut Station takes 5 minutes.

• Wat Mahabut

Wat Mahabut is the location of “Viharn Luang Phor Yim” is in front. Next to it is “Kuan Yin Bodhisattva Park” that houses the Guan Yin statue. Located outdoors as well. In addition, in the temple there is a shrine of Mae Nak or “Yanak” located, so there are often people who come to pray for lucky numbers on a regular basis.

Currently, there is another popular name for people to call it. “Wat Mae Nak Phra Khanong” according to the movie and drama “Mae Nak” On the side there is also “Goddess Takhian Thong Shrine” People often come to ask for blessings for work, study, and good fortune.

Travel
Distance from On Nut Station 1.7 kilometers, takes 21 minutes to walk.
Distance from Wat Tai is 850 meters, takes 10 minutes on foot.
Takes a motorbike from On Nut Station, takes 8 minutes.

• Wat Saphan Phra Khanong

Located near the bridge over the canal. Nowadays, the geography has changed. If it rains or the sea level rises Water in Phra Khanong Canal will flow into the temple regularly.

Travel
Distance from On Nut Station 1.8 kilometers, takes 22 minutes on foot.
Take a motorbike from On Nut Station, takes 5 minutes.

E11 • Punnawithi Station

• Wat Thammongkol Thao Bunyanon Wihan

One of the few temples suitable for meditation practice. and where sermons are preached Practice high meditation Inside the temple there is the most auspicious thing. “Phra Viriyamongkol Maha Chedi Sri Rattanakosin” is considered to be the tallest Maha Chedi in Thailand. Inside, the top layer contains the hair of the Lord Buddha, Phra Urangkha relics, and the Lord Buddha's relics. And there is also Phra Phuttha Mongkhon Thamma Sri Thai. It is the largest green jade Buddha statue in the world. Including many auspicious things

Travel
Distance from Punnawithi Station is 1.5 kilometers. It takes 19 minutes to walk.
Take a motorbike from Punnawithi Station takes 5 minutes.

E13 • Bang Na Station

• Bang Na Nai Temple Royal Monastery

Wat Bang Na Nai received the Royal Wisungkham-Sima around 1900. It has an ordination hall with a clay tile roof. Coated with rounded scales, the door arches and windows are made of stucco and lacquered and gilded. Inside there are mural paintings and the location of the Great Chedi. “Phra Chedi Chaloem Phrakiat 72nd Anniversary” that the temple built to offer to His Majesty King Rama IX. Inside contains Buddha relics from 8 countries including Thailand, Sri Lanka, India, Nepal, Burma, China, Laos and Bhutan

Journey
Distance from Bang Na Station 400 meters, 5 minutes on foot

• Wat Bang Na Nok

Bang Na Nok Temple is of interest to tourists and the general public. with the president of the old chapel About a hundred years old Standing Buddha image in the early Rattanakosin posture, bronze phoenix, Thammaman Busabok. It is also a source for studying and practicing Dhamma. It is also located along the Chao Phraya River. Make a good atmosphere Romruen

Travel
Distance from Bangna Station 2.7 kilometers, walking time 34 minutes
Take a motorbike from Bangna Station takes 7. Minutes

• Bang Nam Phueng Nok Temple

Bang Nam Phueng Nok Temple is located next to the Chao Phraya River. You can take the ferry from Wat Bang Na Nok pier. Inside the church is an old Buddha image, Luang Por Yai, a Buddha image in a meditation posture. which respects the faith of the villagers very much It is also considered an ancient architectural site from the late Ayutthaya period.

