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Buddha at Wat Chedi Hoi Royalty Free Stock Photo

Buddha Statue and landscape view Wat Chedi Hoi at Pathumthani, Thailand Royalty Free Stock Photo

Thai sculptor professional people build and sculpture carving buddha and naka statue in Wat Chedi Hoi or stupa fossilised shells Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wat Chedi Hoi or stupa gigantic fossilised oyster shells aged millions of years temple for thai people and foreign travelers Royalty Free Stock Photo

The temple is being built and decorated with Fossil remains of shell at Wat Chedi Hoi in Nonthaburi. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Thai sculptor professional people made build and sculpture carving buddha and naka statue in construction site in Wat Chedi Hoi at Royalty Free Stock Photo

Buddha god deity angel statue for thai people foreign travelers travel visit respect praying in Wat Chedi Hoi or fossilised shells Royalty Free Stock Photo

Thai women portrait with Oyster Shell wall in Wat Chedi Hoi Royalty Free Stock Photo

Buddha at Wat Chedi Hoi, The Oyster Shell Temple located in of Pathum Thani Province, central Thailand. Wat Chedi Hoi is a temple known for being the site where gigantic oyster fossils, calculated to be millions of years old, were discovered. The abbot, Luangpho Thongklueng, built a Chedi (or stupa) at the entrance of the temple with the special fossils. Inside the compound is also a museum collecting Buddha images, artwork, antiques, and many old utensils such as Sam Khok water jars, pottery and engraved wood. An herb garden as well as turtle and fish ponds provide scenic spots to relax and even feed the animals. Wat Chedi Hoi is located at Mu 4, Tambon Bo Ngoen. To get there, take Highway No. 341 (Pathum Thani-Lat Lum Kaeo) to Km. 21-22, turning into the road for approximately 10 kilometers before reaching the temple. Wat Chedi Hoi is open daily from 8.00 am-4.30 pm.