[2025 Roi Et Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Klang Ming Mueang (Updated Jul)

Wat Klang Muang Roi Et is an ancient temple. It is believed to have been built before Roi Et, probably in the late Ayutthaya period. There are ancient murals and what is clearly noticeable is that there are still Sema stones in the chapel on the floor. I think I saw this first of all the temples I have been to. If anyone passes by, come and pay respect to Phra Phuttha Ming Muang in the pavilion. #VisitOldTemples

#TeamNortheast "Wat Klang Ming Muang" is an ancient temple in Roi Et Province, which is believed to have been built before the establishment of Roi Et Province. It is a temple with a beautiful ordination hall that stands out in terms of architecture, located in the middle of the temple. Inside the ordination hall is the "Phra Phuttha Ming Muang Mongkol", which is the Buddha image of Roi Et Province. Anyone who visits Roi Et must stop by to pay homage for good fortune at least once. In addition, the walls around the ordination hall also have paintings that depict the life story of the Buddha, which are of artistic value for visitors to enjoy. #SongkranThip

Wat Klang Ming Muang is an ancient temple located in the heart of Roi Et city. Although not the oldest, it is presumed to have been built even before the city itself was established. It is said that in the past, this temple was used for the ceremony of holding the sacred water oath. Inside the temple, there is a Ubosot (ordination hall) constructed during the late Ayutthaya period, adorned with beautiful murals depicting the life of Buddha. The main Buddha image enshrined within is known as Phra Buddha Ming Muang. Additionally, there are many other ancient buildings within the temple grounds. Feel free to visit and check in.