Cheng Yi is a mansion located in the lower reaches of the north, which has a long history since prehistoric times.
The original town, later called Bang Pho Tha It, is located on the right bank of Nanhe River. This is a port with heavy freight. So Rama V hung his statue on the mansion and renamed it Chengyi, which literally means the northern port.
Chengyi is located at 49 1 km from Bangkok, with an area of 7838 square kilometers/month. Administratively, the government is divided into the following districts and counties: downtown, Tron, Laplae, Phichai, Tha Pla, Nam Pat, Fak Tha, Ban Khok and Thong Saen Khan.
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Scenic spot
Praya Phichai Daaphak Memorial Hall
The Praya Phichai Daaphak Memorial Hall is located in front of the City Hall, which was built in memory of a hero. About 200 years ago, during the annexation of Wu Li, he fought bravely against the Burmese invaders until one of his swords was broken in half, and he was the local governor of Pichai County (south of Chengyi). However, he still defeated the Burmese. Hence the name "Broken Arrow Phichai".
Fu Chengyi Cultural Exhibition Hall
Fu Chengyi Cultural Exhibition Hall used to be the residence of government officials, which contained important historical relics. One of the main projects is the "Swallow Mat", which is a kind of wooden pole made by craftsmen in modern big cities.
Crance
Krone Temple is located in Bankai Township, about three kilometers away from the city. This is an ancient temple with a beautiful plaster bas-relief carved on its bottom. Inside, there are precious murals depicting the Buddha of Shen Fengge in the early Radanagh and the gods in the sky.
Datanong temple
Tanong Temple is located on the south bank of the town, where Luang Phophet, the main Buddha statue of this building, is dedicated. This is a bronze Buddha statue with lush style.
Tamati Patai Temple
Thamma Thipatai Temple is located at the crossroads of rice and rice, where the door panels of the large ancient halls of Phra Fang Temple are preserved. The door panel is made of wood, with a width of 2.2m× a height of 5.3m The patterns carved on it are elegant in the late Dacheng style. They are listed as the second work of this kind after the door leaf of Tai Su Temple in Bangkok.
Aitashao temple
Yai Tha Sao Temple is located in the east of the town, about three kilometers away from Samranrun Road. The main features are the exquisite wooden doors and beams of the ancient temple.
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festival
Loquat Festival is a famous fruit festival in this province. Loquat cultivation has always been the main industry of local people. The festival begins in late September every year, and its main contents include exhibitions, competitions, floats decorated with fruits and flowers and entertainment activities.
After the Buddha's birthday in May, a Buddha burial ceremony was held in Phraboom Temple in Dongyang, which is a religious ceremony that can't be seen in other places. Mainly for the re-enactment ceremony of the Buddha's funeral.
Arrival mode
automobile
A) From Bangkok, take 1 expressway (Road) and No.32 expressway, pass Ayutthaya, Hong Tong, New Wuli and Guina to Nakhon Ratchasima Wang Sha, and then turn to 1 17 expressway and1/kloc-.
B) Drive from Bangkok to Imbri, then transfer to expressway 1 1 (Inburi-Takfa line) and go to Chengyi via Pengshiluo.
bus
Air-conditioned and non-air-conditioned buses depart from Mochit 2 Bus Terminal in Bangkok for Cheng Yi every day. For more information, please call 0 2936 2852-66 or visit www.transport.co.th. Private bus companies that provide shuttle bus service to Cheng Yi every day include Win Tourist Passenger Transport Company (Tel: 0 2936 3753-4) and Choet Chai Tourist Passenger Transport Company (Tel: 0 2936 0 199).
train
Every day, there are trains from Peng Railway Station in South China to Cheng Yi. For details, please contact Bangkok Railway Station at 1690, 0223 70 10, 0 2223 7020 or visit: www.srt.or.th
plane
Bangkok Airlines provides flights from Bangkok to Mae Sot, 86 kilometers away from Dharma. For details, please call 0 2229 3456–63 or 0 5564 7225-6 or visit www.bangkokair.com.
Recently, bird flu appeared in Cheng Yi, Thailand. Be careful! !