Wat Kluai

Wat Kluai stands on the east bank of the Pa Sak River, featuring an ordination hall with two elevated porches supported by four columns each.

In December 1766, Luang Saraseni and his military forces established a strategic camp at Wat Kluai during operations against advancing Burmese troops.

The temple's ordination hall follows traditional Late Ayutthaya architecture, with a two-tiered roof and three rectangular windows on both northern and southern walls.

Visitors can reach the temple by following road No 3477, which runs parallel to the railway tracks south of the Pridi Phanomyong Bridge.

The temple grounds include a kamphaeng kaeo, a distinctive inner wall that creates a boundary between the monastic area and the outside world.

Location: Kamang

GPS coordinates: 14.34972,100.58194

Latest update: April 7, 2025 02:05