Luang Pho Phae Museum

The Luang Pho Phae Museum is a religious museum located within Wat Phikun Thong in Tha Chang Subdistrict, Tha Chang District, Sing Buri Province, Thailand. Dedicated to Luang Pho Phae, the temple's former abbot and highly revered monk, it preserves his personal belongings, amulets, and memorabilia. The museum is housed in a dedicated building on the temple grounds and serves as a place of remembrance and learning about his life and contributions to the temple.

Visitors can expect a small museum building within the Wat Phikun Thong temple compound displaying personal effects, photographs, amulets, and memorabilia of Luang Pho Phae. The interior features exhibition cases, a wax figure of the monk, and informational displays about his life. The setting is quiet and temple-like, surrounded by the main temple buildings, gardens, and religious structures. Visitors can walk through the exhibition rooms and pay respect in the temple area.

The museum commemorates Luang Pho Phae (Phra Dhamma Muni, 1905-1999), who served as abbot of Wat Phikun Thong from 1931 until his passing. He was a highly respected meditation monk and developer of the temple, known for his amulets and contributions to religious education and temple construction in Sing Buri.

The museum reflects Thai Buddhist devotion and the cultural tradition of venerating revered monks. It preserves the legacy of Luang Pho Phae, who remains widely respected among Buddhists for his moral teachings and sacred amulets, and serves as a place of merit-making and remembrance for visitors and devotees.