# Desolation of Nakhon 9

"Deserted county, alley of civilization, city 9."

• The former is part of an old temple: this temple was originally not located isolated, but was once part of the "Suwan Temple," an ancient temple in the area of the canal that is more than 240 years old (built since the early days of Bangkok.)

• Cut off because of road cuts: The key turning point of this place took place in the period 1939-1940, when the "Chunagar Road" was cut, and it turned out that the road line had cut off the middle of the temple area, and the temple area was divided into two sides.

• One side is a temple, one side is desolate: the east side is still the usual site of the Suwan Temple, but the west side, where the "Nakhon" is located (now Soi Charn Nakhon 9), has been cut off from the main temple for days, and the surrounding area has become a community, and the county, when it lacks supervision, is dilapidated, desolate, and covered by the roots of the Bodhi tree, the banyonchai tree, and is covered as it is seen today.

• Unseen in the middle of the city: Interestingly, this magical ancient site is hidden less than a five-minute walk from the civilization of the Siamese icon. Although the roof has collapsed over time, the villagers have always believed and come to care for the "Buddha Suwan" and the angels.

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