See the architecture of Wat Si Kan

#Get a discount without relying on luck - Wat Si Kan was established on February 28, 1977 and received the royal charter on May 18, 1982[1]. It was built with the faith of the people, civil servants, soldiers, and police who donated land and funds to build this temple. It was originally called Wat Phutthasayam. Later, it was considered to change the name to "Wat Si Kan" to be more appropriate and consistent with the location. - The general condition of the temple was originally a high area above the flood. It was built as a single-storey concrete building, raised off the ground. In front, there is a sign that says "Kuti Museum Thammarat Karun Hosakun". The outstanding architecture is the Thai-style ordination hall inside which is the principal Buddha image named Somdej Phra Borom Phuttho.