Pra Prayoon Bhandakharn Museum

The temple dates the pavilion to 1885, when it was built for Buddhist study. It later served as a public reading room. Today it houses a collection connected with the neighbouring chedi.

Displays include Buddha images and votive amulets found in the chedi during restoration. The temple describes two deposits found in 2007, as well as images given later to the collection.

The temple’s museum page lists free admission and daily hours of 09:00–21:00. The map shows 08:00–19:00, and the general temple visitor page gives a different window. Call ahead to confirm museum access, especially for an early, evening or group visit. For group visits and filming, the temple lists +66 2 466 1693. General enquiries can go to +66 2 465 5592.

The temple’s museum page published this photograph of the pavilion exterior. The photographer and capture date are not stated.