Wat Kai Tia

Wat Kai Tia stands on the banks of the Mun River, featuring traditional Thai temple architecture with sandstone blocks integrated into its structure.

The temple was constructed in 1910 on the site of an earlier monastery from 1817, established by Mon migrants who fled political conflicts in Burma.

This monastery functions as a center for Buddhist practices and houses a collection of ceramic pottery, terracotta kitchenware, and traditional forged blades.

The temple is accessible via local transportation options from Taling Chan, with coordinates at 13.785833 latitude and 100.465278 longitude.

The temple grounds contain several ancient Siamese anchors and a cremation tower similar to the one at Wat Klang Pak Kran.

Location: Taling Chan

GPS coordinates: 13.78583,100.46528

Latest update: March 7, 2025 06:21