The Erawan Museum, Samut Prokan Province (Part II)

he Erawan Museum

Section Allocation in the Erawan Museum
1. Basement or Underworld (Naga World)
    The exhibitions concerning the background and the establishment of Erawan Museum, antique furnitures, Chinese and Thai utensils etc.

2.  Hall or Human World

3.  Inside Elephant's Belly or Tavatimsa Heaven

The Erawan Museum, Samut Prokan Province (Part I)

The Erawan Museum
Open Everyday
8.00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m.
Admissions
Adult Baht 150.-
Children Baht 50.-
The Ancient City
99/9 M.1 Muang Samut Prakan, Samut Prakan Province 10270  
http://www.erawan-museum.com/ 

The height of the elephant  29 m.

The height, including the building 43.60 m.

The width of the elephant  12 m.

The length of the elephant  39 m.

The weight of the elephant's body  150 tons

The weight of the elephant's head  100 tons.

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Royal Flora Ratchaphruek at Ratchaphruek 2006 Garden, Chiang Mai 
(International Horticulture Exposition for His Majesty the King Royal Flora Ratchapruek 2006)

Royal Flora Ratchaphruek

Natherland garden

Tulip King Bhumipol

Kenya garden

Belgium garden

The Kansai Cultural Garden

Royal Pavilion

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Wat Chanasongkhram

Wat Chanasong Khram Ratchaworamahawiharn

This Temple is an old monastery which was built before the first reign of Rattanakosin (before 1782).

The former name is Wat Klang Na (Temple in the paddy field). In the reign of King RAMA I, Somdet Phra Bowornratchao Mahasurasinghanat (The Viceroy in King RAMA I's reign) Granted Mon people and Monks to lived in the area, renovated the temple to be residence of Mon Monks, Later, King RAMA I give the new name Tong Pu (name of a town in Myanmar) after the name of Mon Temple in Ayutthay and Lopburi.  In the reign of King RAMA I.  The Temple became  a center of Mon Sect of Buhhism as the awarded to Mon Solders who formed Major troop in war with Burmese.  After the war, the temple was restored and made the Royal Temple and then renamed again to be Chanasongkhram which means victory of war, as Thai gained victory over Burmese for three times between 1785-1787.

credit :  signed board Wat Chanasongkhram

Location :  on Chakrapong road, near Khao San Road, Banglamphu

across Khao San Road, backpacker enclave Banglamphu

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