Wat Kunnathi Ruttharam (Wat Huai Khwang)
88 Soi Inthamara 59, off Sutthisan Winitchai Road, Din Daeng, Bangkok 10400
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Wat Kunnathi Ruttharam, better known locally as Wat Huai Khwang, is a community temple founded in 1885 that sits beside a small canal among the houses of the Huai Khwang neighbourhood. The address is Soi Inthamara 59 off Sutthisan Winitchai Road, in Din Daeng district. Thai travel writers describe it as a spiritual centre for the old Huai Khwang community with several sacred shrines, and visitors mention about five pavilions, handsome Buddha images and a statue of Thao Wessuwan in front of the main chapel. It is quiet and residential, a calm contrast to the busy Ratchada and Huai Khwang night markets nearby. MRT Huai Khwang is roughly a seven-minute walk. Entry is free; dress modestly, and note that parking inside is limited.
Rating from public reviews
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Visitors find it a peaceful, pretty neighbourhood temple with fine Buddha images, friendly monks and a calm canal-side setting.
It is small and tucked into a residential lane, and parking space is limited.
Admission
Free
Getting there
MRT Huai Khwang, about 500 m (7 min walk)
At a glance
- Community temple founded in 1885, known locally as Wat Huai Khwang
- Several pavilions, Buddha images and a statue of Thao Wessuwan in front of the main chapel
- Quiet canal-side setting among homes, a few minutes from MRT Huai Khwang
Thai name
วัดกุนนทีรุทธาราม (วัดห้วยขวาง)
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