Wat Chuan Damrong Ratchaphonlakhan

The temple features traditional Thai architecture with 37 spires that rise in a layered pattern, creating a distinctive silhouette against the Bangkok skyline.

Construction of the temple began in 1846 under King Rama III's orders, dedicated to Princess Somanass Waddhanawathy, but remained incomplete until final work finished in 2007.

The temple functions as a center for Buddhist practices, hosting daily rituals and ceremonies where monks lead religious activities for the local community.

Located at the intersection of Ratchadamnoen Klang and Maha Chai Road, the temple welcomes visitors who pay an entrance fee supporting maintenance programs.

This structure represents the last remaining example of Loha Prasat architecture, with its 37 spires symbolizing the 37 Bodhipakkhiya Dharma in Buddhist teachings.

Location: Talat

GPS coordinates: 13.65887,100.53119

Latest update: March 5, 2025 04:28