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“Wat Sawang Fa Phruettharam It is assumed that it was built in the late Ayutthaya period.”

Wat Sawang Fa Phruettharam, the original ancient temple, is located near Ban Na Kluea beach (around the Bot pool). Currently, it is located on Sukhumvit Road. Highway No. 3 is located at House No. 242, Village No. 4, Tambon Na Kluea, Amphoe Bang Lamung. Chonburi Province Pattaya city area 2o15o distance at kilometer 141

The territory where the temple is located, only the Buddhawat and Sangkhawat areas

The north faces public roads and sub-rental areas.

The south joins Sawang Fah Road and the rental area.

The east joins Sukhumvit Road and the sub-leased area.

The west is connected to public land and private land.

Location of temples and monks

Temple location According to title deed No. 1o5364, volume 1o52, page 64, land number 986, issued on October 19, 2004, amounting to an area of 3o rai 3 ngan 66 square wah, roughly divided as follows

It is a temple of about 16 rai.

Is the location of Muang Pattaya 3 School, about 8 Rai

It is located on Sawang Fa Road, about 2 rai.

Is set aside for the benefit of the temple (for rent) 4 Rai

Land 1956, title deed issued on February 19, 1996, with an area of 5 rai 3 ngan 66 square wa, roughly divided as follows:

It is divided for the benefit of the temple for rent to live about 4 rai.

It is divided into 2 roads, about 2 works.

It is the location of the pond (the King Taksin Church Pond) for about 2 works.

Name and cause

Wat Sawang Fa Phruettharam It is assumed that it was built in the late Ayutthaya period. With evidence such as Old temple, wooden house Sim Nam or Church Pool and tales told .The background was originally a Thai-style wooden house, a native art in which there was a pond or pond in the present called Sra Bot or Simnam in the past that King Taksin the Great used to save his freedom from Burma at the time. Lost the city for the second time and told by the villagers that at Wat Sawang Fa Phruettharam, don't forget Wat Na Kluea. Recorded in Naklua village communities as can be gathered.