Wat Bot Phloi Waen is an old royal temple located in Bang Ka Cha Subdistrict, Mueang District, Chanthaburi Province. There is historical evidence suggesting that it was founded from the end of the Ayutthaya period to the beginning of Rattanakosin, making it a place full of stories and memories of local communities for a long time. This temple is not only religious but also.  The temple's temple's temple is elegant in ancient Thai architecture and is still well maintained, reflecting the local people's deep faith and commitment to Buddhism.

The name Phloi Waen of the temple is interesting and may be linked to local wisdom or Ploy mining, which was an important characteristic of Chanthaburi Province in the past. Inside the temple, there is a shady and quiet area suitable for merit-making, monks and mind-relief practices. Visitors can experience the atmosphere of simplicity and faith that are still firmly inherited.  In addition, the temple exhibits some relics that reflect the history of the temple and its community, making it another important place for historical and artistic learning in the province.

• Private Car: Drive along Sukhumvit Road. Upon entering Chanthaburi city, head towards Bang Kacha Sub-district. The temple is not far from the main road; a navigation map can be used.

• Local Transportation: You can use a songthaew (local minibus) or a motorcycle taxi service from Chanthaburi city center. Inform the driver you are going to Wat Bot Phloi Waen, Bang Kacha.

• Best Time to Visit: Can be visited all year round, but the morning and evening hours offer particularly pleasant weather.
• Attire: You should wear polite and respectful clothing suitable for visiting a religious site.

• Local Cuisine: In the vicinity of Bang Kacha Sub-district, there are restaurants serving popular noodles and well-known local Chanthaburi dishes.

Admission Fee:

• no admission fee.

Opening Hours:

• Open Daily: Approximately 06:00 AM - 06:00 PM