Wat Chao Am Temple

Historic Place, Religious Sight

Visit length

2.0h

Built in 1779 during the Thonburi period under King Taksin, Wat Chao Am Temple, named after “Chao Am,” a Mon consort in the royal court, and is notable for its historical significance, is an ancient Buddhist temple in Bangkok Noi District. It is known as a “real working temple,” it remains active in daily religious life, making it both culturally and spiritually significant.