[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Nak Prok (Updated Mar)

Invite to visit Wat Nak Prok, Phasi Charoen, pay homage to Luang Pho Nak Prok, Luang Pho Chao Sua, and pass through the ancient temple of Sri Ayutthaya to ward off bad things from life and enhance good fortune. Phra Nak Prok and Phra Upakut carved from 500-year-old Takian wood #Motel #MustSeeForMuaySai

#Beautiful temples in Bangkok #Must-see for spiritual people #Trip to make merit and worship Buddha Bangkok attractions Must-see for spiritual people❗️❗️ When you arrive at Wat Nak Prok, you will see a large white naga statue in front of the entrance. Directly on the body of the naga, there will be a slot for the naga's heart. We can put a baht coin in it and pray for good fortune. After that, we will go to worship flowers, incense, candles, and gold sheets to worship Luang Pho Nak Prok who is enshrined outside. When you're done, don't forget to leave your fortune, make money, worship Luang Pho Nak Prok by writing your name, surname, birth year, and donate money as appropriate. Put it in the box in front and take one auspicious thread with you. Then we will go to worship Luang Pho Nak Prok, a statue made of Takian wood that is hundreds of years old, for good fortune. Before entering the Luang Pho Nak Prok temple, you will meet Father Mor Komaraphat, who is a great teacher of Thai traditional medicine. If anyone is sick or unwell, try to worship and ask for a blessing from him. After that, we will go into the temple to worship the large Luang Pho Nak Prok statue, which is beautiful and has a golden light. Beautiful🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 📍Location📍 🔷Wat Nak Prok🔷 99 Thet Thai Road, Pak Khlong Phasi Charoen Subdistrict, Phasi Charoen District, Bangkok 10160 🔶Opening-Closing Time🔶 08:00-17:00⏰ 🔷Telephone Number🔷 02-467-2380☎️

Hello, all you spiritual people. Today we have discovered a famous temple that Ajarn Ole Yanasamphas has visited and is famous for the sacredness of Phra Nak Prok and the passing through the church to wash away bad luck at this famous temple, Wat Nak Prok, Phasi Charoen. It is convenient to travel to. Take the BTS Skytrain to Wutthakat Station, Exit 1, then take a motorcycle taxi under the station for 15 baht and you will arrive at Wat Nak Prok. Or you can take the MRT to Bang Phai Station and take a taxi in for about 40 baht. The temple is beautiful and clean. When we arrive, we will see a large white Naga in front of the entrance. Directly on the body of the Naga, there will be a slot for the Naga's heart. We can put a baht coin in and pray for good fortune. After that, we will go to worship flowers, incense, candles, and gold sheets to worship Luang Pho Nak Prok who is enshrined outside. When you are done, don't forget to leave your fortune, give money, worship Luang Pho Nak Prok by writing your name, surname, year of birth, and donate money as appropriate. Put it in the box in front and take one auspicious thread back with you. Then we will pay homage to Luang Por Nak Prok, a statue made from Takian wood that is hundreds of years old, for good fortune. Before entering the Luang Por Nak Prok temple, we will meet with Father Mor Komaraphat, who is the great teacher of Thai traditional medicine. If anyone is sick or unwell, try paying homage and asking for a blessing from him. After that, we will go into the temple to pay homage to the large Luang Por Nak Prok statue, which is beautiful, with a golden light that is even more beautiful.

Wat Nak Prok is the Buddha image for people born on Saturday.  Because there is a Buddha image named Nak Prok. If anyone feels that their luck is bad, try to crawl under the church, ward off bad luck, walk around three times under the church. There will be a spell to read, you can pick it up under the church. And receive the power of wealth and prosperity from Luang Por Chao Sua. On top of the church. In addition, under the church, there is also a replica of the Buddha's footprint, which is very old. The temple has limited parking. 📍 Thet Thai Road, Pak Khlong Phasi Charoen Subdistrict, Phasi Charoen District, Bangkok #tripmission #winterattraction #WatNakProkPhasiCharoen

