Wat Pa Sawang Bun

Wat Pa Sawang Bun in Saraburi Province is famous for its dazzling golden "500-spired pagoda." Located in Kaeng Khoi District, the temple offers a peaceful atmosphere, perfect for sightseeing and worship for good fortune. --- ✨ Highlights of the temple • Phra Maha Rattana Loha Chedi Si Sasan Bodhisattva Sawang Bun, also known as the Phra Maha Chedi 500 Yod. • The main pagoda is nine stories tall and 50 meters in diameter. • Surrounded by over 500 smaller pagodas, each beautifully gilded in gold. • The relics of the Lord Buddha, including the head brought from Nepal, are enshrined within the main pagoda. Let's travel together. • The Reclining Buddha (Phra Phuttha Sihasayasana) is currently under construction, making it the longest reclining Buddha in the world. It's over 219 meters long and as tall as a 16-story building. --- 📍 Location and Directions • Located in Cha-om Subdistrict, Kaeng Khoi District, Saraburi Province • Travel time is approximately 1.5–2 hours from Bangkok, making it a perfect day trip. • Location: Wat Pa Sawang Bun on Google Maps --- 🕘 Opening Hours • Open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Wat Pa Sawan... • It's recommended to visit in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the intense sun and enjoy the most beautiful golden light reflecting off the pagoda. --- 🙏 Activities • Walk up to pay homage to the Buddha's relics on the top of the pagoda. • Take photos of the magnificent 500-spire pagoda. • Pay homage to the large reclining Buddha. and make merit at various points. • Meditate or take a stroll around the shady atmosphere around the temple. --- 🖼️ Atmosphere Photos I've included photos from various sources to show you the beauty of Wat Pa Sawang Bun above, such as the 500-spire golden pagoda and the large reclining Buddha statue under construction. --- 🎒 Travel Tips • Bring an umbrella or hat, as the area is large and the sun is strong. • Wear comfortable shoes, as there are several steps leading up to the pagoda. • If you enjoy taking photos, we recommend late afternoon, when the golden light reflecting off the pagoda is especially beautiful. ---