[2025 Chachoengsao Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Chin Prachasamoson (Updated Jul)

🙏🏻 Hello, if you are a real Mu and have been to Leng Noei Yi Temple, you must know that there are actually 3 Dragon Temples. 🐲 Leng Noei Yi Temple - Dragon Head 🐲 Leng Hok Yi Temple - Dragon Belly 🐲 Mangkon Buppharam Temple - Dragon Tail 🙏🏻 This place is located in Chachoengsao Province. People usually come here to ask for wealth, money, and prosperity. 💵💵💵 The offerings are flowers, incense, candles, and auspicious fruits such as oranges. 💵 When I went, they told me to make merit by rubbing the dragon's belly. Money will flow in. It is auspicious for life. Candles are lit according to the auspiciousness. 🚘 Free parking. #Must-Visit #Chachoengsao #ChineseTemple #TravelAroundThailand

Wat Leng Hok Yi or Wat Chinese Prachasamosorn is located in Chachoengsao or Paet Riew. It is a branch of Wat Leng Noi Yi in Yaowarat, Bangkok and Wat Leng Hua Yi in Chanthaburi. It is believed that all three temples are the head, belly and body of a dragon. If anyone goes to worship at all three temples within the same year, their wishes will be granted. All three temples are places for tourists to visit and worship continuously.

Wat Chinese Prachasamosorn or Leng Hok Yi is an old Chinese temple in Chachoengsao Province. It is a Mahayana Buddhist temple. This temple is easy to get to because there are songthaews passing by. You can take a bus or train station. The songthaew must be yellow and will pass in front of the temple. If coming from the city, Wat Leng Hok Yi is not far from the 100-year-old Ban Mai Market. The temple is well-organized. They provide advice on how to worship correctly. You can go there to ask for blessings or to resolve your bad year.

#ChineseNewYear2023 Today, we will take everyone to worship and ask for blessings during the Chinese New Year festival. This temple is called Wat Chinese Prachasamosorn or Wat Leng Hok Yi 📍 Mueang Chachoengsao District, Chachoengsao Province. This temple is one of the famous old Chinese temples in Chachoengsao. Many Chinese-Thais like to come to worship and ask for blessings at this temple. Inside the temple, there are 20 points of Chinese belief for you to pray for blessings, and you can ask for blessings from the sacred wooden dragon. It is believed that this will bring good luck in your career, finances, and health. 🙏 #ChineseNewYear2023

#ChineseNewYear2566 Wat Chin Prachasamoson is one of the top temples for resolving bad luck in Thailand, especially during the Chinese New Year when Thai-Chinese people flock to pray for good luck and fortune for themselves and their families. More importantly, it is very close to Bangkok, just in Chachoengsao Province. It only takes an hour to drive there. Anyone who has the opportunity can come to resolve bad luck, leave their fortune, and pray for blessings from the God of Fortune. It is also close to the 100-year-old Ban Mai Market. It is a place where you can both make merit and eat. 🚗 Location: Wat Chin Prachasamoson (Wat Leng Hok Yi) https://maps.app.goo.gl/4noe6MDJ1Ssn6ZcD9?g_st=ic #Mr.Tourism