Wat Nak Prok For those who are feeling unlucky, come and pass under the church at this temple. Walking under the church three times while praying It is said that it will help dispel evil and bad things. Here, there are also footprints of the Buddha from India, a hundred-year-old Takian wood Buddha statue, and in the church, there are also hundreds of years old Luang Pu Chiwak, Thao Wessuwan And the Naga statue The temple also has free parking, very convenient ✅Open daily from 8:00-18:00 📍 Located on Thet Thai Road, if coming from Talat Phlu area, about 1.5 kilometers, pass Wutthakat intersection and continue straight The temple will be on the left before the intersection where you turn into Wat Pak Nam Phasi Charoen, Bangkok

Wat Nak Prok is located on Thet Thai Road, Pak Khlong Phasi Charoen Subdistrict, Phasi Charoen District, Bangkok. There is a principal Buddha image in the chapel, which is the Phra Nak Prok, the Buddha image for Saturday. I came to pay homage to Luang Pho Nak Prok Mara Wichai, Sukhothai, 200 years old, the largest in Bangkok. Wow, my mom! Around the chapel, there are Phra Nak Prok in various postures of all 12 zodiac signs. Walk around 9 times and chant the Itipiso before paying homage to the principal Buddha image. This will help your wishes come true. Ubosot Chao Sua Pay homage to Luang Pho Chao Sua on the white Ubosot shaped like a Chinese junk carved with beautiful Naga serpents surrounding it. You can also pass through the chapel. It is said that this will help you pray for blessings and eliminate illnesses. There is also a Phra Nak Prok carved from 500-year-old teak wood in front of the Ubosot. I saw many people casting lots. It is said to be accurate. Open daily 8:00-18:00 #MuayTrip #WatNakPruk #Worship and ask for blessings #Secret location

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Wat Nak Prok, an ancient temple over 200 years old Wat Nak Prok is an ancient temple built in 2291. The most outstanding thing in this temple is Luang Pho Nak Prok, an ancient Buddha statue. The only one where the Buddha statue is in the Mara Vijaya posture, which is usually a Buddha statue in a meditation posture. It is considered the largest Nak Prok Buddha statue in Bangkok. #Mr.Tourism

Wat Nak Prok, one of the important temples on the Thonburi side, is easily accessible by taking the BTS Skytrain to Wutthakat station, then walking or taking a motorcycle taxi. Inside the temple, there are many Buddha statues on display, and you can also walk under the old ordination hall for good fortune. If it gets hot, you can cool off at the coffee shop within the temple. For those looking for a place to make merit along the Thonburi BTS line, consider adding this temple to your route.

The second filming location in Bangkok is near Talat Phlu, not far from the new landmark, the Big Buddha at Pratunam. 📍Wat Nak Prok appears at 36 minutes into episode 1, where the main characters begin their temple investigation. This temple is quite famous in the area, with a bustling atmosphere. When we visited on a weekend afternoon, it was filled with locals praying. The temple also sells amulets and other related products, fitting the 'Deception of the Temple' theme. 😂 Nearby Wat Nak Prok is the popular Big Buddha at Pratunam, about a ten-minute walk away. I personally enjoy the local market at Talat Phlu, which is also nearby, about a 15-minute walk. Talat Phlu is also a train station with frequent train services, making it a city train market. For more details on how to explore, search for 'Talat Phlu' on the homepage. Address: 99 Thanon Thoet Thai, Pak Khlong Phasi Charoen, Phasi Charoen, Bangkok 10160. Transportation: Take the BTS to Wutthakat station and walk for about 10 minutes. #TheDeceptionOfTheTemple #ThaiDrama #ExploreBangkokWithBinBin #Bangkok #Thailand #OffTheBeatenPathTravel. For more Bangkok travel and Thai provincial travel guides, make sure to follow!

