Wat Wang Ri Khiri Wanwanaram
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Wat Wang Ri Khiri Wanwanaram is a road-trip destination in Bo Thong, within the greater Pattaya area of Chon Buri, Thailand. It's rated 4.8★ on Google. Open daily, 6:00 AM–5:00 PM.
A working Buddhist temple in the hills of Bo Thong district, about two hours east of Pattaya, best known for its strikingly large Naga serpent statues — reviewers rate them among the most majestic they have seen. The grounds also hold a Big Buddha image, with a Buddha footprint shrine reached by a walk uphill. Parts of the complex are still under construction, but visitors find it a calm and peaceful place, and it is open daily from 6am to 5pm.
Curated in Pattaya · Last updated September 2026
What people say
- Naga statues are the standout — majestic and worth the trip
- Big Buddha on site, plus an uphill walk to a Buddha footprint
- Calm and peaceful atmosphere
- Construction is still ongoing in parts of the grounds
Common questions
Is Wat Wang Ri Khiri Wanwanaram worth visiting?
Wat Wang Ri Khiri Wanwanaram holds a 4.8★ average across 284 Google reviews, so it's well regarded by the people who go.
What are Wat Wang Ri Khiri Wanwanaram's opening hours?
Open daily, 6:00 AM–5:00 PM. Hours can shift on Thai public holidays, so it's worth checking ahead for a special trip.
Where is Wat Wang Ri Khiri Wanwanaram, and how do I get there?
Wat Wang Ri Khiri Wanwanaram is in Bo Thong, within the greater Pattaya area of Chon Buri, Thailand. Use the map on this page and tap "Get directions" to open turn-by-turn navigation in Google Maps.
What do visitors say about Wat Wang Ri Khiri Wanwanaram?
Recurring themes from reviews include: naga statues are the standout — majestic and worth the trip; big Buddha on site, plus an uphill walk to a Buddha footprint; calm and peaceful atmosphere; construction is still ongoing in parts of the grounds.
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