In Sanchao Rongthong Subdistrict (within Sanchao Rongthong Market), the Temple emerges as a sanctuary of spiritual solace. At its heart lies the Buraphachan Pavilion, a former monks’ dwelling with a hipped roof (Panya), once lived by Luang Pho Num and Luang Pho Chom, the former abbots. Among them, Luang Pho Num, a paragon of enlightenment and compassion, stands as a sign of wisdom and benevolence, his tenure marked by the devout stewardship of temple and community alike. Today, pilgrims from far and wide converge upon Wat Nang Nai Thammikaram, with soft drinks as offerings. Annually, during the Chinese New Year, the temple resounds with joyful festivities, as devotees flock to adorn the venerable statue of Luang Pho Num with glistening offerings of golden leaf, a ritual steeped in timeless tradition and boundless faith.
Visitor Information
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Entry Fee: Free (Thai nationals: Free)
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Opening Hours: Daily 07:00-17:00
Getting There
Wat Nang Nai Thammikaram is located at Wiset Chai Chan, Ang Thong. 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.