Travel Dlux takes you to worship and make merit at Wat Nak Prok, Phasi Charoen. It is a temple with beautiful art. Come to pray for good luck, happiness, and career advancement, making you feel comfortable and relaxed. Wat Nak Prok has an interesting history. Making merit or coming to this temple gives you the energy to live your life. There are many entrances to Wat Nak Prok and there is a parking lot. 📍Wat Nak Prok T. Thet Thai, Phasi Charoen #Get a discount without relying on luck #Beautiful church #Dluxyourday #TravelDlux

#100TravelTips Pay homage to Luang Por Nak Prok Mara Wichai at Wat Nak Prok An old temple in the Thonburi area that is about 300 years old, corresponding to the late Ayutthaya period. It was abandoned for a long time until it was renovated during the reign of King Rama III of the Rattanakosin period. Come to Wat Nak Prok and get everything you need in one temple. The highlight of this temple is the ordination hall where the principal Buddha image is enshrined. Pay homage to Luang Por Nak Prok and Luang Por Chao Sua, pass through the chapel. How to get there: BTS Wutthakat, Exit 2, take a motorcycle taxi or walk. If you walk, bring an umbrella and a fan. It's quite hot.

This place is filled with faith. The temple features a Buddha image in the Naga Prok posture and a Naga statue as the central attraction, drawing people to worship. It is an ideal spot for making merit and spending time on holidays. ⏰: Open daily: 08:00 - 18:00 🚗: Parking available 📍: https://maps.app.goo.gl/juodeiRUYd7Un1as6?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy

#Where to go today #Take you to pray #Places to visit near Bangkok This episode is a must-see. For those whose luck is down, you can fix it at Wat Nak Prok in Phasi Charoen District. Take the BTS to Wutthakat Station and then take a motorcycle taxi for 10 baht. It's easy to get there. Wat Nak Prok is an old temple in the Phasi Charoen area of ​​Bangkok. It's interesting because it combines Thai and Chinese art. The highlight of this temple is passing through an ancient church in the shape of a junk, which is believed to help wash away bad luck and increase your fortune. And don't forget to pass through the ordination hall of Wat Nak Prok to ask for a blessing to improve your luck. #Take you to the temple, take you to pray #Temples in Bangkok

Wat Nak Prok is located on Thet Thai Road, Pak Khlong Phasi Charoen Subdistrict, Phasi Charoen District, Bangkok, not far from BTS Wutthakat Station. .. Wat Nak Prok, originally called Wat Pok, is an ancient temple that is believed to have been built since the late Ayutthaya period during the reign of King Borommakot. .. Inside the temple, there are two Sukhothai bronze Buddha images in the Mara-Vijaya posture, which are beautifully decorated and over 700 years old (counting from the present). They are enshrined as the principal Buddha images in the ordination hall, known as “Luang Pho Chao Sua”. The other image is enshrined as the principal Buddha image in the chapel, which is a Thai-style architectural building that has been renovated from the ordination hall. Inside the chapel, Thai murals were also painted. For this principal Buddha image, Phraya Choduk Ratchasetthi built a Naga Prok serpent to cover it. It has four layers of coiled body hair, seven heads, and a hood spread out. It is made of stucco and has a Takian wood core. Painted stucco decorated with glass patterns, known as “Luang Pho Nak Prok” #BangkokTravel

"Wat Nak Phlok" This temple enshrines dragons and snakes. I don't know if it's just me, but when I visit this temple, I feel so much power that I always get goosebumps. I've been to many temples in Thailand, but I recommend this temple for those born in the year of the dragon and snake. I think you'll really get some power from it. It's very close to Wat Paknam, so it might be a good idea to combine your visit with Wat Paknam. #powerspot #templehopping

Wat Nak Prok, an ancient temple built in the late Ayutthaya period. Wat Nak Prok has two 700-year-old Buddha images: Phra Nak Prok and Luang Pho Chao Sua. You can walk under Luang Pho Chao Sua's chapel to bring good fortune and ward off bad luck. Below the 700-year-old chapel is an ancient boundary marker and a sacred well. Outside the chapel is the shrine of Luang Pho To, Thao Wessuwan, and the shrine of Luang Pu Chu Kongchunam, the first abbot of Wat Nak Prok. How to get there: Take the BTS and get off at Wutthakat Station, walk another 300 meters, or take bus number 4 and get off at the entrance to the temple. #tripmission #travelthailand #visittemples #placestovisitbangkok

