**The Royal Temple of Historical Significance in Thailand** Wat Phra Taen Dong Rang Worawihan is an ancient temple with no recorded history of its construction date; however, it is believed to be over 200 years old. The Fine Arts Department registered it as a national heritage site in 1955, and in 1972, it was graciously elevated to the status of a Royal Temple of the third class by His Majesty the King. After paying respects to the principal Buddha statue in the main chapel, visitors can find the Phra Taen Hall nearby, adorned with beautifully crafted archways decorated with ceramics. Inside, there rests the holy Phra Taen (the bed), a sacred relic passed down since ancient times. Locals believe this is the bed where the Buddha attained Parinibbana. Additionally, the site houses a replica of the Buddha's footprint adorned with mother-of-pearl, alongside a historic footprint carved with 108 auspicious designs from the reign of King Boromakot of Ayutthaya. Set in a vast area of lush natural conservation forest brimming with diverse wildlife and plant species, visitors can enjoy the refreshing clean air while gathering enriching experiences amidst the tranquil surroundings of this lush expanse. **Must-Visit Attractions** - The main chapel for paying homage to the principal Buddha and admiring the surrounding murals depicting the Buddha's life. - The Holy Water Basin, a sacred spring that flows year-round. - The Ananda Hall, which houses a statue of Lord Ananda. The Phra Taen itself is a solid stone slab, shaped similarly to a bed, supported underneath by plaster. It features stones resembling pillows nearby. Every year, around mid-April during the Songkran festival, grand ceremonies are held here, making it a perfect time to visit. **Unmissable Activities** - Explore the local museum showcasing invaluable ancient artifacts gathered in one place. - Pay respect at the statue of Luang Por To at the Phra Sangkhachai Hall.