Kradang-nga Buppharam Temple is an ancient temple believed to have been established in the late Ayutthaya period. Located in Mueang Sing Buri District, the temple brings together valuable artistic heritage and a long-standing historical legacy. One of its most prominent highlights for visitors and Buddhist devotees is the twelve-cornered recessed chedi, which features an elegant height_ and form characteristic of traditional Buddhist art. The chedi remains well preserved and stands as a symbol of faith passed down through generations.

Inside the old wihan is enshrined Luang Pho Khao, a stucco Buddha image in the subduing Mara posture, noted for its graceful appearance and revered spiritual presence. The temple also houses an old ordination hall with a boat-shaped base, a distinctive architectural feature of the late Ayutthaya period. In addition, there are gilt-lacquered scripture cabinets that demonstrate the refined craftsmanship of traditional artisans, works that are rarely seen today.

The surroundings of the temple are shaded and peaceful, making it an ideal place for those seeking to escape daily bustle to meditate or quietly explore historical structures. The cool shade of large trees throughout the temple grounds helps cultivate a calm state of mind, allowing visitors to fully appreciate the artistic beauty present around them. A visit here offers both historical insight and a deep sense of inner fulfillment.

For photographers and artists, the temple can be seen as a treasure trove of visual composition. The lines of the ancient chedi combined with sunlight filtering through the trees onto the old wihan create an atmosphere that feels both sacred and powerful. Furthermore, the weathered stucco details, shaped by the passage of time, subtly convey the profound Buddhist concept of impermanence.

Visitors are warmly invited to journey back in time to experience the splendor of Buddhist art and to pay respects to Luang Pho Khao at Kradang-nga Buppharam Temple, seeking auspiciousness and peace of mind in life.

Private Car:

• From Sing Buri city center, take the route leading toward Bang Krabue sub-district. Follow the signs to the temple, which is located just a short drive from the town.

Public Transport:

• Tuk-tuks or motorcycle taxis are readily available from the Sing Buri Bus Terminal for a convenient trip to the temple.

Best Time to Visit:

• It is recommended to visit in the morning (08:00 - 10:00 AM) to enjoy cooler temperatures and beautiful natural light for sightseeing.

Exploration:

• Please walk around the pagodas carefully to avoid damaging the ancient structures and refrain from climbing on the pagoda bases.

Preparation:

• As it is a quiet temple, it is recommended to bring your own drinking water and sun protection such as umbrellas or hats.

Nearby Activities:

• After visiting the temple, you can easily travel to nearby historical sites or enjoy local food at the Sing Buri town market.

Admission Fee

• Local visitors: Adult Free, Child Free

• Foreign visitors: Adult Free, Child Free

Opening Hours

• Daily: 08:30 – 16:30