Wat Nam Dip

Open Days: Open Daily

Opening Hours: Open for general religious activities

 

Wat Nam Dip is a historic Buddhist temple located in Nam Dip Subdistrict, Pa Sang District, Lamphun Province, Thailand. It serves as a local spiritual center and reflects the traditional lifestyle and religious practices of the surrounding rural community.

 

The temple was established in 1887 through the donation of land by local villagers, including Ai and Pa Rong Chaiwaree. It later received official recognition and Wisungkhamsima on October 30, 1936, allowing it to perform formal Buddhist ceremonies.

 

The temple features key structures such as the ordination hall, viharn, sermon hall, and scripture hall. The principal Buddha image in the ordination hall is made of brass, while the viharn houses a brick-and-plaster Buddha image along with sacred relics.

 

Getting There Visitors can travel from Lamphun city to Pa Sang District and continue to Nam Dip Subdistrict. The temple is located along the San Hang Suea–Tha Li road and is easily accessible by private vehicle.

 

 

A: It is located in Pa Sang District, Lamphun Province.

 

A: The temple was established in 1887.

 

A: No, there is no entrance fee.

 

A: The temple features sacred relics and a peaceful atmosphere.

 

A: Around 30–60 minutes.