Wat Samuharatr Bumrung, Khlong 9, Pathum Thani Province, a new tourist attraction.

Wat Samuharatr Bumrung, Khlong 9, Pathum Thani Province, was originally named Wat Plaeng Krabue, built in 1919 and received the royal grant of Wisungkhama Sima in 1960. The temple features beautiful architecture. Wat Samuharatr Bumrung is a must-visit for devotees. The temple is serene and peaceful, perfect for seeking blessings from sacred objects to enhance one's fortune. Visitors can pay homage to the large and magnificent statue of Somdej Ong Pathom, the Great Emperor. It is believed that worshipping Somdej Ong Pathom or Somdej Maha Chakraphat brings auspicious results. The statue of Somdej Maha Chakraphat has a width of 9.99 meters and a height of 19.99 meters. It is believed to have universal power, helping to turn bad situations into good ones and making good situations even better. This statue of Somdej Maha Chakraphat is from the late Ayutthaya period, characterized by a long face, high eyebrows, low-lying eyes with thick eyelids, sharp carved lines, long eye tips, a prominent nose, thin lips, and full royal regalia, including a crown, earrings, necklace, chest ornament, armlets, and anklets. The robe is decorated with a pattern, and the lower garment is adorned with intricate designs. Location: Wat Samuharatr Bumrung, Khlong 9, Pathum Thani Province