Travel
Take the boat from Wat Bang Na Nok Pier

In addition, There is a motorbike taxi service in the pier area. Bicycle rental shop Let tourists use the service to travel to Bang Nam Phueng Market. Or ride a bike along Bang Nam Phueng Canal on Green Road. Or Morakot Road as well

E15 • Samrong Station

• Wat Dan Samrong

in the late Thonburi period. Today it is called "Wat Samrong". Later, a boat checkpoint was set up in Khlong Samrong near the temple, so the villagers affectionately called it "Dan Samrong" and caused people to call the temple its name. “Wat Dan Samrong” Go with

Travel
Distance from Samrong Station 950 meters, walking time 12 minutes.
Take a motorbike from Samrong Station takes 5. Minutes

• Chao Pho Thap Shrine

Chao Pho Thap is a statue of a Chinese god floating along Samrong Canal. The villagers then brought him up and built a shrine to enshrine the Lord Buddha. Villagers in the area and people traveling via Khlong Samrong come to pay their respects. Many people get their wish Therefore, the Chaopho Thap Shrine has been developed and is respected by the people. And passersby must pay their respects and ask for blessings for a safe journey.

Journey
Distance from Samrong Station 550 meters, takes 17 minutes on foot.
Can walk through the Imperial World Samrong Department Store.

E16 • Pu Chao Station

• Wat Trai Samakkhi

Wat Trai Samakkhi Teaching the Pariyattidhamma began in 1972 and supported education by allowing the government to build schools on the temple's land.

Travel
Distance from Pu Chao Station 1.5 km., takes 18 minutes by foot.
Takes a motorbike from Pu Chao Station, takes 5 minutes.

E17 • Erawan Station

• Wat Bang Duan Nai

Wat Bang Duan Nai Original name: Wat Sukkon Later, it was called after the name of the locality where Wat Bang Duan Nai was located. In this regard, the measure emphasizes on education. Therefore, a local school was built in the temple area. It promotes the education of youth.

Travel
Distance from Erawan Station 1.2 km., takes 15 minutes on foot.
Takes a motorbike from Erawan Station, takes 3 minutes.

• Wat Bang Duan Nok

Wat Bang Duan Nok There is a chapel in the Maha Utma style. Which is more than 100 years old, there are very few churches like this in Samut Prakan Province. and the Fine Arts Department has successfully registered it as an ancient object.

Travel
Distance from Erawan Station 2.7 km., takes 35 minutes by foot.
Takes a motorbike from Erawan Station, takes 7 minutes.
Distance from Wat Bang Duan Nai 1.6 km., takes 20 minutes by foot.
Takes a motorbike from Wat Bang Duan Nai, takes 5 minutes. Minutes

• Three-Headed Elephant Museum

Erawan Museum The main area is divided into three sections. According to the concept of  “Coming from the Traibhumikatha” that divides the world. It has three main parts: the underworld, the human world, and the heavens, with the lowest level being the underground or underground. It is called “Suvarnabhumi Floor” showcasing porcelain antiques such as  Sangkhalok ware. Lopburi style porcelain container Benjarong ware and Benjarong Lai Namthong, etc. Later, the human world or middle floor was the building that supported the elephant. Tell a story that reflects the religion that sustains the human world. Harmoniously blending the arts of the Western world with the ceiling of the atrium building being like the roof of the world and the third floor, the universe layer, being the elephant's body. Exhibits antiques, namely ancient Buddha statues from various periods.

The Erawan elephant is considered the king of all elephants. It is the preferred vehicle of Lord Indra. One of the symbols of Indra is good deeds. and a symbol of abundance In addition, Erawan elephants are also considered the first and largest hand-knocking floating sculptures in the world.

For Erawan elephants or three-headed elephant Many people come to pay their respects and ask for blessings from the elephant. It is also an important tourist attraction of Samut Prakan Province.

Travel
Distance from Erawan Station 2 km., takes 25 minutes by foot.
Takes a motorbike from Erawan Station, takes 5 minutes.
Distance from Pu Chao Station, 1.7 km., takes 21 minutes by foot.
Takes a motorbike from Pu Khao Station, takes 3 minutes. Minutes

E18 • Naval School Station

• Bang Nang Kring Temple

Bang Nang Kring Temple It was originally named “Wat Lue Rat Satthatham” as a memorial to the person who donated the soil. Later the name was changed to  “Wat Bang Na Krang”.To be consistent with the location of the temple This temple also received the Royal Wisungkhamsima Award.