Chinese temple Prachasamosorn 龍福寺 or Wat Leng Hok Yi, the word Hok means fortune, luck, so people call this temple the Dragon Temple of Fortune. This is also the only Chinese temple in Chachoengsao Province. When looking at the Feng Shui position, it is like a dragon's belly, which anyone who comes to pay homage will receive prosperity and abundance. People often come to pay homage and ask for blessings for prosperity, auspiciousness in life, help with fortune, luck, and business prosperity. Especially during the Chinese New Year and New Year, there will be many people coming to pay homage. Those who were born in the unlucky year and want to improve their fate, ward off bad luck will come to resolve their bad luck and pay homage to the god Tai Sui Yea for protection. Chinese temple Prachasamosorn was built in 1956 according to the intention of the Chinese ancestors, "Phra Ajahn Chin Wangsamathiwat (Sok Heng)," the first abbot of Wat Mangkon Kamalawat or Wat Leng Noei Yi and the first ancestor of the Mahayana sect in Thailand. The intention was to build a temple for the Chinese Thai people, so they thought of building 3 temples. All 3 temples were located in the positions according to Chinese Feng Shui principles: 1. Wat Mangkon Kamalawat (Leng Noei Yi), Bangkok, in the Yaowarat area, which is a land of trade. It was the first temple built, comparable to the head of a dragon. 2. Wat Chinese Prachasamosorn (Leng Hok Yi), Chachoengsao Province, a land of abundance with the winding Bang Pakong River, comparable to the belly of a dragon (Wat Mangkon of Fortune or Dragon of Fortune). 3. Wat Mangkon Buppharam (Leng Hua Yi), Chanthaburi Province, a land of wealth, a city of gems, comparable to the tail of a dragon. Later, King Chulalongkorn, Rama V, traveled to open the Bangkok - Chachoengsao railway line in 1907 and came to this temple. He graciously bestowed the name "Wat Chinese Prachasamosorn", which means a gathering place for Chinese people. This temple is built in Chinese architecture. It is home to the principal Buddha image that was invited from China. Three Buddhas, namely Yulai, Onitohud, and Easihud, are special because they are made from paper mache, or paper covered with gold leaf, making them lightweight. In addition, there are many items of worship in the temple, both ancient and rare, such as a Buddha image made from paper, a 100-year-old Guanyin statue made from tree roots, a bell with the Mahaprajnaparamitra Sutta inscription, and 18 statues of arhats made from paper that are over 200 years old. Inside the temple, there is also the largest statue of the God of Fortune, Chai Xing Yea, in Thailand. Those who come to pay homage to him usually ask for blessings related to fortune. For those who want to make merit, it is recommended to ring the giant bell from Teochew that weighs more than 1 ton. The bell has the Mahaprajnaparamitra Sutta inscriptions around it. It is believed that ringing this bell is like chanting this prayer. Located at 291 Suphakit Road, Ban Mai Subdistrict, Mueang Chachoengsao District Chachoengsao Province ⏰ 08.00-17.00 hrs. 📍 https://goo.gl/maps/ccT7iCyUGRYD4F2u5 #Mr.Tourist #MuayTrip

📍Wat Chan Prachasamosorn or Leng Hok Yi 🐲 A sacred Chinese temple in Chachoengsao. This temple is famous and well-known among Thai-Chinese people. Come to pray for blessings. It can also help to resolve bad luck. It is believed that if you rub the dragon and put money in it, you will receive wealth and fortune. This temple is very beautiful. It is like a Chinese museum. There is also a pagoda under construction. 🙏🏻 The worship set is available for sale in front. There are also amulets for sale inside, such as jade key chains and various necklaces. #MuayTrip #MustSeeForMuay #Chachoengsao #PrayForBlessings

🙋Hello everyone, today we will take everyone to worship and ask for blessings at a Chinese temple. 🛕The name of the temple is Wat Chinese Prachasamosorn (Wat Leng Hok Yi). 📍Location: Na Mueang Subdistrict, Mueang District, Chachoengsao Province. 🙏🙏For those who believe in superstition, you must come to this temple because from what I've heard, it is a very sacred temple. The atmosphere inside looks 🧘🧘 very solemn and awe-inspiring. Inside, there are many relics. If anyone passes by Ban Mai Market or comes to worship at Wat Sothon Wararam, I recommend coming to this temple. #Wat Leng Hok Yi #Muang Paet Riu

🚗 Hello, as Chinese New Year is approaching, I would like to invite everyone to go and pray for blessings. 📍Chinese Temple Prachasamosorn or Leng Hok Yi is located in Chachoengsao Province. It is a famous temple that everyone knows. You can open the map and drive to follow it. Here, there are many deities to pray to. The main building is large, majestic, and very wide. You can dig to pray for normal blessings, pray with oranges and coconut tears, or you can also choose to resolve your bad luck. It is up to you to choose. You can pray for wealth, long life, and career. Everything is complete here. #Traveling in Thailand like going to China #Temple

