Visit the underwater temple, Sangkhlaburi, Kanchanaburi

#VisitKanchanaburi Underwater temple, Sangkhlaburi, Kanchanaburi Wat Wang Wiwekharam (old) Luang Pho Uttama, together with the Karen and Mon people, built it at Ban Wang Kalang. At first, the temple had a hut, a pavilion, and a monastery. Later, the Vajiralongkorn Dam was built. The water from the dam flooded the old Sangkhlaburi district, including this temple. Therefore, the temple was moved to a hill, causing the old temple to be underwater during high water levels (rainy season). Currently, only the church walls remain, without a roof. The walls and doors still have some Mon art patterns. Some walls have decayed over time. This underwater temple is considered an Unseen Thailand tourist attraction in Sangkhlaburi, Kanchanaburi. Tourists can visit its beauty. During March-May, the water level in the river will be much lower. You can walk around and see the beauty of this temple. In the winter, you can take a boat trip to see some parts of the temple that are above the water or you may not see the temple at all because the water level in the river is high, causing the temple to be underwater. For sightseeing, there is a Wang Ka Village Tour Guide Club. Service rates -One temple 300 baht -Three temples 500 baht Per boat (1-6 people)​ Contact for more information at the Mon Bridge #akinkub #Kanchanaburi #Sangkhlaburi