🎀 Underwater temple, over 100 years old

🥇 Wat Wang Wiwekharam (formerly) is a tourist attraction that is considered an Unseen Thailand that you must not miss because there are ancient ruins submerged underwater. It was originally a temple of Luang Por Uttama, built from the power of devotion to Luang Por Uttama. The temple is located on a high hill called Sam Prasob, which is the point where three rivers, the Songkhla River, the Bikli River, and the Rantee River, flow together. Later, the Khao Laem Dam or Vajiralongkorn Dam was built. Later, the dam was built to generate electricity, so the water flooded the original place, so many people called it the underwater city. 🎈 Highlights of Wat Wang Wiwekharam If you want to walk in and see the beauty with your own eyes, you must come during March to May because the water in the river will be much lower, so you can walk into the church. But if you come during the winter or after the rainy season, you can only see the underwater temple by taking a boat near the church. 🎫 Although Wat Wang Wiwekharam is just one tourist attraction, the tourist seasons are clearly different. Each season offers different beauty. But if you can come in every season, it would be fun too. 📍 Underwater Temple, Wat Wang Wiwekharam (Old), Nong Lu Subdistrict 📌 Sangkhla Buri District, Kanchanaburi Province 71240 ⏰ Boat service 06.00-18.00 hrs. 📸 There are many photo spots in all 3 temples. ☎️ Call to contact under the Mon Bridge, it will be very cheap. 🚗 There is a parking lot in front of the bridge. 🚢 You can take a boat at the Mon Bridge. 💸 Rent 3 temples for 500 baht. #Kanchanaburi #KanchanaburiReview #KanchanaburiTravel #Thailand #MissNature #WaitingForTheDayToDepart #CentralTeam #FamilyTrip #BeautifulPhotoSpots #ForestTrip #NationalParkTravel