Wat Mangkon Bubpharam, also known to the villagers as Long Huayi Temple, is one of the important Chinese temples in Thailand and is a branch temple of Wat Mangkon Kalawas (Wat Long Neiyi), Bangkok. It was built in B.E.1977, with a large area and a beautifully constructed Senasana building according to the pattern of the southern Chinese temple. It is a place that shows respect for Mahayana Buddhism and is the residence of Chinese monks.

The temple's specialty is its architecture that combines the elegance of Chinese art with the details of Thai art. Especially, the temple and chedi are decorated with beautiful Chinese dragon, swan and sculpture. The buildings in the temple are elegant and colorful, including red, gold and yellow, which are auspicious according to Chinese beliefs.

The visit to Wat Mangkorn Bupparam offers a quiet and full of faith. The temple's atmosphere is pleasant and orderly, making it ideal for merit-making, sacred things and practices. During important Chinese festivals such as Chinese New Year and Kin Jae, the temple will be crowded with people who pay homage and participate in ceremonies.  And you'll see more beautiful decorations.

• Private car: Travel along Sukhumvit Road from Chanthaburi town towards Tha Mai District. The temple will be located beside Highway 3 at kilometre 307.

• Public transport: You can take a bus from Chanthaburi Bus Terminal to Tha Mai District or a route passing by the temple, then get off directly in front of the temple.

• Best Time for Blessings: Visit during January-February (around Chinese New Year) to witness the most beautiful display of red lanterns and decorations, or in October (Vegetarian Festival) to experience the sacred atmosphere and interesting rituals.

• Dress code: Dress neatly and respectfully, avoiding sleeveless tops, shorts, or skirts that are too short, to show respect for the place

• Etiquette: There are several spots for worshipping Chinese deities within the temple. You should follow the order of worship as indicated on signs or ask staff to ensure your prayers are done correctly.

Admission Fee:

• No Admission Fee

Opening Hours:

• Open daily from 08:00 AM to 05:00 PM