Wat Huay Yai is an ancient temple that is over 379 years old. It was built in the year 2186 B.E. by the villagers of Huay Yai sub-district. Later, it was granted permission to be established as a temple on November 5, 2191 B.E. It was also granted the Royal Visungkamseema (consecrated boundaries) by King Rama VI on May 5, 2386 B.E.
The first important check in area
Going to pay respect to Luang Pho Kaan
"The body of Phra Khru Phattharakitwibun, also known as Luang Pho Kaan, is still intact inside a glass coffin and does not rot.
The former abbot's body is located in the main hall of the temple, also known as Luang Pho Kaan. Phra Kru Pattharagitwibun was a famous abbot from the eastern region and is enshrined inside the temple.
Luang Pho Kaan developed Wat Huai Yai to become prosperous and well-known until his passing on September 13, 2006, at the age of 86. His body was found to be incorruptible and has since become an object of veneration.
Visiting to pay respects to the mummified body is considered a great merit."
Second important check-in point: Visiting the principal Buddha image.
Chedi Wat Huay Yai
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