Wat Yang

The main temple structure stands prominently along the banks of the Chao Phraya River, featuring traditional Thai architectural elements and ornate decorations throughout its halls.

The temple's foundations date back to 1840, marking a period of significant Buddhist temple construction during Thailand's cultural expansion in the nineteenth century.

The temple walls display detailed murals depicting Buddhist teachings and traditional Thai religious stories, preserving the artistic heritage of the region.

Visitors can reach the temple grounds via local buses or boat services along the Chao Phraya River, with entrance remaining free throughout the year.

The temple complex includes corridors with three symbolic doors, including entrances shaped like dragon and tiger mouths, leading to chambers filled with Buddha statues.

Location: Khuha Sawan

Inception: 1840

GPS coordinates: 13.72799,100.45969

Latest update: March 3, 2025 00:16