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“Wat Kai See ancient clocks and lanterns Feed the monkeys”

Wat Kai is a small temple that existed since the Ayutthaya period. Then it was an abandoned temple for a while. And was bestowed Wisungkhamsima in the year 1787

Antique clocks and lamps Exhibited in a single-storey building. In front of the abbot's cubicle Both clocks and lanterns lined up in front of the board look dazzled. These clocks and lanterns Reverend Father Move Abbot Wat Kai is a collector because he was interested in this story since he was a child But started collecting a few years ago Most of them buy from people in Ayutthaya and nearby provinces such as Suphanburi, Nakhon Nayok.

hi-tech invention Built according to the idea of Luang Pho Luan For people who come to visit to enjoy the high-tech artifacts that the temple has created. These items are located in front of the abbot's cubicle. Guanyin Goddess, Robot Monkey and Rice Miller Just insert 10 baht coins into the jar next to the tricycle and get on. The robotic monkey will be a vehicle powered by a hidden motor power.Or to insert 10 coins at the statue of Guanyin He will sprinkle holy water on the believers sitting in front. For a puppet of people milling rice with an ancient coarse rice milling machine. When a tourist inserts a coin, The engine will work to mill rice for you to watch. Along with a murmuring sound It can bring smiles and laughter from the audience as well.

How to get there: Take Highway No. 32 past the intersection to Ayutthaya at Bang Pahan District, about 25 km. The entrance to the temple is on the right hand side. At the entrance of the road, there is a statue of a monkey standing clearly holding the name of the templ.