Wat Prasitthiwet or as the villagers often call "Wat Kao" or "Wat Prakot" because; in the early days, the real name was "Wat Prakot" as the name of the village. Later, it was changed to "Wat Prasitthiwet" without any evidence of the time it was changed. It is an old temple that is 300 years old.

How to get there: Take Road No. 305 from Bangkok - Rangsit - Ongkharak, upon reaching Khlong 15, turn left and drive along Khlong 15 Get fascinated by the colorful plants, and do not miss to visit the ornamental plants; where you can pick flowers, choose the plants for creating shades, adding happi

During the rainy season, the stream from Nang Rong Waterfall will flow very fast. You should be careful when swimming. The internal arrangement is neat and clean. Also, there is homestay service How to travel By car: From Bangkok, take the Rangsit-Ongkharak Road to Nakhon Nayok, take Highway No. 3

Secret cafe next to a canal in Nakhon Nayok The shop is in Khlong 15. Ornamental flower market

Unnamed Road Nakhon Nayok (running Rangsit Nakhon Nayok Khlong 14).

Originally, Tambon Pho Thean was under Tambon Bang Pla Kot and separated into Pho Sub-District 20 years ago. The sub-district is called Pho Tan after the name of Wat Pho Thaen. At Wat Pho Thaen, there is a Bodhi tree and later the Bodhi tree collapsed and died, and a new Bodhi tree grew up replacing

Chulamanee Temple, formerly known as Chulamanee Sri Ongkharak Rat Bamrung Temple. Located at Ongrak Subdistrict. Pho Thong District Ang Thong Province Built in 1832 during the reign of King Rama III, the atmosphere around the temple is quiet. Enshrined a golden Buddha image in the prayer hall

305 Nakhon Nayok (Rangsit Road, Nakhon Nayok).

Nakhon Nayok (shop is on Khlong 16, behind SWU Ongkharak).

60 Village No. 2, Ongkharak Subdistrict, Ongkharak District Nakhon Nayok Province Nakhon Nayok (Ongkharak District Enter Soi Government Savings Bank 500 meters. Located across from the Mawin House building).

In front of the Chao Pho Ongkharak Shrine is a whirlpool with a strong current flowing. It is said that it was feared by sailors and they also believed that there was a crocodile in the pool. If any ship wished to pass through the area, they must pay homage with young coconuts to be safe. The people

Unnamed Road Nakhon Nayok (in front of Thong Ngern Thong Thong shop).