📜 The Waat Sam Prasob shrine, also known as the Sunken Temple or Wat Wang Wiwekaram, was built by the Mon and Karen tribes and was once the heart of an old submerged town.
🔍 During the rainy season, it is almost entirely submerged, with only the top half and steeple visible.
🌊 Experience a unique temple accessible by boat during high water
🚶 Explore the ruins on foot during the drier season
📸 Capture scenic views, especially of the nearby Mon bridge
📜 Discover the history of the Mon community and the Vajiralongkorn Dam
🚤 Limited foot access during rainy season, requiring boat
Accessible by bus or car from Kanchanaburi.
Roadside parking available near the old bridge.
🗓️ Visit during the dry season for full access to the temple ruins.
🚶♀️ Walk across the Mon bridge to visit the Mon village; vehicles are not allowed.
Last updated 4 days ago
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