[2025 Bang Lamung Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Nong Oo (Updated Mar)

#2月好去地方2025 Pattaya, Thailand is a world-famous tourist resort city. Thousands of people come to Pattaya, Thailand for sightseeing and vacation every day. There are many beaches and entertainment places in Pattaya, Thailand, but few large temples. Today I want to introduce a famous local temple in Pattaya, Thailand. Its name is: Wat Nong Oo วัดหนองอ้อ. It is free to visit and take photos, no tickets are required, and parking is convenient! This temple is where you can pray for wealth, career, wisdom, and avert disasters. Many locals come here! This temple enshrines multiple gods. Which one do you believe in? Tell us your request! Very suitable for taking photos, checking in and relaxing on vacation. Address: หมู่ที 9 27/7 Central Pattaya Rd, Bang Lamung District, Chon Buri 20150 Thailand Opening hours: 07:00 to 18:00

On Pattaya Sai Sam Road, there is a temple that stands out in scale for a neighborhood temple! The temple is very large and has many halls to see, but the highlight of this temple is that you can receive blessings directly from the monks~ It is located just 5 minutes away from the central area of Pattaya, Centara Marina, making it a convenient location to visit. You can also experience Thai Buddhist culture and see many unique Thai Buddhist artifacts on display, allowing you to experience the exotic Thai Buddhism~ We recommend stopping by for a light visit when you need a break during your travels!

#Bangkok Attractions Wat Nong Oo doesn’t cover a large area, but it’s very special because it has many gods and Buddhas. Wat Nong Oo means "Temple of the Sleeping Buddha" in Thai, and as its name suggests, a huge reclining Buddha statue graces the main hall. Wat Nong Oo has a rich architectural style that blends Lanna and Ayutthaya influences into a harmonious whole. Gleaming white pagodas pierce the sky, their golden spires gleaming in the sun. The temple walls are decorated with ornate murals depicting scenes from Buddhist mythology and Thai folklore. Lush gardens spread throughout the complex. Many people go to Nakhon Pathom Province to worship the little Buddha Lahu, but it is also available here. And the shape is special, made of metal, very trendy. There are also other gods and Buddhas such as the Seven Dragon Buddha, Yaksha, Four-Faced Buddha, One-Fingered God, and even Guanyin.