Nakhon Pathom
Inclusions
* Private Transportation
* Entrance Fees
* Tour Guide
Exclusions
* Meals
* Personal expenses
Wat Chalo
Located near the Chao Phraya River, Wat Chalo stands out with its grand golden Buddha image and striking riverside location. The temple grounds are spacious and well-kept, with a mixture of old and modern structures. It’s a lovely place to visit for those seeking riverside calm and a chance to see a community temple with deep local roots.
Wat Phra Pathom Chedi
At the heart of Nakhon Pathom stands the Phra Pathom Chedi, the tallest stupa in Thailand and one of the most significant in Theravāda Buddhism. At 120 meters tall, it marks the spot where Buddhism first took root in Thailand over 2,000 years ago. The stupa is surrounded by arched walkways, Buddha images, and a peaceful atmosphere that draws both pilgrims and curious visitors alike.
Phra Pathom Chedi Museum
Located within the temple complex, this museum offers fascinating insight into the religious and archaeological history of the region. You’ll find ancient relics, Buddha statues from different eras, and exhibits that explain the historical and cultural importance of Nakhon Pathom as the cradle of Buddhism in Thailand.
Wat Sam Phran Dragon Temple
One of the most visually striking temples in Thailand, Wat Sam Phran is famous for its towering pink cylindrical building wrapped in a massive dragon sculpture. At 17 stories tall, the temple offers visitors a unique spiritual experience—and a chance to walk inside the dragon’s body to reach the top. This lesser-known gem is both surreal and symbolic, making it well worth a visit.
Town Square
Just outside the chedi grounds, Nakhon Pathom’s town square offers a casual yet charming place to walk, shop, or grab a bite. In the evening, the area comes alive with food stalls and locals enjoying the relaxed, friendly vibe. It’s the perfect place to sample authentic street food like grilled pork skewers, spicy papaya salad, and an array of Thai desserts.It’s a wonderful place to stroll, interact with friendly locals, and sample rare regional treats like herbal drinks, grilled banana, or coconut pudding.

