Wat Kaphang Surin

Wat Kaphang Surin, Phra Aram Luang, Trang Province, was built in the year B.E. 1904 by the Chinese community, a community leader named Yase. As a household in the neighborhood, he was the first donation leader of 20 rai, later bought more. Formerly known as Wat Khang according to the name of the nearby large pool and because the temple area is located at a low hillside. Leaning from the north to the rice field near the swamp called "Sa Kaphang", later renamed Wat Kaphang Surin. As the name of Phraya Surin Tracha (Peecock Wisetkul), the governor of Phuket Province. The improvement of the Kolap Pool to be a recreation site Wat Kaphang Surin was graciously pleased. The throne was upgraded to a third-class royal monastery in 1991, Wat Kaphang Surin It is an old temple of Trang. Inside the temple there is a Ubosot, which is a local architecture in the south. Wooden pillars with bricks and mortars Two-tier gable roofs, which were registered as an ancient site on 17 March 1981  

Wat Kaphang Surin, Phra Aram Luang is a third-class royal monastery, common type, under the Maha Nikaya Sangha. At present, there is Somdej Phra Maha Vajiramongkol (Sangd Phaya Wuto), the Great Southern chief abbot

Beautiful temple near the park or Sa Kaphang Surin. The church of the temple is very beautiful. Not far from the city

Wat Kaphang Surin Luang Temple in Trang Used to go to Kathin with Nong Ya Beautiful and clean Church The villagers come to cook to welcome the celebration of the Kathin, there is a snack in the temple, there is a school for novices and students in

Wat Kaphang Surin, beautiful temple, near Sa Kraphang Surin, beautiful church, with religious rituals frequently. On Vian Khang Road Near the park Tong is adjacent to the Kapan Surin Pool, Thap Thiang Subdistrict, Mueang Trang District, ancient buildings include Ubosot with southern traditional architectural features.