Wat Asa Songkhram

Wat Asa Songkhram features traditional Thai architectural elements with intricate designs, murals, and statues that depict Buddhist teachings and narratives throughout the complex.

The temple, originally named Wat Klang Na, was constructed before 1782 and later became a royal monastery under King Rama I, who provided accommodation for Mon people.

The temple holds regular Buddhist ceremonies and serves as a spiritual center where local residents gather to practice traditional religious rituals and meditation.

Located at 77 Chakrabongse Road opposite Khaosan Road, the temple remains open to visitors throughout the year without any entrance fees.

The temple grounds contain an imitation wall built to commemorate historical battles and a shrine dedicated to King Taksin the Great from the 1960s.

Location: Talat

GPS coordinates: 13.66222,100.53056

Latest update: March 4, 2025 19:45