Wat Kriangkrai Klang offers a peek into past centuries with a Sukhothai-style bronze Buddha image in the Man Wichai posture and a religious hall over 150 years old, still in its original state. Buddhist murals and the replica of the Lord Buddha’s footprint are not the only other attractions-the grounds of the temple hosts many mischievous monkeys, and a crocodile farm can also be found here. To get there, take the NakhonSawan-Chum Saeng road (Highway No. 225) for around 10 kilometres. Turn left at the sign for the temple for approximately two kilometers before reaching the location. Alternatively, you can charter a boat from Chao Phraya Pier, going along the Nan River and disembarking at Wat Kriangkrai Klang Pier. the foot of Dechatiwong Bridge and turn left into the temple.
Visitor Information
- Entry Fee: Free (Thai nationals: Free)
Getting There
Wat Kriangkrai Klang is located at Mueang Nakhon Sawan, Nakhon Sawan. View on Google Maps.
Tips for Visitors
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Dress modestly — cover shoulders and knees. Sarongs may be available at the entrance.
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Remove your shoes before entering any building.
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Keep your voice low and your head below any Buddha images when seated.
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Avoid pointing your feet at Buddha images or monks.
