The Phra Wo–Phra Ta Shrine is located within the grounds of Sanam Naresuan. It is a revered religious site for the people of Nong Bua Lamphu and has strong ties to local history, particularly the stories of Phra Wo and Phra Ta, who were significant figures in the past believed to have sacred powers protecting the community. The shrine has thus become a center of local devotion and serves as a venue for important traditional ceremonies.

Inside the shrine, statues of Phra Wo and Phra Ta stand proudly. The surrounding area includes public gardens and spaces for activities, allowing visitors to pay respects and learn about Thai history. Every year, remembrance events and worship ceremonies are held to honor Phra Wo and Phra Ta, including cultural activities. This makes the shrine both a site of faith and a key center for learning about the province’s history.

The surrounding atmosphere is calm and shaded, ideal for those wishing to worship, make merit, or study local culture. It is also a historical tourist attraction where visitors can learn about community beliefs. The shrine is easily accessible by private car from Nong Bua Lamphu city within just a few minutes.

• By private car: From Nong Bua Lamphu city center, take the main route to Sanam Naresuan. The shrine is easily accessible.

• By bus: Take a bus to Nong Bua Lamphu city center, then use a local songthaew or motorbike taxi to reach the shrine.

• Dress respectfully when visiting

• Wear comfortable walking shoes

• Bring water and a hat on sunny days

• Pay attention to signs and information to learn about history

• Maintain quiet and respect the sacred space

Admission Fee

• Free

Opening Hours

• Daily 06:00 – 18:00