Wat Rat Samosom
Wat Rat Samosom, (Thai: วัดราษฎร์สโมสร) or colloquially Wat Sam Ruen, is a modern Theravada Buddhist temple located in Ban Sam Ruen. It is the temple at which villagers and residents of the nearby village of Ban Dongphayom conduct ordinary religious activities and ceremonies. Funerals are not held at Wat Sam Ruen, but rather at nearby Wat Grung See Jayrin.
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