The Khlong Nonsi Temple on Koh Chang houses an ancient Si Ra Man tree (a wild lychee species). Located in the Ban Dan Mai area, the temple serves as a historical landmark, demonstrating that Koh Chang was once an important trade route and a refuge from the monsoons for overseas Chinese traders.

The Khlong Nonsi Temple is an ancient temple of great historical significance, founded by locals.

It is located in Moo 1, Ban Dan Mai, Koh Chang Subdistrict, Koh Chang District, Trat Province.

• Founding history: The temple was founded in 1877 (BE 2420) and received its *wisungkhammasima* (official border consecration) in 1882 (BE 2425).

• Historical significance: King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) once visited this temple to pay his respects to the main Buddha image in the *Ubosot* (ordination hall).

• Special features: Here stands an ancient *si-ra-man* tree – a type of wild lychee – which is estimated to be over 200 years old.

• Current Abbot: Phra Nikorn Pamothito (the temple currently houses 5 resident monks).

Location: Koh Chang Subdistrict, Koh Chang District, Trat Province.