Wat Chana Songkhram Ratchaworamahawihan

Very nice and beautiful temple, maybe it is not so popular in Bangkok like Wat Arun, Wat Pak Nam Phasi, Wat Suthat and others, but it has its own charm, beauty and it is just so good being here. I visited it in June 2025, in the afternoon, after 4 pm, and there were almost no people. I also was lucky to hear the pray of monks🙏 It is just a calm beautiful place to stop and think about all, about yourself and your life, about the world in global, and then to thank God for all you have, and to pray... at least, this is what I do usually when I visit temples. I recommend to visit it if you're nearby. The dress code is the same as other Buddhist temples in Thailand.

Wat Chana Songkhram is a peaceful gem in the heart of Bangkok, and visiting it was truly a beautiful experience. We spent some quiet time sitting and meditating in the serene temple grounds, soaking in the calm and spiritual energy of the place. One of the most special moments for us was offering a small gift to a monk and sharing that we were recently married. In return, the monk kindly chanted blessings for our future together and tied a white sacred thread around our wrists, a meaningful and memorable gesture we’ll always treasure. The entire experience felt very personal, warm, and uplifting. It’s not just a place to visit, it’s a place to feel, reflect, and connect. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a deeper cultural and spiritual experience in Bangkok.

Visited in June 2025. It is just opposite of Khao San Road. It is open for visitors/travelers and admission fee is not required. There some nice traditional architectures here.

I don’t think this is one of the well-known temples, but it’s located very close to Khao San Road. It’s our first time visiting a Buddhist temple.

Free entrance, need to dress respectfully. Many buddha statues inside, beautiful decoration and the windows are wonderful

A unique temple in khao san bangkok, with great scenery, near soi rambuttri and rambuttri village hotel

An ancient temple definitely worth visiting, name loosely translated - winner of war. Suitable for making wish for #1 Lawyer after clinching their new case. #2 Student entry exam. #3 work and career.

This is a hidden gem that you should not miss when visiting bangkok. We visited during the week and it was quiet and peaceful, unlike the overcrowded Grand Palace.