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Wat Phra Singh (Chiang Mai)

Place · Temple

Wat Phra Singh is a major Lanna Buddhist temple in Chiang Mai’s Old City, including the Wihan Lai Kham and the revered Phra Phuttha Sihing image.

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Wat Pran Buri

Place · Temple

Wat Pran Buri is a Buddhist temple in Pran Buri town, known locally for its low-profile old ordination hall and the R.S.135 inscription on its roof.

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Wat Suk Samran

Place · Temple

Wat Suk Samran is a Buddhist temple in Hua Hin Subdistrict.

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  • Reported accessible entrance: Unknown — evidence incomplete Captured Google Maps; hall access needs confirmation.
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San Chang Phueak Phlai Phakamas

Place · Shrine

San Chang Phueak Phlai Phakamas is a mapped shrine in Hua Hin Subdistrict, identified in Thai as ศาลช้างเผือกพลายผกามาศ.

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Wat Khao Phithak Saksit

Place · Temple

A mapped religious site in Hua Hin's Khao Phithak area, with a listed contact number and temple visiting guidance.

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  • Reported accessible entrance: Unknown — evidence incomplete Captured Google Maps; internal routes not confirmed.
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Wat Nong Ket Yai

Buddhist Temples · Nong Pla Lai Subdistrict · Verified

Wat Nong Ket Yai is a Buddhist temple in Nong Pla Lai with a historic ordination hall and a folk museum documenting local heritage.

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