Koh Kred

Wat Ku

Wat Ku is the place where the royal barge of Queen Sunanda Kumari Ratana, the consort of King Rama V, was involved in a tragic boat accident that led to her death. The temple is a Mon-style temple featuring a large reclining Buddha image.

Wat Bo Pak Kret

Wat Bo, Pak Kret, is a temple featuring a beautifully small ordination hall that remains in its original, well-preserved condition. The gable is intricately carved in wood, depicting deities riding a royal chariot surrounded by detailed wooden patterns.

Wat Paramaiyikawat

The ordination hall features mural paintings in a contemporary Thai style, with doors and windows decorated with intricate stucco patterns painted in color. The surrounding boundary wall is adorned with beautifully detailed ornamental designs.

Wat Chonprathan Rangsarit

Wat Chonprathan Rangsarit is a modern temple with beautiful architectural design. The temple grounds are spacious and shady, surrounded by a variety of trees planted throughout the area, creating a peaceful and natural atmosphere.

Wat Chimpli Sutthawat

Boat-shaped ordination hall in late Ayutthaya style, featuring a twelve-sided indented chedi, mandala-style gateways, and rare beautifully preserved ancient Chinese guardian statues.

Ko Kret Pottery Village

Distinctive hand-carved patterns without painting, Mon-style water jars as a symbol of Nonthaburi, with live demonstrations and hands-on pottery making experiences.

Wat Phai Lom

Built in the late Ayutthaya period, the temple features a beautifully crafted ordination hall. The gable is decorated with intricate floral wood carvings, while the supporting brackets (khan thua) and capital moldings are finely detailed and elegant. The Mon people refer to this temple as “Phya To” (Peahto)

Wat Sao Thong Thong

Wat Sao Thong Thong, admire Ayutthaya-era art on Koh Kret, home to the tallest pagoda in Pak Kret District.

Mon Folk Cultural Center

The Mon Folk Cultural Center showcases traditional Mon-style pottery vessels in various forms and is located on Ko Kret Island, Nonthaburi Province.

Wat Saeng Siritham

Wat Saeng Siritham is home to a stucco Buddha image in the Mara Victory posture, as well as “Luang Pho Dam,” a sacred Ayutthaya-period bronze Buddha image also depicted in the Mara Victory posture.

IMPACT Arena Muang Thong Thani

International-standard arena with capacity for over 12,000 people, a major hub for concerts, expos, and large-scale events with convenient access.

Wat Chomphuwek

Mural painting of Phra Mae Thorani in the old ordination hall, windowless Maha Utos-style ubosot, Mon-style Hongsawadi chedi, and mixed architecture of Thai–Mon–Chinese–Burmese–Western influences.

Wat Khemaphirataram Ratchaworawihan

Admire the white riverside pagoda along the Chao Phraya River, an Ayutthaya-period Buddha image, the Moolmanee Mansion, and the historic Red Pavilion with its ancient architectural style.

Wat Chalerm Prakiat Worawihan

An ancient temple that was once the residence of King Rama III, featuring a harmonious blend of Thai–Chinese architectural decoration.

Wat Bua Khwan

“Royal temple with a beautifully decorated ordination hall, spacious and shady grounds, and one of the important temples of Nonthaburi.”

Wat Chotikaram

A viharn in the “song-rong” style with a curved base like a Chinese junk, beautiful Ten Jataka mural paintings, and Luang Pho Sukhothai, the revered principal Buddha image of the community.

Wat Prasat

A “maha-ut” ordination hall shaped like a Chinese junk, with no windows, housing Luang Pho Yai and Ayutthaya-period Ten Jataka mural paintings.

Nonthaburi Clock Tower

Tha Nam Non landmark, the roundabout in front of Tha Nam Non, a symbol and central meeting point for commerce and trade among the people of Nonthaburi.

Chaloem Kanchanaphisek Park

A large public park along the Chao Phraya River featuring beautifully preserved traditional teak Thai houses and serving as a nursery and conservation area for various aquatic plants.

Maha Chesadabodindranusorn Bridge

The bridge stands out with its golden cables, beautifully illuminated at night, while the area beneath it features a public park ideal for relaxing, exercising, and enjoying views of the Chao Phraya River.

Nonthaburi Province Museum

A museum that tells the story of Nonthaburi Province, preserving it for future generations as a place of learning and an eco-cultural tourism destination.

Nonthaburi City Pillar Shrine

Located in the heart of the civic center, easily accessible by MRT, housing the original city pillar and Phra Siam Thewathiraj.

Wat Prang Luang

Visit Nonthaburi and don’t miss Wat Prang Luang, home to a magnificent ancient prang over 600 years old.

Wat Amphawan

The scripture hall on water is one of the most well-preserved examples of Thai architecture. It is an elevated wooden structure with high stilts, consisting of two rooms.

Wat Rat Prakong Tham

A 32-meter-long reclining Buddha, unique Three Chedis atop the viharn roof, and a peaceful Khlong Om Non riverside setting—perfect for merit-making and relaxation.

Wat Boromracha Kanchanaphisek Anusorn

Wat Leng Nei Yi 2 was built in honor of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great on the occasion of the Golden Jubilee Celebrations of His Accession to the Throne on 9 June 1996.

Wat Daeng Pracha Rat

Pay respects to Luang Pho To, an Ayutthaya-style Buddha image, admire the beautiful ubosot, and enjoy the peaceful canal-side atmosphere—ideal for merit-making and relaxation.

CentralWestVille

Shop close to nature in a semi-outdoor mall, pet-friendly, featuring a rooftop SkyRun track and a full range of premium dining options.

Sai Noi Floating Market

A canal-side market in Sai Noi District selling fresh food, savory and sweet dishes, vegetables, and fruits at affordable prices.