Wat Tha Chai Siri

The temple features traditional Thai architecture with detailed stone carvings and decorative elements throughout its structure and surrounding grounds.

Dating from the Ayutthaya period around 1457, the temple holds connections to a royal Brahmin community that established roots in the Samo Phlue region.

The temple maintains its function as a center for Buddhist practices, regular ceremonies, and community gatherings for the local population of Samo Phlue.

The temple grounds remain open to visitors throughout the day, with access available through main roads connecting to neighboring districts in Phetchaburi Province.

The temple's location near the Phetchaburi River connects it to royal ceremonies, as this river's water has been used in Thai monarch coronations.

Location: Samo Phlue

GPS coordinates: 13.06611,99.94500

Latest update: March 5, 2025 00:25