Wat Theptidaram Worawihan is the temple located behind Wat Ratchanatdaram. Located on Samran Rat Road, it was constructed in 1836 - 1839 by King Rama III, and is one of the three temples rebuilt during his reign. The temple's buildings were built in combined Thai - Chinese styles.
Sunthon Phu, a famous Thai poet who lived during the time of King Rama III, stayed at Wat Theptidaram during his monkhood. He is famous for penning two novels, Phra Apaimanee and Khunchang-Khunpaen.
Wat Theptidaram (29 August 2006)
Getting there
Wat Theptidaram is located behind Wat Ratchanatdaram. There are no Skytrains to this area, so the most convenient way to get there is by taxi. Ask the taxi to stop along Ratchadamnoen Klang Road, in front of Wat Ratchanatdaram, and visit both temples together, in addition to other nearby sights as listed below.
Wat Theptidaram (29 August 2006)
Wat Theptidaram (29 August 2006)
Wat Theptidaram (29 August 2006)
Wat Theptidaram (29 August 2006)
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