Wat Chong Lom Na Kluea

Wat Chong Lom Na Kluea is the Buddhist monastery associated with the mouth of the Na Kluea canal. DASTA’s tourism account records the older name Wat Pak Khlong and places its origins in the late reign of Rama IV, followed by consecrated boundaries and the name Wat Chong Lom under Rama V. The ordination hall is described as using makha timber posts, with a masonry lower wall and takhian timber panelling above. It is a place for worship as well as an architectural visit; ask which halls may be entered and follow instructions on clothing, shoes and photography. DASTA lists a visitor window of 08:00–18:00 and contact 038 221 278, while the map labels the broader temple open around the clock. Confirm building access rather than assuming a hall or office is staffed at night. Accessible parking, entrance and toilet facilities are listed on the exact map; confirm the route within the grounds.