Wat Phra That Na Dun - Buddhist Temple , Maha Sarakham, Thailand.

miingjazz (62)in CCS • 2 months ago

Wat Phra That Na Dun is in Maha Sarakham Province, Thailand. Na Dun District is an ancient civilization with a long history. There is an area where Na Dun District is located. The city of Champasri prospered during the Dvaravati period. Around the 13th - 15th Buddhist era, there is much historical and archaeological evidence discovered. In the year 1979, the Fine Arts Department and the people of Na Dun Subdistrict unearthed the Buddha's relics from a mound that was an ancient ruin. The government saw the importance of this ancient art and proceeded to construct Phra That Na Dun to house the relics. By the surrounding area

People of Maha Sarakham Province saw that this was a very good sign for the people of Sarakham. It is appropriate to build an auspicious pagoda and pagoda for this region. and to inherit the religious traditions according to the guidelines of the ancestors Therefore, the Phutthamonthon Isan Project was created to be the center of Buddhism. Northeastern arts and culture What stands out about this place is Phra That Na Dun Chedi that houses the Lord Buddha's relics Champasri Cultural Museum Center to preserve antiques Art objects and are a source of information

About the ancient Champa Srinagar kingdom of this area which existed in the Dvaradi period. It consists of a temple, a flower garden, a herbal garden, a pavilion, a water source, and a road. The construction area is approximately 902 rai. Chedi Phra That Na Dun It has the characteristics of applying a replica of the stupa that houses the Buddha's relics and the style of Silpakorn. The Dvaravati style was designed and built by the Fine Arts Department. It has a height of approximately 50.50 meters and a rectangular base.

We traveled from Buriram province during the weekend. When we arrived, we found a parking space and walked into the temple. The area is very wide. Before walking to the prominent pagoda, we walked around to look around. Another highlight is The large gong in front of the pagoda. Before walking in, hit the big gong loudly in the belief that life will bring good fortune and go far.

After that, we began to worship the Chedu Buddha. All around there are Buddha statues around the pagoda for us to worship. According to Buddhist beliefs We worship with flowers, incense sticks and candles. The weather was quite hot so we all sat and rested at the nearby pavilion. Sitting and resting for a moment, I saw a tree with strange flowers and fruits. So he walked over and looked closer and found that it was a sal tree. The Sala tree, according to the history of Buddhism, is related to the Buddha. According to the belief that Since his birth, enlightenment and nirvana, each event has occurred nearby. It can be seen that some people make sal seeds into jewelry for good luck or make necklaces and count them to meditate. This is another belief of Buddhists.

After that we walked to the other side. At the Buddha statue, you can pay respects and take risks to predict your fate. According to belief, we give blessings and make predictions. If we get any number, it is considered a prediction for that number. Shake the number stick in the red box to bring down just one number, then take that number and look at it. There will be a piece of paper with a prediction written on it. We take it and read it, but a person's beliefs may not be true. Or it may be a blessing or a warning, depending on the judgment of the person.

After doing worship activities Make a wish and the surrounding area also has places to sit, relax, and take photos as you please. Anyone who wants to come and ask for blessings at Wat Phra That Na Dun Try to travel here if you have your own car, it will be very good. The road is easy to get in and out of, turn on the GPS and you'll arrive. We spent some time there and then continued on our sightseeing. Here in Maha Sarakham Province Another province in Thailand who likes to make merit. Try coming to this place. Thank you for following. Hope you all like my post. See you next post. Have a good time.