Wat Sawettachat Worawihan

The temple features two identical main buildings with parallel structures, the Ubosot and Viharn, distinguished by Bai Sema stone markers around the Ubosot.

Established during the Ayutthaya period, the temple underwent complete restoration under King Rama III's reign in the early nineteenth century, incorporating Chinese architectural elements.

The temple maintains active prayer sessions throughout the day, with worshippers gathering to pay respects to various Buddha statues, including the smiling Luang Po Bot Bon.

Located at coordinates N 13°42'52 E100°30'17 on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River, the temple remains open for visitors with specific dress code requirements.

The temple houses a twenty-meter-long reclining Buddha statue with multicolored features that reflect its age and numerous restorations through time.

Location: Bang Lamphu Lang

GPS coordinates: 13.71389,100.50556

Latest update: March 10, 2025 07:39