Location:

Ratsupatam Temple is located in Bang Hiang Subdistrict, Tab Pud District, Phang Nga Province, 82180, Thailand.

Historical and Cultural Background:

Ratsupatam Temple is an important religious site and a spiritual center for the local community. It serves as a place for meritorious deeds, prayer, and the study of Buddhist teachings.
The temple is a popular venue for religious activities such as merit-making ceremonies, chanting, and community events that promote unity and peace within the local area.

Attractions and Features:

1. Ubosot (Main Prayer Hall):
   The Ubosot, or ordination hall, is a significant structure known for its beautiful design, used for religious ceremonies and ordinations.

2. Sala Kanparian (Teaching Hall):
   This hall is used for teaching and religious studies, as well as for chanting by the monks and laypeople.

3. Peaceful Atmosphere:
   The temple is located in a tranquil area surrounded by nature, making it an ideal spot for meditation and spiritual reflection.

Visiting Information:

• Opening Hours:
  The temple is open daily from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

• Contact Information:
  For more information about visiting the temple or participating in religious activities, you can contact the temple directly or reach out to the temple's caretakers.

Why Visit:

• Cultural Experience:
  Ratsupatam Temple offers visitors a chance to learn about and experience the Buddhist traditions and cultural practices of the local community in Phang Nga.

• Peaceful Atmosphere:
  If you are seeking a serene environment for spiritual growth, meditation, or simply to relax and reflect, this temple provides the perfect setting.