Wat Pak Nam is located in Village No. 6, Ban Pak Nam, Khwae Om Subdistrict, Amphawa District, Samut Songkhram Province. Inside the temple there is a temple of the reclining Buddha image. The largest reclining Buddha in Samut Songkhram Province The Buddha reclining as evidence Built before the temple in the Ayutthaya period The current viharn was built in 2008 by Provost Wimonsilacharn. (Luang Pho Chuang), which the Fine Arts Department has registered the vihara that houses the reclining Buddha image as a national historic site. There is a picture on the wall, stucco embossed, decorated with glazed tiles, very beautiful craftsmanship. A vihara that houses a replica of the Buddha image of Luang Pho Ban Laem, Phra Phutthachai, built from ancient jars. Viharn that enshrines 4 footprints of the Lord Buddha. Small masonry prang. It sits on a square base with an enclosed balcony. The base of the phra prang is a lion base stacked 3 layers. The house has 2 arbors on each side of the na nang on each side of the top of the prang. There are also other buildings of the temple that the Fine Arts Department has registered as historical sites, such as the Old Tha Nam Sala, Wihan Noi, a teak Thai house in the shape of a gingerbread hip. Thai-style teak sermon pavilion and a Chinese cubicle The temple has a Buddha statue of Luang Por Thanjai sitting in the attitude of subduing Mara. big golden yellow Which is also enshrined on the Mae Klong River in front of the temple In addition, the temple area also has the only suspension bridge in Samut Songkhram Province. Which is outstandingly beautiful, attracts the eye, inviting tourists to take pictures and check in as well....