Wat Khao Saothong Thong
Wat Khao Saothong Thong is a Maha Nikaya Buddhist temple in Nong Prue, with a temple-register history dating to 1967.
About Wat Khao Saothong Thong
Wat Khao Saothong Thong, written วัดเขาเสาธงทอง in Thai, is a Buddhist monastery in Nong Prue, Bang Lamung. The national temple register identifies it in Moo 8 and records its establishment on 4 December 1967 in the Maha Nikaya tradition. Its current visitor-map reference is WW3C+FV9. Treat the monastery as a working religious site rather than a continuously staffed attraction. Although the map labels the grounds open around the clock, hall access and ceremonies should be checked locally. Daylight is a practical time to locate the entrance, read signs and ask which areas visitors may enter.
Visiting the monastery
Grounds and halls
Follow the temple’s signs and staff instructions, dress respectfully and ask before entering an occupied hall or photographing a ceremony. A map’s 24-hour grounds label does not establish unrestricted access to every building.
Facilities
The map marks toilets and an accessible car park. Check the route from parking to the area you wish to visit if you need step-free access.
Practical information
Check the latest operating details with the venue before travelling.
Contact and directions
Moo 8, plus code WW3C+FV9, Nong Prue, Bang Lamung, Nong Prue, Chon Buri, 20150, Thailand
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