Wat Bang Chalong Nai

The temple complex stands on a square island surrounded by canals, with traditional Thai architecture showcasing ornate decorations and multiple Buddha statues.

Founded during the late Ayutthaya period around 1758, the temple was initially named Wat Koh Kaew Sawang Arom before receiving its current designation.

The temple houses two principal Buddha images in meditation posture inside its old ordination hall, along with revered Luang Pho Phet and Luang Pho Samrit statues.

Located near the Bang Na-Trad Road at kilometer 16, the temple grounds cover 42 rai of land and provide ample parking for both cars and tour buses.

The temple stands on land bordered by four canals, creating a natural moat system that reflects traditional Thai architectural planning methods.

Location: Bang Chalong

GPS coordinates: 13.61333,100.74000

Latest update: March 18, 2025 10:25