Sacred Objects

Browse the temple's collection of sacred objects, including Luang Phor Pan medals and commemorative tiger figures, which connect us to the traditions and teachings of Buddhism.

Pair of Silver Tigers (commemorating the Luang Phor Pan Tiger-Lifting Ceremony)

Pair of Silver Tigers (commemorating the Luang Phor Pan Tiger-Lifting Ceremony)

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Luang Phor Pan Enamelled Medal, B.E. 2558 (2015)

Luang Phor Pan Enamelled Medal, B.E. 2558 (2015)

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Suea Rueang Lap (Tiger of Prosperity)

Suea Rueang Lap (Tiger of Prosperity)

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Suea Rueang Rit (Tiger of Power)

Suea Rueang Rit (Tiger of Power)

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Luang Phor Pan Medal (commemorating the Tiger-Lifting Ceremony, B.E. 2565 / 2022)

Luang Phor Pan Medal (commemorating the Tiger-Lifting Ceremony, B.E. 2565 / 2022)

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Luang Phor Pan Medal, Blackened Copper

Luang Phor Pan Medal, Blackened Copper

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Luang Phor Pan Medal, Bronze

Luang Phor Pan Medal, Bronze

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Luang Phor Pan Medal, Coinage Metal

Luang Phor Pan Medal, Coinage Metal

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Luang Phor Pan Medal, Bronze (small)

Luang Phor Pan Medal, Bronze (small)

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Luang Phor Pan Medal, Blackened Finish (small)

Luang Phor Pan Medal, Blackened Finish (small)

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Visiting the Sacred Objects

Visitors may view the sacred objects during the temple's opening hours. Please observe the following guidelines:

  • Keep a respectful silence where the sacred objects are enshrined.
  • Do not touch the objects unless a monk gives permission.
  • Photography is welcome, but please do not use flash.
  • Dress modestly and neatly when visiting the temple.
  • Remove your shoes before entering the shrine hall.