May you be prosperous and honored as the host of the Dharma worship ceremony in the grand national event on the 13th, offering 1,000 verses of sacred texts as a tribute to His Majesty the King, who is the 9th monarch, on Saturday, the 3rd of December, 2565 B.E., at Wat Khao Din.
You, who have faith, accept the role of the host for the Dharma worship ceremony, the host of 2,000 Kan (a traditional unit of Thai currency). Please notify your intention to the abbot of Wat Khao Din. The ceremony will commence from 12:30 PM onwards, with renowned Dharma preachers from Nakhon Sawan and Phichit provinces.
We cordially invite everyone to participate in this ceremony.
Sukhothai! (A traditional Thai exclamation of joy and well-wishing)"
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Large temple in the midst of nature.
The location of Wat Khao Din is as follows:
33 Moo 7 Tumbon Khaodin Amphure Bangpakong Chachoensao 24130
Wat KhaoDin
Wat Khao Din was granted permission to be a temple in the year 2470 Buddhist Era (B.E.) and received the royal bestowed name 'Visungkamsima' in 2479 B.E. It is a temple located on a small hill, the only one in Bang Pakong District. It is situated adjacent to the motorway and is approximately 500 meters away from the road.
Originally, it was registered under the name 'Wat Patthawipapphatararam' with the Sangha. However, it is commonly referred to as 'Wat Khao Din' by the local residents.