“Experience the Buddhist way of life along the Prawet Buri Rom Canal, featuring the revered Chiang Saen-style Luang Pho Phet statue and one of the area's largest riverside sanctuaries for releasing fish.”
How to Get There
Private Car:
- Travel via On Nut-Lat Krabang Road; the temple is located on the main road at the entrance of Soi Lat Krabang 1 with ample parking.
Public Bus:
- Routes 1013 (Phra Khanong-Hua Takhe), Route 11, and various local song-thaews passing through Lat Krabang Road.
Airport Rail Link:
- Get off at Lat Krabang Station, then take a short taxi or song-thaew ride to the temple.
Travel Tips
Best Visiting Seasons:
- Recommended year-round; visit in the early morning for cool breezes or late morning on weekends for the market (January - December).
Footwear & Equipment:
- Wear respectful, breathable clothing; the riverside area can be sunny during the day while releasing fish.
Photography:
- The ordination hall is stunning in the morning light, while the pier is perfect for lifestyle and nature shots in the evening.
Food & Local Culture:
- Don't miss the traditional Thai desserts and local street food at the temple market—a true highlight of the neighborhood.
Travel Planning:
- If you plan to release fish, vendors at the temple pier provide various types of fish for convenience.
Admission Fee
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Thai Visitors: Free
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Foreign Visitors: Free
Opening Hours
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Daily: 08:00 – 17:00
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Weekend markets are most active from morning until around 13:00.