“Discover the wonder of the Maha Chakraphat Cave, featuring a large seven-headed Naga sculpture surrounding a magic crystal ball amidst spectacular light decorations.”

Luang Phi Saem Temple is located in Phanat Nikhom District , Chon Buri Province . It is a famous temple that attracts many tourists. Inside the temple grounds, the area is well-organized, clean, and spacious. The structures were built with great craftsmanship, reflecting deep faith in Buddhism. This place is not only for religious ceremonies but also serves as an important center for art and culture within the community.

The most important highlight of the temple is the Maha Chakraphat Cave, which is a large artificial cave located inside the temple. When you walk inside, you will find a realistic simulation of the underwater world. Inside, the Maha Chakraphat Buddha is enshrined as the main image. There are sculptures of various Naga families created with delicate and beautiful details. The colored lights inside the cave create an atmosphere that is both mystical and peaceful at the same time.

The belief in the Naga (great serpents) has been a part of Thai society for a long time. At this temple, you will see a seven-headed Naga spreading its hood to protect a magic crystal. Tourists and believers often walk in a procession around the Buddha image or practice meditation inside the cave to pray for work, finance, and good fortune. Besides the beauty, the sound of the artificial waterfall and the cool air inside the cave help visitors feel relaxed from their exhaustion.

Beyond the Naga cave, the exterior area features a majestic ordination hall and other sacred statues to worship. The surrounding area is filled with trees and green spaces, making the temple well-ventilated and shady all day. There are water service points and clean toilets provided for all visitors. This makes visiting the temple a good relaxation spot for everyone in the family, whether children or the elderly.

For those who love photography, Wat Luang Phi Saem is a perfect place. There are many beautiful spots to choose from, including Thai architecture and rare sculptures. The lights inside the cave help your photos look powerful and more interesting. If you are looking for a travel destination that combines peace, belief, and beauty, this temple is an answer you should not miss when traveling


How to Get There
  • Private Car: Drive along Highway 331 (Phanom Sarakham-Sattahip route). The temple is located next to the main road in Phanat Nikhom District with large, clear signs.

  • Public Van: Take a van that passes through Highway 331, such as the Bangkok-Bo Thong or Chon Buri-Phanat Nikhom lines, and ask the driver to stop in front of the temple.


Travel Tips
  • Best Time to Visit: It is recommended to arrive in the morning (08:00 - 10:00 AM) to avoid the heat and large crowds on holidays.

  • Dress Code: Please wear polite clothing that covers shoulders and knees to show respect to the sacred site.

  • Equipment: Prepare a power bank for your mobile phone, as you may easily run out of battery from taking many photos and videos.

  • Local Food: In front of the temple, there are shops selling OTOP products and local Thai desserts from Phanat Nikhom that you should not miss.


Admission Fee:

  • Free of charge

Opening Hours:

  • Daily: 08:00 AM – 05:00 PM

Luang Phi Saem Temple

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Highway 331 Nong Prue Subdistrict, Phanat Nikhom District , Chon Buri Map

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