Wat Nak Prok, Phasi Charoen, Bangkok 99 Thet Thai Road, Pak Khlong Phasi Charoen Subdistrict, Phasi Charoen District, Bangkok 10160 How to get there - Take the BTS to Wutthakat Station, exit 2. You can walk or take a motorcycle taxi. (Walk about 1 kilometer or take a motorcycle taxi for about 15-20 baht) Wat Nak Prok, Phasi Charoen is a sacred temple where many people come to pay homage. You can go under the chapel to ward off bad luck, have good luck, or get rid of illness. You can pay homage to Luang Pho Nak Prok Mara Wichai, Sukhothai, 200 years old, the largest in Bangkok, Luang Pho Chao Sua, Thao Wessuwan, and Por Mor Komaraphat, who is the great teacher of Thai traditional medicine, the Indian Buddha's footprint, the Buddha's footprint, and in front of the Buddha's footprint is a sacred well where water is poured and sprinkled for good fortune, and many other postures of the Buddha's footprint. According to each zodiac sign Trick: Chant the Itipiso prayer nine times, circle the Phra Nak Prok temple and ask for blessings for good fortune, and walk around the base of the Luang Por Chao Sua temple three times to eliminate and dispel bad things. #Wat Nak Prok Phasi Charoen #Visit the sacred temple #Phasi Charoen

🌟 Hello friends, brothers and sisters of Indy Trip. After I received the mission of Wat Nak Prok, I tried to visit it and found that this temple is a must-visit. I must say, especially those born on Thursday and Saturday should definitely come because it is a temple that is truly relaxing. ⛩️ If there is no mission to visit Wat Nak Prok from Trip Moment, I guarantee that if you hire me, you will not know that there is a temple like this in the Phasi Charoen area. Moreover, it was built over 200 years ago, making it very old. Moreover, the builder was a tycoon. 🗿 As for the year of construction, we went to study more information (19 years before the fall of Ayutthaya), which was during the Ayutthaya period. The original name was Wat Pok because it was located in the middle of a garden that looked like a forest covering it, making it a neglected temple that lacked care. 🏟 Until the reign of King Rama III, Mr. Phuk Sae Tan renovated the chapel and had craftsmen from China paint murals of Chinese auspicious objects, which is Chinese art. The principal Buddha image in the chapel has a seven-headed naga made of plaster. Those born on Saturday will not miss it. Including those born on Thursday, during this time, if you come to pay homage, it will help support your work and money. 🏰 It's a temple that you must come to.. I feel very comfortable. I have to admit that it was not a waste of my intention to come. I got everything I wanted. I came to offer alms to monks, worship Buddha, make merit, walk under the chapel, worship Luang Pho To to remove bad things from myself, and many other things. It's truly worth coming. This time, I came and the temple was packed, so I missed out. I'm posting pictures in Indy Trip's language!! 📍 Wat Nakprok 99 Thet Thai Road, Pak Khlong Phasi Charoen Subdistrict 📌 Phasi Charoen District, Bangkok 10160 🏟 The highlight is the golden 7-headed Naga, suitable for those who believe in spirituality. ☎️ 02 467 2380 ⏰ Open daily from 06.00 - 22.00 hrs. 👼 Abbot of the temple, Phra Kittisophonwithet #tripmission #thailand #missnature #centralregionteam

Wat Nak Prok is a temple of the people, belonging to the Mahanikaya sect. It is located at 99 Thet Thai Road, Soi 49, Pak Khlong Phasi Charoen Subdistrict, Phasi Charoen District, Bangkok. The Fine Arts Department announced the registration of “Wat Nak Prok” as an ancient site since December 13, 1977. Wat Nak Prok is almost 300 years old. Originally, the villagers called it “Wat Pok” because it is located in the middle of a forest garden. It is assumed that the temple was built by the villagers in the community since the late Ayutthaya period during the reign of King Borommakot around the year 2291 or only 19 years before the fall of Ayutthaya for the second time. Due to the war, the people were in trouble and had to flee for refuge. As a result, Wat Pok was abandoned for a long time. It is in a dilapidated condition. Only the ordination hall and the temple with only the roof and walls are visible. The Naga Prok Buddha in the temple of Wat Nak Prok It is considered the only Buddha statue in the Mara-Vijaya posture, which is usually a Buddha statue in a meditation posture. It is considered the largest Buddha statue in Bangkok. It is also believed that Phraya Chotuk Ratchasetthi or Phra Boribunthanakorn or Than Chao Sua Phuk renovated the ordination hall as a memorial to his own good deeds and renovated the temple as a memorial to his beloved wife. With his faith in Buddhism and gratitude to the land of Thailand, it is considered that this ordination hall and temple are monuments of love, faith, and gratitude to the land for all devotees to remember. #Worship and ask for blessings #Worship and ask for blessings from the Naga #Wat Nak Prok

