[2025 Uthai Thani Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Khao Sakae Krang (Updated Apr)

Wat Sangkasrattanakiri 🛕🙏🏻 It is a temple for the people, located at the foot of Khao Sakae Krang, Sakae Krang Village, Village No. 3, Nam Seum Subdistrict, Mueang Uthai Thani District, Uthai Thani Province. Sakae Krang Village was called U Thai during the Sukhothai period, meaning the residence of the Thai people. It was a frontier town during the Ayutthaya period and an important battlefield in driving out the Burmese during the Thonburi period. The U Thai city was moved to Ban Sakae Krang, which eventually became a growing community to this day. 2335 - 2342 During the reign of King Rama I, he ordered the removal of damaged small Buddha images to various provincial cities. Uthai Thani received 3 Buddha images. The first Buddha image was enshrined at Wat Khwit. It is a large Buddha image made of bronze in the Mara-Vijaya posture, 3 cubits wide at the lap. It was created during the reign of King Maha Thammaracha I by Sukhothai craftsmen of the 2nd era. The head and body of the Buddha image are separate. It is understood that it was repaired to be the same image before being brought to Uthai Thani. Later, when Wat Khwit was merged with Wat Thung Kaew, this Buddha image was moved to Wat Sangkasattanakiri and the relics were placed in the head, along with the name Phra Phuttha Mongkhon Saksit, which was built 214 years ago. Inside the temple is the enshrined Phra Phuttha Mongkhon Saksit, a sacred object revered by the people, which is the Buddha image of Uthai Thani. Because when Wat Khwit was merged with Wat Thung Kaew, the Buddha image Phra Phuttha Mongkhon Saksit was moved to Wat Sangkasattanakiri and a ceremony was held to place the relics in the head of Phra Phuttha Mongkhon Saksit on the 1st waning day of the 11th lunar month. 🌙🙏🏻 #Wat Uthai Thani #Uthai Thani

🙏🙏 Wat Sangkasatnakiri (Wat Khao Sakae Krang) is located at the foot of Khao Sakae Krang, at the end of Tha Chang Road in Uthai Thani Municipality. It is a famous temple and is well-known among Buddhists in general for the Tak Bat Thevo tradition, which is held on the 1st waning day of the 11th lunar month of every year. It is considered an important tradition of Uthai Thani Province. On that day, more than 500 monks will walk down the 449 steps from the pavilion on the top of Khao Sakae Krang to the grounds of Wat Sangkasatnakiri below to receive alms. This is consistent with the Buddhist legend that on the day the Lord Buddha descended from the Daowadungsa heaven after staying for the Buddhist Lent to preach to his mother, on the last day of Buddhist Lent, he descended from the celestial world in Sangkasnakorn. #WinterAttractions #WatSangkasatnakiri #KhaoSakaesatnakiri #UthaiThani

Located at the foot of Khao Sakae Krang, at the end of Tha Chang Road in Uthai Thani Municipality, this temple is famous and well-known among Buddhists in general for its Tak Bat Thevo tradition, which is held on the 1st waning day of the 11th lunar month every year. This is considered an important tradition of Uthai Thani Province. On that day, more than 500 monks walk down the 449 steps from the pavilion on the top of Khao Sakae Krang to the grounds of Wat Sangkasatnakiri below to receive alms. This is consistent with the Buddhist legend that on the day the Lord Buddha descended from the Tavatimsa heaven after staying for the Buddhist Lent to preach to his mother, he descended from the heavenly realm at Sangkasatnakhon on the last day of Buddhist Lent. Inside Wat Sangkasatnakiri, there is also the city’s sacred Buddha image, “Phra Phuttha Mongkhon Saksit,” a bronze Buddha image in the Mara-Vijaya attitude, Sukhothai art style with beautiful features. It is believed to have been created during the reign of King Lithai and is approximately 600–700 years old, and was brought from Sukhothai. Originally, it was enshrined in front of the principal Buddha image in the chapel of Wat Khwit, on the western bank of the Sakae Krang River. When His Holiness Somdej Phra Wanarat (Heng Khemchari) traveled to inspect the temple and saw the Buddha image, he ordered the invitation of Luang Pho Phutthamongkhon Saksit to be enshrined at Wat Sangkasattanakiri, and the relics of the Lord Buddha were enshrined in Luang Pho's head. Coordinates: Wat Sangkasattanakiri Nam Seum Subdistrict, Mueang Uthai Thani District, Uthai Thani https://g.co/kgs/AYg2Rp

