Pak Nam Laem Sing Temple boasts a long history and holds significant spiritual importance for the people of Laem Sing District, especially the fishermen residing near the Chanthaburi River estuary. The temple is beautifully situated where the river meets the sea, providing a serene environment and serving as the central location for religious activities and local traditions since ancient times.

The temple enshrines a revered and ancient Buddha image in the Maravijaya (Subduing Mara) posture, which commands great devotion. The ordination hall (ubosot) of Wat Pak Nam Laem Sing has well-preserved traditional architecture, which is simple yet valuable. It stands as an excellent example of a riverside community temple that has firmly maintained its unique identity and traditional customs.

A visit to Wat Pak Nam Laem Sing is not just an opportunity to make merit but also to learn about the history and culture of the Chanthaburi people living by the estuary. You are warmly invited to pay respects to the sacred objects and admire the simple beauty of this temple.

• Private Car: Drive along the route towards Laem Sing District. Upon reaching the estuary area, look for signs directing you to Wat Pak Nam Laem Sing.

• Local Transport: You can take a Songthaew (local shared taxi) from Chanthaburi city center heading towards Laem Sing and ask the driver to drop you off at Wat Pak Nam.

• Best Time to Visit: It’s recommended to visit in the early morning or late afternoon to avoid the harsh sunlight and enjoy the peaceful riverside atmosphere of the temple.

• Dress Code: Wear modest and appropriate clothing when visiting the temple, as it is a sacred place.

• Local Food: The surrounding area is a fishing community, so you may find fresh seafood at local markets

Admission Fee:

• No admission fee

Opening Hours:

• Open daily for visits  08:00 AM - 05:00 PM.