Wat Sa Rot

The temple features traditional Thai architectural elements with detailed religious motifs and ornate decorations throughout its main structures and prayer halls.

Constructed during the late Ayutthaya period around 1767, Wat Sa Rot emerged as a spiritual center when many temples appeared across Bangkok.

The temple maintains a schedule of Buddhist ceremonies where monks perform rituals, lead prayers, and provide guidance to community members.

Visitors need to wear modest clothing covering shoulders and knees, and the temple welcomes guests from sunrise to sunset each day.

Located in an area once filled with areca palm farms, the temple preserves architectural elements from the period when Thonburi served as Thailand's capital.

Location: Rat Burana

GPS coordinates: 13.67139,100.50306

Latest update: March 7, 2025 07:11