Wat Ratchathani

The temple rises along the banks of Mun River, featuring traditional Thai architectural elements with multi-tiered roofs and gilded decorative elements throughout its structures.

Construction of Wat Ratchathani began during the late 18th century under the supervision of local Buddhist monks who established it as a center for religious practices.

The temple maintains daily rituals and ceremonies, serving as an educational center where monks teach meditation techniques and Buddhist philosophy to local residents.

Visitors can access the temple grounds from sunrise to sunset through the main entrance, with appropriate clothing required including covered shoulders and knees.

The temple houses a collection of ancient manuscripts written on palm leaves, containing Buddhist texts and traditional medicinal knowledge passed down through generations.

Location: Thani

GPS coordinates: 17.00972,99.81833

Latest update: March 9, 2025 19:25