Wat Chaeng

Wat Chaeng is a Buddhist temple centered around a striking pagoda decorated with colored glass and Chinese porcelain mosaics. The complex includes multiple buildings and courtyards arranged to guide visitors through the sacred grounds.

The temple originated in the 17th century as Wat Bang Makok before taking its current name. Over time it was expanded and enriched with the decorative features seen today.

The temple serves as a gathering place where locals participate in Buddhist practices and seasonal celebrations. You can see the faith woven into daily rituals and how community members move through the sacred spaces with quiet devotion.

The temple is accessible by public transportation connecting Chai Buri to nearby towns. Visitors should wear appropriate clothing and observe the etiquette expected in sacred spaces.

The central pagoda represents Mount Meru from Buddhist cosmology, a sacred mountain axis in traditional beliefs. This architectural choice transforms the building itself into a physical representation of spiritual concepts.

Location: Chai Buri

GPS coordinates: 7.69111,100.06278

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:45