Wat Sangkasatnakiree is a small temple located on the top of Sakae Krang Mountain. It has been a temple of Uthai Thani for a long time. It is outstanding with "Siri Maha Mayakutakara", a beautiful Thai-style pavilion that reflects the golden sunlight. It is located at the end of a long staircase that extends up to the top of the mountain with more than 449 steps. Every October, on the day of Ok Phansa, there is a famous Tak Bat Thevo ceremony here because there are more than 500 monks walking down the stairs to receive alms from Buddhists who come from all directions. There is a beautiful view that is worth paying homage to for good luck in life. Those who are not comfortable walking up the stairs can drive up to the other side as well.

Wat Sangkasatnakiri is a temple that offers a 180-degree view of Uthai Thani city. It is also a place where you can watch the sunrise🌅 and the sunset🌄 at the same spot. Wat Sangkasatnakiri is considered one of the most important temples in Uthai Thani province. The highlight of this temple is that it has a Buddhist area on a high mountain and a 449-step staircase leading down to the Buddhist area below. During the Ok Phansa festival, there is a Tak Bat Thevo alms giving ceremony, especially during the Tak Bat Thevo ceremony, a grand annual event. Monks walk down the stairs from the mountain to collect alms, which is a beautiful sight. #Mr.Tourism #Sunrise viewing point #Sunset viewing point #Winter mountain travel

Visit 5 beautiful temples in Uthai Thani that you must not miss when you come to Uthai Thani 🙏 Wat Uposatharam Tambon Sakae Krang, Mueang District 🙏 Wat Sangkasrattanakiri Tambon Uthai Mai, Mueang District 🙏 Wat Tham Khao Wong Tambon Ban Rai, Ban Rai District 🙏 Wat Tha Sung Tambon Nam Seum, Mueang District 🙏 Wat Khao Tham Pratun Tambon Thap Luang, Ban Rai District #Tourist attractions #Wat Uposatharam #Wat Uposatharam #Wat Sangkasrattanakiri #Wat Tham Khao Wong #Wat Tha Sung #Wat Khao Tham Pratun

#Get a discount without relying on luck The famous Uthai Thani Thevo tradition At 📌Wat Sangkasrattanakiri📌 🎈Location: Nam Seum Subdistrict, Mueang Uthai Thani District, Uthai Thani Province Wat Sangkasrattanakiri, formerly known as Wat Khao Sakae Krang, was built in 1900. It is a temple famous for the Thevo alms giving tradition, in which more than 500 monks walk down 449 steps to receive alms. It is an important tradition of Uthai Thani Province. After climbing the 449 steps, the temple located on the top of Sakae Krang Mountain will allow you to see the view of Uthai from a high angle. After taking a break from the view, you can pay homage to the sacred objects in the temple, which are located in many places, including a large bell that is over 100 years old for you to see and touch. If you come to visit Uthai Thani Province, come to the temple located on the top of Sakae Krang Mountain. The origin of important traditions of Uthai Thani Province at Wat Sangkasattanakiri Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/ujWoKFYUPSupgCB59 #UthaiThani #ReviewUthaiThani #PlacesToVisitUthaiThani