Travel
Distance from the Naval Academy Station: 1.3 km., takes 15 minutes on foot.
Takes a motorbike from the Naval Academy Station, takes 3. Minutes

E19 • Pak Nam Station

• Wat Mahawong

Wat Mahawong has a bell tower and has a Buddha image in the chapel named "Phra Phuttha Mongkol" Pang Maravichai. By the main Buddha image in the temple named “Luang Por Buakhao”  in the posture of Maravichai, the Buddha image in the temple. Another 3 bricks and cement statues were built and there was a Buddha image enshrined.

Travel
Distance from Paknam Station 400 meters. Take 5 minutes on foot.

E20 • Srinakarin Station

• Wat Chai Mongkol

Wat Chai Mongkol Samut Prakan is a temple with a shady atmosphere. In the past it was called “Mon Temple”.It is an old temple, approximately 800 years old, which does not face the east like other Thai temples. But the church will be turned towards the north. which is the location of the city of Hongsawadee which was the capital of the Mon people in the past

Travel
Distance from Srinakarin Station 500 meters, walking time 6 minutes.

• Wat Nai Song Wihan

Wat Nai Song Wihan has a spacious, shady area, including beautiful buildings and architecture within the temple that are interesting such as The old temple was built during the Ayutthaya period. Ideal for making merit during the Family Day holiday.

Travel
Distance from Srinakarin Station 600 meters, takes 7 minutes to walk.
Distance from Wat Chai Mongkol 300 meters, takes 4 minutes to walk. Minutes

• Wat Klang Worawihan

Wat Klang Worawihan It was originally named “Wat Tako Thong” because a gold ring was discovered under the Tako tree. Later it was called “Wat Klang” .Because it is located in the middle of outside temples or Wat Phichai Songkhram and Wat Nai, namely Wat Nai, the original two viharas

The ordination hall of Wat Klang has been renovated since the reign of King Rama III. There is also a sermon pavilion, which is a Thai house made entirely of teak.

Travel
Distance from Srinakarin Station 1.2 km., takes 15 minutes on foot.
Takes a motorbike from Srinakarin Station, takes 5 minutes.
Distance from Wat Nai Song Wihan 700 meters. It takes 9 minutes to walk.

• Samut Prakan City Pillar Shrine

Samut Prakan City Pillar Shrine has been a sacred place for nearly 200 years, different from other city pillars. The city's holy places are separated into two parts: the city protection shrine. and city pillars which is considered the main base of each city But the people of Paknam people like to call them together by one name. “City Pillar Shrine”

The City Pillar Shrine is the shrine of the gods. Named  “Cheng Huang” According to Chinese legend, the god Cheng Huang is a god with a long whisker (beard). Formidable appearance

Travel
Distance from Srinakarin Station 1.5 km. Walking time 1

• Wat Phichai Songkhram

Wat Phichai Songkhram Samut Prakan Province is an old temple from the late Ayutthaya period, formerly called Wat Pho or Nok Temple. When King Rama II, Phraya Phichai Songkhram came to build a fortress to protect against enemies and renovated the Nok Temple when King Rama II came to offer the Kathin robe, he bestowed the name of the temple. Phichai Songkhram Temple Currently, the Fine Arts Department has registered it as a national historic site.

