Worship at Phra Phutthabat Temple, Saraburi, to enhance your life's auspiciousness.

Wat Phra Phutthabat Ratcha Wora Maha Wihan in Saraburi Province is one of the most important temples with a footprint of the Lord Buddha in Thailand. It is an important place of worship. According to Indian beliefs, it is considered a kind of Udesika Chedi since ancient times. Not long after the time of the Lord Buddha, it was built to dedicate to the Lord Buddha as a substitute for the Buddha image. (In the past, the people of the Indian subcontinent did not like to create idols because it was disrespectful and looked down upon. Later, King Milinda or Menander, a Greek king who converted to Buddhism, began to create Buddha images, which were very similar to Greek idols, which are called Gandhara Buddha images.) However, according to Sri Lankan beliefs, it is believed that the Lord Buddha left his footprint here himself. Therefore, the footprint of the Lord Buddha is also a kind of pilgrimage chedi, which is a part of the Tathagata, similar to the four holy places: the place of birth, enlightenment, first sermon, and nirvana. The footprint of the Lord Buddha is said to be the footprint that the Lord Buddha stepped on himself. It is open daily from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (The Royal Temple is open only during the Phra Phutthabat Worship Festival, which is usually held twice a year: the 8th waxing moon of the 3rd lunar month until the 1st waning moon, and the 8th waxing moon of the 4th lunar month until the 1st waning moon.) Service fees Free admission for Thais 30 baht for foreigners #Get a discount without relying on luck #Saraburi is worth visiting