Wat Apson Sawan Worawihan, Bangkok

It is a third-rank royal temple dating back to the period of Ayutthaya Kingdom and previously known as Wat Mu, since the area used to be a pig farm. Then, it was renovated during the reign of King Rama III and renamed as Wat Apson Sawan. H.M. King Rama III also have given a Chinese-style Buddha (Luang Pho Chan Samor), which used to be in Wat Phra Kaeo, to the temple. Moreover, this temple also has Chinese-style architecture, similar to Wat Ratchaorot. Location: Pakklongphasicharoen, Phasicharoen, Bangkok. Opening hours: Everyday, 07:30-17:30. Free admission.