Wat Phra Ngam

The temple grounds contain an octagonal-based stupa with a bell shape and an Ubosot, positioned along a north-south axis near Sa Bua canal.

The temple complex, established before the fall of Ayutthaya Kingdom in 1767, represents architectural styles from Thailand's most influential historical period.

The entrance gate, entwined with two strangler fig trees, symbolizes the Buddhist concept of impermanence through its natural integration with the environment.

Located at coordinates 14°22'16"N and 100°33'19"E, the site welcomes visitors interested in examining archaeological remains of ancient Thai architecture.

During sunset, sunlight aligns perfectly through the temple's entrance gate and stupa, creating natural illumination patterns across the archaeological site.

Location: Khlong Sa Bua

GPS coordinates: 14.37107,100.55546

Latest update: March 2, 2025 22:42