nice, compact temple grounds with 3 or 4 other statues for worship or photos. the main attraction is the 12 meter reclining Buddha. mostly noted for age and being a rare left side reclining figure. the main statue building has several other smaller statues. guard dragons, and buddha at the center entry pillar, an area at the feet of the reclining Buddha with 3 worship stones, small feet replica and several smaller statues grouped together. of photo note a good view of the length from the head can be take from the outside thru a window. there is a gift shop area outside along with some other worship options such as floating flower candles.

The reverse sleeping buddha temple in Rayong ... the best 👍👍👍

Old temple in the center of Rayong, which has several interesting buildings. Temple itself has been changed for tourism and people who come to pray, practicing and get blessed.

A very beautiful temple since Ayutthaya period.

A beautiful clean temple with the reclining Buddha.

Very beautiful temple complex, with a big declining Buddha

This temple has very rare Supine Buddha. Usually Supine Buddha lay down with his head towards right, but this is to the left. Rare one.

Lot of monks and a calm environment even though it is in the middle of the city

Not a very big temple to explore, but it took me some time to visit every part of it. I even chatted to a friendly monk there. The lying Buddha statue is a must see. In addition, the sitting Buddha may be worth the effort. There is also a hall, where a service was taking place when I visited. Take your time and make sure you do not skip any part of this lovely temple.

If you're in Rayong, this is a place to stop by. It's easy to find and carparking options. I had a small conversation with a young monk. Friendly and polite🙏

A big, clean and beautiful temple. The buddha statue lay down opposite way as usual.

Iso alue Voit katsella ja kuunnella 👀 Paikkaa on kaymise arvoinen 👋

Wat Pa Pradu was a lovely, respectful religious area of building complexes In the central part of Rayong proper. The temple was named after the Pradu trees that grow there. The main attraction that most tourist go to see is the reclining Buddha who reclines un-typically on his left arm instead of his right. (There are many other things to be done and learnt for those wishing to learn more including an informative tour.) The Buddha is covered in gold leaf which many locals rub with something and then make a donation. It seems a bit like making a donation and lighting a candle. The area is awash with religious respect. Shoes are always removed. There is a main road entrance into the temple (which we missed) but you can also approach it from the rear, like us, because we missed the main road which bisects the complex. Well worth the experience.

Interesting place to see and it’s has a temple coffee shop there!