6 places to discover
Tham Ruesi Khao Ngu is a limestone cave shrine within Khao Ngu Stone Park in Ko Plap, Mueang Ratchaburi, Ratchaburi Province. It is notable for its ancient Buddha images and hermit (Ruesi) statue housed inside the cave, associated with the Dvaravati period. Set among scenic karst hills and a former quarry lake, the site combines natural cave features with religious and archaeological interest.
Wat Ban Chian is a Theravada Buddhist temple located in Ban Chian Subdistrict, Hankha District, Chai Nat Province, central Thailand. It serves as the principal religious center for the local Ban Chian community. The temple compound includes traditional structures such as the ubosot, viharn and Buddha images typical of central Thai wats. As an active village temple, it hosts daily merit-making, religious ceremonies and annual Buddhist festivals, reflecting local religious practice and rural temple architecture.
Wat Mahachai Phra Aram Luang is a second-class royal Theravada Buddhist temple in Talat Subdistrict, Mueang Maha Sarakham District, Maha Sarakham city, northeastern Thailand. Founded in 1865 alongside the establishment of Maha Sarakham town by Thao Mahachai, it serves as the principal temple of the province. The temple is notable for its central ubosot, revered Buddha images, and role as a center for religious ceremonies and provincial cultural events.
Wat Muang Chum is a Buddhist community temple located in Choeng Klat Subdistrict, Bang Rachan District, Sing Buri Province in central Thailand. Situated in the agricultural plains of the Chao Phraya basin, it serves as a local religious center for merit-making and ceremonies. The temple features traditional Thai Buddhist architecture including an ubosot, viharn and Buddha images, reflecting the cultural heritage of the historic Bang Rachan area.
Wat Phai Lom is a Buddhist temple located on the eastern bank of the Chao Phraya River in Ban Ngio Subdistrict, Sam Khok District, Pathum Thani Province. Built by the local Mon community during the late Ayutthaya to early Rattanakosin period, it is a temple of the Mahanikaya sect. The temple is notable for its riverside setting, traditional Mon-influenced architecture, and its role as a religious and community center for Sam Khok.
Wat Thammikawat is a Buddhist temple located in Sankhaburi District, Chai Nat Province, central Thailand. Situated in the Phraek Si Racha area, it serves as a local religious center for the surrounding community. The temple features traditional Thai Buddhist architecture with an ordination hall, Buddha images, and temple grounds used for religious ceremonies and merit-making. It is a quiet, community-focused wat reflecting the cultural heritage of the Sankhaburi area.