Pom Raman Temple is a temple of long-standing historical and spiritual significance, with its name recorded in chronicles dating back to the reign of King Naresuan the Great. Originally, this area was the site of a fortress built by the Ramanya (Mon) people, which played a crucial role in protecting Ayutthaya from the northeastern direction. This reflects the close relationship between the Thai and Mon communities in the past, particularly in terms of military cooperation, settlement, and shared cultural heritage.

Although time has passed and only parts of the ancient fortifications remain, the temple grounds still retain a strong sense of sacredness and spiritual power. These qualities have been passed down to the present day through sacred objects, local beliefs, and the spiritual influence of successive abbots, making Wat Pom Ramany not only a religious site but also a center of faith and hope for many visitors.

The temple is widely known for its reputation in matters of charm, good fortune, and prosperity. Important sacred figures such as Por Pu Yi Kor Hong and Chuchok Mahalarp are revered by devotees who come to pray for luck, success in business, career advancement, and smooth negotiations. It is believed that worshipping these figures can help open new opportunities and enhance one’s destiny toward success.

Within the temple grounds stands a new ordination hall, beautifully designed in a simple yet elegant style. It serves as a venue for important Buddhist ceremonies and has long been a spiritual and social center for the local community. The surrounding atmosphere is peaceful and shaded, yet filled with vibrant faith. On weekends and auspicious days, large numbers of devotees visit the temple to pay their respects.

Another distinctive feature of Pom Raman Temple is the presence of Phra Ajarn Daeng (Phra Khru Kasem Chanthawimon), who is well known for applying sacred gold leaf inscriptions on the face and writing yantra tattoos to enhance good fortune, charisma, and confidence in life. Despite the large number of visitors, the temple is well organized, allowing worshippers to feel calm, comforted, and spiritually uplifted during their visit.

Pom Raman Temple has thus become an important destination for spiritual seekers, business people, and travelers interested in Thai–Mon beliefs and history. The area surrounding the temple still reflects the traditional lifestyle of canal-side communities, enriching the visit with both spiritual fulfillment and cultural insight.

Visitors are warmly invited to experience Pom Raman Temple, to receive blessings, encounter living legends of faith, and discover a source of inner strength that may help guide their lives forward with confidence and renewed hope.

Private Car:

• From the Asian Highway, enter Ayutthaya and head towards the Wat Maheyong-Wat Kudi Dao route, then follow signs to Suan Phrik. The temple is located slightly off the main road.

Frog-headed Tuk-Tuk:

• Can be chartered from the train station or market. Ask for Wat Pom Raman. It's recommended to keep the driver's number for a return trip.

Rental Motorbike:

• The road is paved and easy to navigate, though using a navigation app is recommended for the smaller turns leading to the temple.

Best Time to Visit:

• To meet Phra Ajarn Dang for rituals, arrive early (07:00 – 08:30 AM) as the queues can be very long.

Preparation:

• For specific offerings, black coffee is traditional for Er Ge Feng, and assorted fruits are common for general offerings.

Photography:

• The statues of Chuchok and Er Ge Feng are photogenic, but please remain respectful of those praying.

Local Culture:

• During major Buddhist festivals, you may see rare Mon-style merit-making ceremonies.

Planning:

• Located in the same zone as Wat Maheyong and Wat Kudi Dao, it's perfect for a combined spiritual and historical tour.

Admission Fee

• Thai Visitors: Free

• Foreign Visitors: Free

Opening Hours

• Open daily from 08:00 – 17:00