#VisitSecondaryCities 🔸 Wat Sangkasatnakiri is another beautiful temple in Uthai Thani Province. It is located on the top of Khao Sakae Krang. In addition to paying homage to Phra Phuttha Mongkhon Saksit, the sacred Buddha image of Uthai Thani, there are many other important religious sites within the temple, such as the Phra Borom Saririkathat Shrine, the Thai-style pavilion named Siri Maha Mayakutakara, the Chinese shrine, and the important Buddha image shrine. 🔸 The surrounding area is also a viewpoint of Uthai Thani City and the Sakae Krang River. The view is as far as the eye can see. It is a wide angle. There are many places to sit and relax and enjoy the view. 🔸 Wat Sangkasatnakiri can be driven up by car. There is a convenient parking lot on top. But if anyone wants to prove their strength, they can walk up the 449 Naga stairs to the temple. #DadMaeJaTakesYouToTravel #DadMaeJaInvitesYouToTravel #LetsTravel #WatSangkasatnakiri #KhaoSakaeKrang #BeautifulTempleOnKhaoSakaeKrang #VisitSecondaryCities #TravelUthaiThani

#summerdream is another place to visit in Uthai Thani in the city that is a beautiful temple. There is a 449-step walk up the mountain from the parking lot below. Or you can choose to drive up and park at the top. There will be a parking lot behind the temple. There are many cars parked at the top. There is a beautiful view to see as well. Below there is a "church" that is beautiful and peaceful. Anyone who goes to visit Uthai Thani Province, I recommend this place, Wat Sangkasrattanakhiri.

Wat Sangkasattanakiri, Uthai Thani Province An ancient temple built on the top of Sakae Krang Mountain in Uthai Thani Province. It is an important temple for the Tak Bat Theto tradition. From the grounds of Wat Sangkasattanakiri, there are 449 steps up to the top of Sakae Krang Mountain. It is home to a pavilion with a replica of the Buddha's footprint, which was moved from Wat Chantharam and built in 1905. In front is a large bell that Phra Palat Jai and Uthai Thani people built together in 1900. It is considered a sacred bell. Near the pavilion on the top of Sakae Krang Mountain is a monument of King Pra Pathom Borommachanokanat of King Rama I, whose original name was Mr. Thongdee. He served as Phra Aksornsunthonsat, a clerk of the Ministry of Interior, and later became Chao Phraya Chakri Si Ongkharak during the Ayutthaya period. During the Rattanakosin period, King Buddha Yodfa Chulalok, the first king of the Chakri Dynasty, (former name Mr. Thongduang) established his father's ashes as the King Father in 1795. From the top of the hill, you can see a wide view of Uthai Thani. #Wat Sangkasattanakiri #Uthai Thani #Spiritual attractions

#Places to visit near Bangkok #Wat Sangkasatnakiri Wat Sangkasatnakiri is located on the top of Sakae Krang Mountain, a prominent mountain in Uthai Thani. Visitors can get there in 2 ways: 1. Drive up to the top of Sakae Krang Mountain or 2. If you want to test your strength, you can walk up the 449 steps from the temple grounds at the foot of the mountain. The highlight of this temple is that it is located on the top of Sakae Krang Mountain, offering a 360-degree view of Uthai Thani. The most important annual event is the Tak Bat Thevo Festival, where monks walk down 449 steps to receive alms at the temple grounds below. This is the most familiar image of Wat Sangkas. It would be great if you could come during the Tak Bat Thevo Festival.

The temple is located on the top of Sakae Krang Mountain in Uthai Thani Province. The evening view of the sunset is very beautiful. From the top of the temple, you can see a 360-degree view of the city. As for the way up to the temple, you can walk up the stairs, but there are 499 steps in total. If you want to conquer it, that's fine. Or you can drive up. On top, there is a principal Buddha image for you to pay respect to and a beautiful church for us to admire. It's very beautiful. #beautifultemple #travelutthaithani #watutthaithani

