1. Architecture
Observe the decorated roof, hall exterior and courtyard without disrupting worship. Later repairs may coexist with older details.
Wat Tha Khaek
Riverside temple on the road to Kaeng Khut Khu
An old temple on the eastern river road near Chiang Khan, convenient to pair with the Kaeng Khut Khu rapids.
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About this attraction
An old temple on the eastern river road near Chiang Khan, convenient to pair with the Kaeng Khut Khu rapids.
Visiting and local stewardship
An active Buddhist temple cared for by its temple community. Visitors should follow entry and worship notices.
Essential information
Place
Wat Tha Khaek
Type
Historic Buddhist temple
Location and directions
Chiang Khan Subdistrict, Chiang Khan District, Loei 42110, Thailand
Opening hours & admission
Confirm current opening times, access, and any fees at the site.
History and background
The Thailand Tourism Directory describes its local importance and connection to the revered monk Luang Pu Chob.
What to see and how to explore
2. Route and transport
Allow 20–40 minutes, then continue by road to Kaeng Khut Khu. Search the exact temple name on Google Maps.
3. Photography
Photograph the entrance and roofline from public paths; ask before photographing monks or ceremonies.
Real photographs
Image rights: all images displayed on this website remain the property and copyright of their original photographers.
Visitor questions
Can it be paired with the rapids?
Yes, using local road transport.
May I enter all buildings?
Only enter areas open to visitors and respect services.
Location and directions
Chiang Khan Subdistrict, Chiang Khan District, Loei 42110, Thailand
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