Phrabat Si Roi (Four Buddha Footprints) in Nakhon Nayok Province is an important historical and spiritual site. It is based on the belief that the four superimposed footprints belong to the Four Buddhas who have appeared in this current auspicious Kalpa, namely Phra Kakusantho, Phra Konagamano, Phra Kassapo, and Phra Samanakodom (the current Buddha). These footprints were discovered, and subsequently, a beautiful Mondop (a square pavilion with four porticos) was constructed over them on the open rock platform to serve as a place of worship and protection. The Mondop features graceful traditional Thai architecture, seamlessly blending belief and devotion. Visitors must ascend the Naga staircase to reach the site, which is itself another beautiful and interesting feature. The surrounding atmosphere is profoundly peaceful, making it suitable for meditation and Dhamma practice.

In addition to venerating the Buddha footprints, the temple grounds and the area around the Mondop offer splendid views, overlooking the panorama of Nakhon Nayok Province and the surrounding hills. The design of the temple and its landscape reflect the deep faith of its founders and caretakers. The large pagodas and statues of the Buddha, as well as the murals inside the Mondop, are all Buddhist artworks worthy of study and admiration. Buddhist devotees often travel here to seek blessings, make wishes, and perform merit-making, thereby preserving the ancient traditions and beliefs of Thailand.

• Private Car: From Nakhon Nayok town, take the route towards Ban Na District or ask for directions directly to Wat Phrabat Si Roi. Signposts are visible along the way.

• Public Transport: You can take a public bus to Nakhon Nayok town. From there, you will need to take a local motorcycle taxi or car taxi to the temple.

• Best Time to Visit: The site is accessible all year, but it is best to avoid the midday heat during the summer season.

• What to Bring: Please wear polite and modest attire when entering the temple grounds (avoid shorts above the knee and sleeveless shirts) and bring an umbrella or hat for sun protection.

• Photography/Sightseeing: Photography is permitted outside the Mondop and the surrounding scenery, but please be mindful of proper etiquette when taking photos within the sacred area.

Admission Fee:

• No Admission Fee

Opening Hours:

• Open Daily: 08:00 AM - 05:00 PM