#Where to go this summer? #Wat Sangkasatnakiri This temple is located on the top of Sakae Krang Mountain, Uthai Thani. You can see the view of Uthai Thani city and in the afternoon, when the sun is setting, you can see the view of the city with the shadow of the mountain blocking the city and Sakae Krang River in 360 degrees. It's very pleasing to the eyes. This temple is outstanding with the Naga stairs that stretch down until it is known to Thai people because during the Ok Phansa festival, monks will walk down the 449 steps from the temple on the top of the mountain to receive alms at the ground below. 🚗 There are 2 ways to get there. If anyone wants to test their strength by walking up the 449 Naga stairs to the temple to pay homage to the sacred Buddha image of the temple, you can also drive around to the sports field. #Uthai Thani Province, the city of the King Rama V #Khao Sakae Krang #Visit Uthai Thani #Attractions in Uthai Thani #Uthai Thani

Wat Sangkasrattanakiri is a very beautiful and peaceful temple. You won't be disappointed. There are 2 ways to get there. You can walk up the stairs in the front or drive up the back. When you get there, you will be able to see a 360-degree view. It is easy to get to and the locals are very kind. You can ask for directions. Follow us. 📍Located at the foot of Khao Sakae Krang, Sakae Krang Village, Village No. 3, Nam Seum Subdistrict, Mueang Uthai Thani District, Uthai Thani Province #Waiting for the day to depart #thailand

#UthaithaniTourism #BeautifulTemplesAroundThailand 🌸Visit Wat Sangkasrattanakiri, pay homage to the famous Phra Phutthamongkhon Lueang, and see the city on the top of Sakae Krang Mountain. 🌼Uthaithani Province, an ancient city with “Wat Sangkasrattanakiri” as a temple that has been a part of the city for a long time. It is considered the center of the minds of the locals in the province and a place of worship for sacred objects that are highly respected by Buddhists. On top, there is also a replica of the Buddha’s footprint.

Wat Sangkasatnakiri Address - Located on the foot of Khao Sakae Krang, Nam Seum Subdistrict, Mueang Uthai Thani District Highlights - It is a temple on the hill. You can see the view of Uthai Thani city. You can worship the Buddha and watch the sunset. The temple is very beautiful. Score 9/10 It is a temple that is very worth visiting. On the way up to the temple in the evening, there will be many people walking, cycling, and exercising up the hill. You will see it all the way up the hill. The temple is very beautiful. You can see the view around Uthai Thani city. You can worship the Buddha and pay homage to the sacred objects. It is even more beautiful when the sun sets. I want many people to visit this temple. #Uthai Thani #Khao Sakae Krang #Wat Sangkasatnakiri

#BeautifulTemplesAcrossThailand 📣 Wat Sangkasrattanakiri, a temple that is a symbol of Uthai Thani 📍 Located at the foot of Khao Sakae Krang, Nam Seum Subdistrict, Mueang District, Uthai Thani Province, it is a temple that enshrines "Phra Phutthamongkhon Saksit", which is highly respected and worshipped by Uthai Thani people to ask for good fortune and success in their careers. 🌋 For those who want to walk up the stairs, you can walk. However, if you want to drive up, you can do that as well.

🙏🏻Wat Sangkasatnakiri is a famous old temple built in 1900. It was originally called “Wat Khao Sakae Krang” by Phra Sunthonmuni, the former abbot of Uthai Thani Province. Inside the temple, there is the Phra Phutthamongkhon Saksit Wihan, a newly built Wihan in the style of a three-sided pavilion, decorated with beautiful floral patterns. 🙏🏻Wat Sangkasatnakiri is a temple that is a symbol of Uthai Thani. It is located at the foot of Khao Sakae Krang, Nam Seum Subdistrict, Mueang District, Uthai Thani Province. It is a temple that enshrines “Phra Phutthamongkhon Saksit”, which is highly respected and worshipped by Uthai Thani people to ask for good fortune and success in their careers. #Wat Sangkasatnakiri #Uthai Thani #Make Merit and Worship