📢 21 June 2026 | 4:00 PM

✨ 101st Anniversary Celebration of Wat Sutthawas, Chonburi Province ✨

His Majesty the King graciously bestowed one set of royal Kathina robes and granted royal permission for Wat Sutthawas to prepare and offer an additional twenty-three sets of robes on behalf of His Majesty, making a total of twenty-four sets. These robes were respectfully presented to ecclesiastical monks during the Buddhist chanting ceremony commemorating the 101st Anniversary of Wat Sutthawas, held on 21–22 June 2026.

This royal benevolence is regarded as an immeasurable honor and blessing, bringing great joy and gratitude to the Sangha and all devoted Buddhists.

The ceremony was presided over by Somdet Phra Maharatchamongkolmuni, together with ten senior ecclesiastical monks who conducted the chanting ceremony, including:

Phra Phrom Dilok

Phra Phrom Moli

Phra Phrom Kawi

Phra Dhamma Vajirapanyaporn

Phra Dhamma Vajirasiddhivedi

Phra Thep Vajirapanyaporn

Phra Ratcha Vajirakosal

Phra Ratcha Vajiradhammabodi

Phra Chonthan Vajirakhun

Phra Vajirakhunakorn

The Governor of Chonburi Province presented the royal robes and the robes offered on behalf of His Majesty, together with monastic requisites and offerings, before the monks bestowed blessings and concluded the ceremony.

Wat Sutthawas is one of the most significant temples in Chonburi Province, with a history spanning more than 101 years. The temple serves as a center for Buddhist religious activities, the propagation of Buddhism, and various community initiatives benefiting the Nation, Religion, and Monarchy.

The 101st Anniversary Celebration not only commemorates this important milestone in the temple's history but also promotes the continuation of Buddhism, strengthens community unity, and brings auspicious blessings to Buddhists and the local community.