Wat Satue Phuttha Saiyat Temple - 52m Reclining Buddha and Traditional Market - Thailand 2025

Wat Satue Phuttha Saiyat is a temple built on the bank of the Pasak River with a giant white reclining Buddha.

Satue Temple was built in 1857. Important things within the temple include a large reclining
Buddha image (Luang Pho To), which people in the region regard as very sacred. It is 52 meters long and 16 meters high, which Somdej Phutthachan To built in 1870.

At Wat Satue, you can also see the Rama VI Dam and walk across the bridge to visit Wat Kai Chon. This is the birthplace of Somdet Phutthachan To, the founder of this temple.

The old Ayutthaya style temple, the huge Buddha statue and the murals painted on the inside of the ordination hall are very nice. The temple itself is located about 2 hours north of Bangkok in the Tha Ruea area of Ayutthaya.

Next to the temple is a fresh market that sells snacks, fresh fruit and the local Thai favorites. The prices are reasonable and a great place to grab some lunch while exploring the temple.

I had a wonderful time discovering this temple.

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