Wat Pak Long

Open Days: Open Daily

Opening Hours: Open for general religious activities

 

Wat Pak Long is located in Nam Dip Subdistrict, Pa Sang District, Lamphun Province, Thailand. It is a historic Buddhist temple that serves as a spiritual, cultural, and community center for local residents, reflecting the traditional lifestyle of northern Thailand.

 

The temple was established on December 1, 1907, in an area that was originally dense forest near the Ping River. Local villagers cleared the land and built the temple as a place for religious practice and community gathering.

 

The name “Pak Long” comes from the northern Thai word “Long,” which means irrigation canal. The temple is located near the mouth of a canal that connects to the Ping River, which historically supplied water for agriculture in the area.

 

Getting There Visitors can travel from Lamphun city to Pa Sang District and continue to Nam Dip Subdistrict. The temple is easily accessible by private transportation.

 

 

A: In Pa Sang District, Lamphun Province.

 

A: In 1907.

 

A: No.

 

A: Riverside setting and peaceful atmosphere.

 

A: Around 30–60 minutes.