Luang Phor Tiam is a well-known guru monk in Ayutthaya. Phra Visuttajarathen also known as Luang Phor Tiam was born on 10th December

Before Luang Phor Niam Wat Noi passed away in BE 2453, Luang Phor Niam told Luang Phor Parn Wat Bang Nom Kho that

Luang Phor Kambu was the former abbot of Wat Gut Chompoo. Luang Phor Kambu was born on 15th February BE 2465 in Gut

Luang Phor Klan Wat Prayatikaram is a well-respected guru monk back in those days. Nowadays, Luang Phor Klan’s Rian is hard to see.

Hat Yai is the biggest city in the Southern part of Thailand. Hat Yai is located 950 km from Bangkok and 50km from

Luang Phor Pluem is a well-known guru monk that used to be the abbot of Wat Suan Hong. Wat Suan Hong is a

Luang Phor Parn Wat Bang Hia was born in BE 2368 in Tambon Klong Dan. When he was still young he was ordained

Luang Phor Soon Wat Salagoon is one of the guru monks that is famous for his Hanuman amulet. Luang Phor Soon would consecrate

Luang Phor Supot is the current abbot of Wat Sri Song Tham, Nakhon Sawan Province. Luang Phor Supot was born on 25th January

Luang Phor Erm or Phor Than Auem is the former abbot of Wat Bang Nian, Nakhon Si Thammarat. Before Luang Phor Erm coordinated,

Luang Phor Lampoo Wat Bang Khum Prom was born in BE 2444 in Amphoe Ta Ruea, Nakorn Sri Ayutthata. At the age of

Luang Phor Kloi was born on 11th January BE 2463 in Ban Pakla Subdistrict Kan Ngern District Lang Suan Chumphon Province. He was

Luang Phor Chuen (originally known as “Chueen”) was born on 18th March BE 2450 in Ngaung-Kae of Saraburi Province. He was born into

Luang Phor Lard Wat Nong Krabok is a disciple of two guru monks of Rayong Province. They are Luang Phor Wong Wat Bahn

Luang Phor Um is a guru monk that is famous and well-known for his Phae (goat) amulet. Luang Phor Um was born in