About Central Mosque of Narathiwat
The Central Mosque of Narathiwat is the provincial central mosque located in Bang Nak Subdistrict, Mueang Narathiwat District, Narathiwat town, southern Thailand. Built in the early 1980s in Arab-influenced style with a prominent central dome and minaret, it serves as the main place of worship for the province's Muslim community. Situated near the Bang Nara River on Pichit Bamrung Road, it is noted for its white facade, spacious courtyard and role as a landmark for visitors.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a large white mosque with a central dome, single prominent minaret, arched windows and an open courtyard. The building is set on Pichit Bamrung Road near the Bang Nara River in central Narathiwat town. The exterior and courtyard are accessible for viewing and photography, while the interior prayer hall is accessible to Muslims and may be viewed respectfully by non-Muslim visitors outside prayer times with appropriate dress and permission.
Key highlights
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Provincial central mosque of Narathiwat Province
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Arab-influenced architecture with white dome and tall minaret
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Spacious courtyard and arched colonnades
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Location near Bang Nara River in central Narathiwat town
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Important landmark for the local Muslim community