Phra Ratchawachirathammaphani (Sanga Supharo), Abbot of Wat Chonprathan Rangsarit (a Royal Monastery), together with 30 monks, presents the Tipitaka to Mr. Kampon Tansacha as a source of Buddhist learning at Nongnooch Garden Pattaya.

Phra Ratchawachirathammaphani (Sanga Supharo), Abbot of Wat Chonprathan Rangsarit (a Royal Monastery), together with 30 monks, presents the Tipitaka to Mr. Kampon Tansacha as a source of Buddhist learning at Nongnooch Garden Pattaya.

Today, Phra Ratchawachirathammaphani (Sanga Supharo), Abbot of Wat Chonprathan Rangsarit (a Royal Monastery), along with 30 monks, traveled to Nongnooch Garden Pattaya to present a special collection of the Tipitaka to Mr. Kampon Tansacha, President of Nongnooch Garden Pattaya.

This set of the Tipitaka has been compiled from various countries with the aim of serving as a learning resource on Buddhism. This initiative aligns with one of the five main objectives of Nongnooch Garden Pattaya: botany, arts and culture, Thai cuisine, animal sculptures, and religion. The collection of the Tipitaka helps establish a complete and comprehensive learning center on Buddhism, incorporating the key components of the Buddha, the Dhamma, and the Sangha. Nongnooch Garden Pattaya will continue to develop this endeavor for the benefit of youth and the general public who are interested.

Mr. Kampon Tansacha expressed his gratitude for the kindness of Phra Ratchawachirathammaphani (Sanga Supharo), Abbot of Wat Chonprathan Rangsarit (a Royal Monastery), and emphasized his commitment to developing Nongnooch Garden Pattaya into more than just a tourist destination—into a sustainable center of learning in all dimensions, especially in promoting Buddhism, enabling young people and the public to access and understand it more deeply.

At present, Nongnooch Garden Pattaya has a collection of 826 volumes of the Tipitaka from 11 countries.