#Get a discount without relying on luck Worship... Chinese temple Prachasamoson (Leng Hok Yi) 📍.. Chinese temple Prachasamoson or Wat Beng Hok Yi is located on Suphakit Road, Na Mueang Subdistrict, Mueang District, Chachoengsao Province, not far from Ban Mai 100 years old market. 📖.. Chinese temple Prachasamoson is a monastery that was expanded from Wat Mangkon Kamalawat (Leng Noei Yi Temple) in Bangkok. It was built in 1906 during the reign of King Chulalongkorn (Rama V). It is considered one of the oldest Chinese temples in Mahayana Buddhism in Chachoengsao Province. It was granted the name of the temple as Chinese temple Prachasamoson. .. Inside the temple, there are Buddha statues made from paper from China and many sacred deities according to the beliefs of the Chinese. #VisitChachoengsao #VisitPaetRiew 📅.. Open daily from 08.00-17.00 hrs.

#TravelPlan 1-day trip.. Take the train to Paet Riw 📍 Wat Sothon Wararam - Ban Mai Market - Chinese Temple Prachasamosorn - Eight Immortals Temple 🚇 Start from Makkasan Railway Station at 08.16, arrive at Chachoengsao Junction at 09.30, fare 12 baht 🚶➡️🚌 Walk out in front of the railway station building, on the right hand side there will be a queue of songthaews to Wat Sothon, fare 10 baht ⛩️ Pay respect to Luang Pho Sothon, walk around the temple area, sit by the Bang Pakong River 🚶➡️🚌 Walk out in front of the temple, cross to the opposite side which is a souvenir market, take a minibus to Sapsin Market 🚶➡️🚌 Come out in front of the market opposite Benchama School, take a white songthaew to Ban Mai Market 🍚 Ban Mai Market, a hundred-year-old old market, have lunch, walk around and enjoy the atmosphere of the old market Should come on weekends 🚶➡️⛩️ Walk to the Chinese temple Prachasamosorn, worship the Bodhisattva, see ancient Chinese architecture 🚶➡️⛩️ Go to the nearby Eight Immortals Temple, worship the 18 Arhats of Phra Sri Ariya Maitreya, Chinese architecture 🚶➡️🏍️ Leave the temple, cross to the Lotus side, call a Grab Bike to take you to the train station 🚉 Take the train from Chachoengsao at 15.34, arrive at Makkasan Railway Station at 16.51 #VisitPhetRiew #VisitChachoengsao

Wat Chin Prachasamoson (Wat Leng Hok Yi) is located on Supakit Road, Ban Mai Subdistrict, Mueang District, Chachoengsao Province, 1 kilometer from the provincial hall. It is a Chinese Mahayana Buddhist temple that expanded from Wat Leng Nei Yi in Bangkok. This temple was built during the reign of King Rama V in 1906 when he visited Prachinburi Province to open the Bangkok-Chachoengsao railway line and bestowed the name 'Wat Chin Prachasamoson.' Inside the temple, there are several interesting features, including four large paper statues of the Four Heavenly Kings at the entrance, three main Buddha statues, and 18 Arhats made of paper from China. There is also a statue of the God of Wealth (Cai Shen) on the right side of the main Buddha statue and many other deities according to Chinese beliefs. Additionally, there is a large bell weighing over 1 ton. Other sacred halls include the Hall of the Eastern Masters, the Hall of Guanyin carved from a 100-year-old tree root, the Hall of Dizang Wang, the Heavenly Pond, and the Dragon King. This temple is a must-visit for spiritual seekers.

#Mu travel destination The Chinese temple of Prachasamosorn was built in 1956. It is a temple that is like the belly of a dragon. Anyone who comes to pay homage will receive prosperity and abundance. People often come to pay homage and ask for blessings for prosperity, auspiciousness in life, help with luck, fortune, and prosperity in business. Especially during the Chinese New Year and New Year, there will be many people coming to pay homage. Those who were born in the unlucky year and want to improve their fortune and ward off bad luck will come to resolve their bad luck and pay homage to the god Tai Sui Yee for protection. ⏰ 08.00-17.00 hrs. 📍 https://goo.gl/maps/ccT7iCyUGRYD4F2u5 #Mr.Tourism #Chachoengsao