Wat Na Wong

Wat Na Wong features traditional architectural elements with intricate designs, multiple Buddha statues, and decorative elements throughout its temple grounds.

The temple stands in the Lak Hok district, named after the sixth milepost along Khlong Prem Prachakon canal, built during King Rama V's reign.

This temple functions as a spiritual center where local residents participate in Buddhist ceremonies, meditations, and religious education throughout the year.

Visitors can access Wat Na Wong through the SRT Dark Red Line at Lak Hok station, with temple grounds open from early morning until late afternoon.

The temple grounds contain numerous waterways and canals, reflecting the agricultural heritage of the region formerly known for rice cultivation.

Location: Lak Hok

GPS coordinates: 13.95528,100.57333

Latest update: March 6, 2025 15:53