[2025 Bang Kruai Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Takhian (Updated Apr)

#NewYearNewTrip "Worship and ask for blessings from the sacred Takhian Mother at Wat Takhian, Rama 5 🙏✨" Those who are into superstition must stop by! Wat Takhian, Nakhon In Road, Rama 5, an old temple that is famous for its sacredness, especially Mae Takhian Thong, where many people come to worship, ask for blessings, and receive fortune! 🎋💰 🔥 Must-see highlights 🌿 Pay homage to Luang Pho To and Mae Takhian Thong 🔮 Light incense, draw lots, and ask for your wish to come true 🛍️ Walk through Wat Takhian Market, where there are many foods ✨ Those who are into merit-making and fortune-telling must come at least once! 📍 Location: Wat Takhian, Nakhon In Road, Rama 5 ⏰ Open daily from 06.00 - 18.00 hrs. #WatTakhian #MustComeForSuperstitions #Worshipandaskforblessings #Rama5 #WatTakhianMarket #Majourney #ComeAndSeeThis

📍 The temple has quite a lot of parking spaces and there is also a small market within the temple. The riverside market allows visitors to pay respects and find food here. Wat Takian, also known as Wat of Luang Pu Yaem, is located in Nonthaburi province. It is an ancient temple for the local people. It gets quite crowded on weekends. The temple is over 200 years old. Visitors can also make merit by feeding the fish. If you are in the area, you can stop by to pay respects.

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Wat Takian is an ancient temple located in the Bang Kruai district of Nonthaburi. This temple is renowned for its amulets and sacred objects, with several spots within the temple for worship and reverence. Locals often refer to this temple as Wat Luang Pu Yaem, named after the famous monk who resided here. 💞Reasons to Visit: Don't miss the chance to walk under the temple's main hall, where the entrance is shaped like a tiger and the exit like a dragon. It is believed that doing so will help ward off bad luck and cleanse one's life of negativity. Additionally, there are shrines for Phra Mae Prakai Thong Prakai Mat, Luang Pho Thammachak, and the Mondop of Luang Pu Yaem for worship. Inside, there is a floating market with delicious food. Don't forget to stop by and have a taste!

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck For those looking for places to visit in Nonthaburi, we have another option to review. This is Wat Takhian Floating Market, near Khlong Khu Wiang, Bang Kruai District, Nonthaburi Province. This floating market is located in Wat Takhian. It is a small market and there are a lot of people on Saturdays and Sundays. The atmosphere is quite lively. Most of the shops sell vegetables, fruits, and food. Some delicious restaurants include fish cakes, coconut pancakes, Isaan sausages, satay, and sweet shrimp paste mangoes. The advantage of this place is that the prices are still reasonable and not expensive. There are many tables to sit and eat. For those who like the retro riverside atmosphere, where grandparents row boats to sell food, we recommend you try this place.

Wat Takian in Nonthaburi is a spacious temple with ample parking. Inside the temple, there is a floating market offering a variety of food options. On weekdays, there are fewer vendors, but on weekends, all shops are open. Visitors can pay respects to the main Buddha image inside the chapel and walk under the chapel while chanting mantras to ward off all dangers. The preserved body of Luang Pu Yaem is also available for worship. The offering of Sangha Dana is organized in rounds with good management. Although the weather is hot, the temple has made efforts to provide good ventilation. Wat Takian is over 100 years old. According to history, it was once abandoned. The former abbot, Luang Pu Yaem Piyawanno, was famous for creating the 'Dog Collar Amulet' and 'Bulletproof Tiger Amulet.' Even though he has passed away, his body remains incorrupt and is kept in a glass coffin for worship. Additionally, there are other revered images such as Phra Phuttha Kodom and Luang Pho Thanjai for visitors to pay respects to. The temple also conducts a 'Coffin Lying Ceremony' for misfortune alleviation and a ritual of walking under the chapel from the tiger's head to the dragon's mouth to ward off evil. Each point has temple staff to provide guidance.