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Wat Ban Rai "is an old temple in Kud Phiman Subdistrict, Dan Khun Thot District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province. Formerly a small monk That has been in the year 2436 during the reign of King Rama V, with Master Ajahn Wircho as the first abbot. Religious buildings were constructed especially during Luang Pho Khun Parisutho, a temple abbot. Has developed the most measurements With believers from all over the country sharing enormous financial resources By Reverend Father Khun Began building the chapel With the help of villagers entering the forest In the olden days Logging in those days was not very convenient. There is no machine, no road, until the sawed timber is transformed successfully, having to face difficult transportation. Relying on artificial ox wagons Or to use labor to tow people on desolate roads But Luang Pho Khun Was able to lead the villagers to help build the chapel until it was completed (Currently demolished And new construction instead) In addition to the construction
Wat Ban Rai "is an old temple in Kud Phiman Subdistrict, Dan Khun Thot District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province. Formerly a small monk That has been in the year 2436 during the reign of King Rama V, with Master Ajahn Wircho as the first abbot. Religious buildings were constructed especially during Luang Pho Khun Parisutho, a temple abbot. Has developed the most measurements With believers from all over the country sharing enormous financial resources By Reverend Father Khun Began building the chapel With the help of villagers entering the forest In the olden days Logging in those days was not very convenient. There is no machine, no road, until the sawed timber is transformed successfully, having to face difficult transportation. Relying on artificial ox wagons Or to use labor to tow people on desolate roads But Luang Pho Khun Was able to lead the villagers to help build the chapel until it was completed (Currently demolished And new construction instead) In addition to the construction2448×3264 996 KB
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Hi @Tom1427

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