This is a public temple under the Maha Nikaya sect, established in 1806. It received royal recognition of its boundaries in 1945. Wat Jumphon Suthawas is one of the oldest temples in Surin, originally located within the area where the Surin Provincial Office of Buddhism is situated today.

Jumphon Sutthavas Temple

Surin

这是一座属于大乘佛教僧团的寺庙，成立于公元2349年，并于公元248年获得了威胜堪布的教法地界。朱姆蓬苏达瓦寺是素林市一座历史悠久的寺庙，最初坐落在素林省佛教事务办公室的周边区域。

Wat Sangkhong Mongkhon, located in the Ta Ong sub-district of Surin city in Surin province, boasts the largest and most magnificent crematorium in Thailand. Built with a budget of over 14 million baht, this impressive structure serves as a reminder not to fear death. It encourages contemplation of mortality, teaching that birth, aging, sickness, and death are natural aspects of life and should be approached with mindfulness.

Sangmongkol Temple

在泰国素林府城市区的塔昂乡，佛教寺庙“圣法寺”矗立在那里。这座寺庙的“火葬塔”宏伟壮观，堪称全泰国最美丽的建筑。寺庙的建设费用高达1400万泰铢，这显示了公众的信仰与支持，其目的是为了消除人们对死亡的恐惧。它引导人们思考死亡的教义，理解生老病死是自然法则的一部分，从而提醒人们应珍惜生命，保持警觉。

Wat Phrom Surin is an ancient temple that has been a cultural landmark in Surin city for 300 to 500 years. Originally named Wat Taksinnarong, it features the remnants of old city walls on its northern side. Inside the ordination hall, there is a large and beautifully crafted Buddha statue, a testament to the historical tales passed down by the elders of this region.

Phrom Surin Temple

普罗姆苏林寺是苏林市一座古老的寺庙，也是这座城市的象征之一，建于大约300至500年前。寺庙的原名是“塔克辛纳朗寺”，它位于城墙北侧，寺内有一尊宏伟而美丽的佛像矗立在法堂中，这些都是老一辈人传承下来的故事。

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