Wat Mali

The temple features traditional Thai architectural elements with intricate wooden carvings decorating the walls and multiple Buddha statues positioned throughout the grounds.

Established in 1772, Wat Mali emerged during a period of increasing Buddhist influence in Thailand, serving as a spiritual center for the surrounding agricultural communities.

The temple maintains a schedule of Buddhist ceremonies throughout the year, where locals gather to participate in religious rituals and offer food to resident monks.

Visitors must wear clothing that covers shoulders and knees when entering the temple grounds, and shoes should be removed before stepping into any buildings.

The temple grounds contain several centuries-old durian trees, connecting the spiritual site to the area's agricultural heritage of fruit cultivation.

Location: Bang Khun Si

Inception: 1770s

GPS coordinates: 13.76167,100.46111

Latest update: April 5, 2025 15:49