Since the first time six years ago after visiting WUTTHAKAT station I have fallen deeply in love with the area, many temples, and easy to get to. Later I'm thinking of renting a condo to live in, where I can face Wat Paknam Buddha every day. This time we talk about another famous temple, Wat Nak Prok Seven Dragons Temple. Really watching it grow from a small temple to bigger and bigger, with incense at its peak and plenty of donations. However, there D Buddha cards are some surprises, friends who like to ask for cards can go and see. PaangNaga Prok, also known as Saturday Guardian Buddha, its dharma image is Buddha sitting cross-legged, behind seven snakes, forming an umbrella for Buddha to cover all demons; In Thai Buddhist culture, the dragon is often expressed in the form of a snake.

Wat Nak Prok, Phasi Charoen is another old and sacred temple in the Thonburi area. Inside the temple, there are many sacred objects for worship and blessings. And the highlight here, as recommended by Professor Ole, is that if you pass through the church and come out, it's like having a new life. How to get there: You can take the BTS and get off at Wutthi Akart station, then take a motorcycle taxi for 15 baht. Or you can travel by private car. The temple is in Phasi Charoen.

Wat Nak Prok is located in Pak Khlong Phasi Charoen Subdistrict, Bangkok. Wat Nak Prok was built in 2291 during the reign of King Borommakot (19 years before the fall of Ayutthaya) during the late Ayutthaya period. It is a temple that the community built together. It was originally called Sat Prok because it was located in the middle of a garden like a forest covering it. Later, the temple deteriorated until during the reign of King Rama III, when Mr. Phuk Sae Tan (Phra Boriboon Thanakorn) and his wife, who were Thais, renovated the chapel and had craftsmen from China paint murals of Chinese auspicious objects and various offerings in the Mahayana style of Chinese art. They also requested a Sukhothai Buddha image that King Rama I had collected from various cities to be the principal Buddha image. The principal Buddha image enshrined in the chapel is a seven-headed naga with a hood spread out. It is made of stucco and is in the Mara-Vijaya Samrit posture. Therefore, the villagers called it Wat Nak Prok.

Wat Nak Prok, a beautiful temple in the city. It is another temple that our family visits almost every month. The Buddha statue is beautiful and hundreds of years old. Every time I come here, it is refreshing. 🔍Come and pay homage to Luang Por Nak Prok and Luang Por Chao Sua, which are over 700 years old. For those who believe in superstition, you can come and ask for blessings or crawl under the chapel. Under the chapel of Luang Por Chao Sua, there are also prayers. Or you can come and pay homage to Thao Wessuwan, which is not far from the chapel. You can ask for good fortune or have Pu Wes protect you and dispel bad things. In addition, Wat Nak Prok is famous for asking for blessings for health from Luang Pu Chu and Pu Mor Chiwak. By chance, we recently had the chance to meet the monk when we were making offerings to the monks. He told us about the history of the temple. In the past, villagers often came to ask Luang Pu Chu to help them with their illnesses. Even now, people still come to ask for blessings in this way. For those who believe in the Naga, you can ask for blessings from Phraya Mucalinda in front of the Luang Por Nak Prok shrine. You can say that you can get everything you need in one place. Anyone interested can follow us at 📍Wat Nak Prok #goeatchill #WhereToTravelWhatToEat #BeautifulTemplesAroundThailand #Temple #TakeMeToMu #unseenmutelu #WatNakProk #Bangkok