Travel
Distance from Srinakarin Station 1.7 km., takes 22 minutes on foot.
Takes a motorbike from Srinakarin Station, takes 5 minutes.
Distance from Wat Klang Worawihan 550 meters. It takes 7 minutes to walk to

• Wat Phra Samut Chedi

Phra Chedi Klang NamorPhra Samut Chedi.It is considered a symbol of Samut Prakan Province. The reason why it is called Phra Chedi in the middle of the water is because at the time the area was built, it was like an island surrounded by water. King Rama II had the idea to build a pagoda on that island to be worshiped by people passing by for good fortune. and protect against all dangers At present, it no longer has the characteristics of being a pagoda in the middle of the water because the sediment has accumulated causing the river bank to connect to the island in the middle of the water and thus this Phra Samut Chedi is no longer in the middle of the water.

The Phra Samut Chedi has outstanding beauty. The cleanliness of the pagoda Contrasting with the blue of the sky and the greenery of trees and grass There is also a view of the Chao Phraya River as a backdrop, which is very unique.

Travel
Take a motorbike from Srinakarin Station to the ferry pier in 6 minutes.
The distance from Wat Phichai Songkhram to the ferry pier is 290 meters, takes 4 minutes on foot.

E22 • wire station

• Wat Phutthaphawanaram

Wat Phutthaphawanaram Built under the patronage of Somdej Phra Buddhakosajarn (Chuen Wat Sam Phraya), there is a spacious temple area inside. The atmosphere is shady, quiet and there is also a library. It's especially suitable for making merit. sitting and reading a book and has also been selected as an educational park. The temple developed an example with outstanding performance as well.

Travel
Distance from Sai Luat Station: 1.1 km., takes 14 minutes on foot.
Takes a motorbike from Sai Luat Station, takes 5 minutes.

• Tai Hong Shrine or Paknam Cemetery

Tai Hong Kong Shrine It is where the replica is enshrined. “Luang Pu Tai Hong Maha Thera” which was brought from China. He was the initiator of the merit-making practice of arranging the cremation of the dead without relatives during the Song Dynasty. Later, it was established “Tai Hong Kong Mortuary Corps” to collect and manage tragic funerals. Later, the faculty name was changed to “Por Teck Tung Foundation”

Travel
Distance from Sai Luat Station: 1.8 km., takes 22 minutes on foot.
Takes a motorbike from Sai Luat Station, takes 10 minutes.

• Wat Phothiyaram or Wat Thongkong

Wat Phothiyaram Located near the Pho curve. Within the temple area, there is beautiful architecture that indicates Thai identity. There is a beautiful Buddha statue.

Travel
Distance from Sai Luat Station: 1.9 km., takes 24 minutes on foot.
Takes a motorbike from Sai Luat Station, takes 6. Minutes

E23 • Kheha Samut Prakan Station

• Wat Rat Pho Thong

Wat Rat Pho Thong Locals like to call it “Wat Khong Pho” Whoever stops by this temple can also visit the Samut Prakan Crocodile Farm.

Travel
Distance from Kheha Station 1.1 km., takes 14 minutes on foot.
Takes a motorbike from Kheha Station, takes 3 minutes.

• Wat Sothon Nimit

Wat Sothon Nimit The Supreme Patriarch gave the name “Wat Sothonnimit”  according to the reason that Mrs. Maen Boonprakong had a vision and saw  “Phra Buddha Sothon”.Faith inspired him to build a temple. In the past it was called  "Sakaelam Monastery" or  "Sakaeam Temple"  because the area was a forest of many Sakae trees. Sometimes it is called  "Wat Saphan Khu" Along the alley leading into the temple there is a double bridge. Within the temple there are interesting buildings including “Viharn Luang Phor Buddha Sothon”  and there is also a “Phra Buddha Sothon in meditation pose” replica as well.

Travel
Distance from Kheha Station 1.7 km., takes 22 minutes on foot.
Takes a motorbike from Kheha Station, takes 5 minutes.

Summary

Although Kheha Station It will be the destination of the Green Line. But if you continue your journey, you will find many more sacred places in Samut Prakan. If traveling by BTS Skytrain from On Nut Station to Kheha It will be a comfortable journey. It takes less than a day to make a wish at more than 9 sacred places.