| WAT PA KHO |
Wat Pa Kho or the "Monastery of the Forest of the Kho Trees" is an active temple in
use by the Buddhist clergy. Its historical background and period of construction are
unknown, although it is estimated that its establishment is dating from the Ratanakosin
period.
The temple is located outside the city island in Tambon Hantra, Ban Ko at the mouth of
the Hantra Canal and its junction with the Pa Sak River.
use by the Buddhist clergy. Its historical background and period of construction are
unknown, although it is estimated that its establishment is dating from the Ratanakosin
period.
The temple is located outside the city island in Tambon Hantra, Ban Ko at the mouth of
the Hantra Canal and its junction with the Pa Sak River.
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| Text & photograph by Tricky Vandenberg - May 2009 |
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