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Wat Pha Kho

Wat Pha khoWat Pha Kho is not particularly memorable for its architecture or for the murals and reclining Buddha image which can be found there. It does have a statue of Luang Pho Thuat, a monk who performed a miracle which is the source of the legend surrounding the temple. After being kidnapped by pirates then shipwrecked, he saved his captors from dying of thirst by dipping his foot into salt water, thereby turning it to fresh water. The grateful pirates then released him. The Wat is located on the shore of Songkhla Lake about 10 km north of the Khu Khut Water Fowl Park.

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