Wat Ku

5 Kalyan Kalpathy - 3 months ago

Serene ambiance and very well maintained temple near to Nonthaburi… have ample parking space might be crowded during festive seasons… worth visiting if you are in Bangkok or near by Nonthaburi…

5 Patarapol Koopitakachorn - 3 years ago

First steps you enter, it’s a serene atmosphere. Very calming with a “huge” sleeping Buddha on the left. After paying respects, this is like a large typical temple where I wasn’t expecting very much.

The highlight is when you drive inside and find Queen Sunanda’s Palace (boat capsized, queen of King Rama V). Inside you will find portraits, altars and a mini wax museum of their family. Very colorful and nicely kept. Can’t help but express gratitude and a bit of sadness. Overall though, it’s a wonderful feeling - do read a bit of history before visiting. High recommended.

5 Vatistam PRUANGVIRIYA - 5 months ago

Renown legendary temple with most developed facilities and within the temple, we will find the memorable shrine of King Rama V's wife who unfortunately ship capsized during her cruise passage over 100 years ago.

4 Prayat Jitaree - 2 years ago

“Wat Ku” , the very old temple, next to Chao-praya river. Nonthaburi , the sad story about the first queen of Rama V and her child.

5 Chaowalit Chomkoh - 3 months ago

One of the best Buddhist temples in Pakkred that you could perform different kinds of merit makings.

5 Khuanphet Nasua - 3 years ago

Really outstanding temple, which has a stuninngly beautiful pier on the back.

4 Siwarat Wright - 2 years ago

Moon fully at night in Thailand we had been to go the River