"Wat Mughalinthawapi Wihan" is located 10 kilometers far from the Pattani city, "Pattani - Khok Pho Highway", Nong Ching District.This is an old temple built since "Phraya Wichian Phakdi Si Songkhram" moved the Nong Chik District Office to Tuyong Subdistrict in 1845. Formerly the temple named "Tuong temple". Later, His Majesty the King Rama V "Chulalongkorn" visited Nong Chik city, and had donated money for the construction of the temple and gave a new name "Mujalinthawapi Wihan". The temple is now a royal monastery and the chapel has been restored for a good condition. Highlight of the temple is the main hall, which enshrined portraits of the 3 former abbots, especially "Phra Rang Phuttharangsi" or "Luang Por Dum". The 5th abbot of the temple, which is the abbot that people respect and always come to worship.

Pattani Central Mosque is mostly used as a place of worship (prayer) 5 times a day as a daily routine. Used in Friday prayers and prayers on various New Year's days with Thai Muslims in Pattani area and other areas both domestically and internationally especially on Friday and Saturday There will be a Dharma lecture. There will be a audience listening to the lecture. Approximately 3,000 people at a time to increase their knowledge and understanding of the principles of religion. and for the correctness of religious service

It enshrined a sculpture of Chao Mae Lim Ko Niao. Phra Chao Mae Tubtim and many other gods Chao Mae Lim Ko Niao. It is revered by Thais of Chinese descent both locally and from China, Malaysia and Singapore, the Wading River Parade is held every year to commemorate the hardships she made across the sea from China in search of her older brother, Lim To Kiam, who was originally buried on the shores of the Gulf of Pattani. (Later the coast was eroded by the sea until the feng shui sinks in the bay) is now summoned to be enshrined at the mausoleum near Krue Se Mosque. The fire wading ceremony is held from the belief in the goddess's supernatural ability to protect against danger and for good fortune. The shrine has provided facilities for tourists such as an overnight accommodation building, an amphitheater for sitting and watching the fire-fighting ceremony in the festival