Khlong Khom Temple is a highly significant religious site in terms of history, culture, and spiritual value. It is located in Sam Chuk District, Suphan Buri Province. The temple is widely known for its close association with Luang Pu Suk of Wat Pak Khlong Makham Thao, a revered monk renowned for his sacred knowledge, compassion, and spiritual power. Luang Pu Suk once stayed at Khlong Khom Temple and participated in the creation of Buddha images and various types of amulets. The proceeds from these sacred objects were used to construct the old ordination hall, which served as the spiritual center of the community during that period.

As a result, Khlong Khom Temple has become an important destination for amulet collectors, scholars of Luang Pu Suk’s lineage, and devotees who have deep faith in the revered monk’s spiritual merit. The temple is not only a source of valuable sacred objects but also a historical landmark that reflects the important role of monks in community development and the preservation of Buddhism in the past.

The most distinctive feature of Khlong Khom Temple is its old ordination hall, which still preserves the classic charm of traditional Thai architecture in a simple yet graceful form. Inside the hall enshrines the principal Buddha image, radiating compassion and serenity, offering peace of mind to those who come to pay their respects. In addition, there are metal and clay Buddha images created during the same era, regarded as precious religious and cultural heritage. These sacred objects reflect the strong faith and cooperation between monks and local villagers in sustaining Buddhism for future generations.

The surrounding atmosphere of Khlong Khom Temple is characterized by the peaceful and simple lifestyle of the canal-side community, filled with the unique charm of rural Thailand. It is an ideal place for making merit, worshipping, and calming the mind. Visitors can enjoy the cool breeze flowing from the water and admire the scenic view of Khlong Khom Canal, from which the temple takes its name. Popular activities include strolling through the well-maintained temple grounds and paying respect to the statue of Luang Pu Suk for good fortune and spiritual comfort.

For those interested in cultural and artistic photography, Khlong Khom Temple offers beautiful angles of old wooden buildings, the ancient ordination hall, and architectural elements that remain largely unaltered. The overall atmosphere feels as if one is stepping back in time to an earlier era. History enthusiasts and families often visit Wat Khlong Khom before continuing their journey to the Sam Chuk Hundred-Year Market nearby, enjoying a well-rounded travel experience that combines spirituality, culture, and local way of life.

Khlong Khom Temple is therefore not merely a place for religious practice, but a space of memory, faith, and cultural roots for the people of Suphan Buri. It deeply reflects the connection between religion, community, and history. Visitors are warmly invited to experience the spiritual energy and appreciate the beauty of traditional local temple art at Khlong Khom Temple.

Private Car:

• From Suphan Buri city center, take Highway 340 towards Sam Chuk, then turn left onto Highway 3365 and follow the signs to the temple.

Public Transport:

• Take a Bangkok-Sam Chuk van, get off at Sam Chuk Market, and then take a local taxi or motorcycle taxi to the temple.

Best Visiting Season:

• Can be visited year-round, especially in the morning or late afternoon when the weather is not too hot.

Attire:

• Please dress politely to respect the sacred site and wear shoes that are easy to slip on and off.

Photography:

• The old ordination hall is a stunning photo spot, but please remain quiet and respectful while taking pictures.

Food & Culture:

• Don't miss the chance to taste local food and buy souvenirs at the Sam Chuk 100-Year Market, located just a few kilometers away.

Admission Fee

• Local and Foreign visitors: Free entry

Opening Hours

• Daily: 08:00 – 17:00