[2025 Pathio Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Kaeo Prasert (Updated Jun)

#cityplaybook #thailand #thailandtrip #chumpon Wat Kaeo Prasert was a fascinating surprise—it’s not just one temple, but a whole complex with shrines dedicated to different deities. The place is huge, and you’ll need at least an hour to explore everything properly. From golden Buddha statues to colorful Chinese-style shrines, there’s so much to take in. The atmosphere is lively yet peaceful, with the sound of bells and incense filling the air. What I loved most was the variety—each section had its own unique vibe, and it felt like wandering through a spiritual village rather than a single temple. The grounds are well-maintained, with lush trees and little spots to pause and reflect. And the best part? No entrance fee, so you can take your time without feeling rushed. If you’re in the area, don’t miss this place. It’s not as famous as some of the bigger temples, but that just makes it more special. Just wear comfortable shoes—you’ll be doing a lot of walking! A truly rewarding stop for anyone who loves exploring hidden gems.

Wat Kaew Prasert, Chumphon Province Located on a hill by the sea, this temple is a perfect blend of Thai and Chinese art. There is a large Guan Yin statue, a nine-headed Naga Buddha, and a prominent golden church. The atmosphere is quiet and the sea view is beautiful. Inside, there is also a coffee shop called “Luang Ta Pha Phloen” where you can go up and enjoy the view from a high angle. It is suitable for making merit and relaxing. 📍 Pak Khlong Subdistrict, Pathio District, Chumphon Province #TravelEco

There is a small cafe that belongs to the temple on top. You can see a 360-degree view. There is a large Buddha statue. #Chumphon travel