Wat Nakhon Chum, Ban Mueang Kao | Phichit Province

Wat Nakhon Chum, Ban Mueang Kao | Phichit Province
Wat Nakhon Chum is a temple established during the period spanning the late Sukhothai to early Ayutthaya eras, likely dating back over 800 years. Notably, it enshrines a Buddha image created in the Sukhothai artistic style.
Ancient Ordination Hall (Ubosot): Located on the eastern side, this is a valuable ancient architectural structure from the Sukhothai period.
Spiritual Center: It serves as a significant religious site and a focal point of faith for the local community.
History and Significance: Built during the Sukhothai era, the temple is at least 800 years old.
Local Name: Locals often refer to it as "Wat Yai" (The Big Temple).
Location: Situated on the Phichit–Sam Ngam–Wang Chik Road (Highway 1068), near the 9-kilometer marker.
Address: Moo 8, Ban Mueang Kao, Phichit–Sam Ngam–Wang Chik Road, Mueang Kao Subdistrict, Mueang Phichit District, Phichit Province.
Visiting Hours: 09:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tel: 056-655-015