Wat Samakkhi Pracharam
Nong Prue Buddhist temple also known as Wat Thung Klom, with community Songkran traditions described by the government tourism authority.
About Wat Samakkhi Pracharam
Wat Samakkhi Pracharam (วัดสามัคคีประชาราม), also known locally as Wat Thung Klom, is a Buddhist temple in Nong Prue. Government tourism information places it in Moo 14 and records its registration in 1973. The same account describes an ordination hall whose roof carries the message “Unity of Power”, linking the temple’s name to community harmony. It describes sand-pagoda building on 15 April and the Wan Hab offering procession on 17 April. Confirm the current year’s programme before planning around these traditions. Contact and opening records conflict: government visitor information lists 038 276 407 and daily opening from 07:00, while Maps lists 036 451 289 and a different weekly schedule. Confirm the temple’s current contact and access locally before a dedicated visit.
Community traditions
Songkran observances
DASTA describes sand-pagoda building on 15 April. Ask the temple about this year’s timing, participation and arrangements for visitors.
Wan Hab offerings
The government account describes a 17 April procession carrying decorated loads of vegetables, fruit and food to offer to monks. Confirm the actual programme and where visitors should gather.
Plan the temple visit
Grounds and hall access
Ask which buildings are open and whether a ceremony affects access. Follow local guidance on shoes, photography and areas reserved for monks.
Facilities and assistance
Maps marks accessible parking, entrance and toilet facilities. Confirm the route to the hall you intend to enter, including surfaces and any assistance needed.
Practical information
Check the latest operating details with the venue before travelling.
Contact and directions
Moo 14, Thung Klom–Tan Man 20, Nong Prue, Nong Prue, Bang Lamung, Nong Prue, Chon Buri, 20150, Thailand
Helpful related information
Information you can verify
Important details are reviewed against the organisation’s own information and other accountable sources.
