Wat Supatnaram Worawihan

The ordination hall of Wat Supatnaram Worawihan exhibits architectural elements that combine Thai, Chinese, and European design influences throughout its structure.

Constructed in 1853 along the Mun River banks, this temple has maintained its position as a royal temple of the Dhammayut Sect in northeast Thailand.

The temple functions as a center for Buddhist practices where monks and local community members gather for religious ceremonies and traditional observances.

Visitors need to dress appropriately when entering the temple grounds, covering shoulders and knees as a sign of respect for religious customs.

The ordination hall houses a principal Buddha image that represents the temple's spiritual center and serves as a focal point for meditation practices.

Location: Nai Mueang

GPS coordinates: 15.22537,104.85335

Latest update: April 24, 2025 06:37