[2025 Trang Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Kaphang Surin (Updated Apr)

Wat Kapang Surin, Trang Province 🙏It is an old temple of Trang Province. It is a very beautiful royal temple. The new chapel is a beautiful four-sided chapel, strikingly beautiful both inside and outside. 💐The old chapel is a local southern architecture. Wooden pillars, brick walls, and mortar roofs, two levels, and is registered as an ancient site. 📍 Tambon Thap Thiang, Amphoe Mueang, Trang #100WaysToVisit #WatKapangSurin #TrangWorthVisiting

Wat Kapang Surin is an old temple in Trang Province. It is located in Ban Kapang, Wian Kapang Road, Tambon Thap Thiang, Amphoe Mueang, Trang. It is a very beautiful royal temple. The new chapel is a beautiful four-sided pavilion. On the side is a large principal Buddha image and beautiful murals. On the other side of the temple, you will find the old chapel, which is a local southern architecture, a Thai-Chinese fusion style. There are wooden pillars, brick and mortar walls, and a three-tiered gable roof. It is also one of the 20 ancient sites in Trang. I recommend that anyone who comes to Trang should come and pay their respects before traveling for good luck. #VisitSecondaryCities #SecondaryCitiesWorthVisiting #SecondaryCitiesMustVisit #TrangWorthVisiting #TrangIsNotJustTheSea #TrangAttractions #HereIsTrang

Wat Phra Phang Surin Royal Monastery, Trang Province was built in 1897 by the Chinese community, led by a local tycoon named A Se, who donated 20 rai at first. Later, more was purchased. The original name was Wat Kapang after a large pond nearby. The temple was located on a small hill sloping from the north to a rice field near a marsh called “Sa Kapang”. Later, the name was changed to Wat Kapang Surin after Phraya Surin Racha (Nok Yung Wiseskul), the governor of Phuket Province, who renovated Sa Kapang into a place for relaxation. Wat Kapang Surin was graciously promoted to the status of a third-class royal monastery in 2006. Wat Kapang Surin is an ancient temple of Trang. Inside the temple, there is a local southern architecture chapel with wooden pillars, brick and mortar walls, and a two-tiered gable roof. It was registered as an ancient monument on March 17, 1999.