Wat Huay Mongkol

Shrines,statues,making merit. Lots of opportunities to spend baht on spiritual and non essentials. Don't forget to feed the fish and visit the other temples. Take your time look around there's more than you think. The deer 🦌 need some feeding too.

My husband and I ended up in this wonderful place by accident. We were riding our bikes and took the wrong turn, and here it is so beautiful! I recommend everyone to visit! I was especially impressed by the huge three-headed elephants!

Very nice place with no waiting time during weekdays. No ticket. Behind the statue is a small children's playing area. You can feed fish and deers. If you have your own transportation take that to go to see the deers as well as the Buddha temple (statue) on the backside. I would not recommend walking in the heat.

Stunning wat (temple). One of the largest statue structures I’ve seen. I was here right at opening to make merit, so no stalls open yet, but appears to be many places to make merit, get food, and to enjoy the day. There are several places with amulets. There is a parking lot inside the temple and a larger lot across the street. Nice to be here early in the morning to enjoy the serene grounds! #thaitemples

Very nice and well maintained temple. Big area with a pond where fish can be fed. Its like in many temples. The small details making it very special and unique. I can recommend a visit.

A well maintained temple with lots of parking spaces. There is a small lake and another nice temple behind.

We go there on weekdays. No entrance fee and no store is opened. We finds the temple is very beautiful and peaceful.

Visited on first day of Lent, so it was quite busy but well organized and spacious. Lots of parking and a beautiful new pavilion being built in the back, well worth the extra ten minute walk to see it (under construction but in use already on August 1, 2023). Large pond to picnic around and feed huge fish. Great cultural and spiritual experience, to visit.

A nice excursion outside of the city. Plenty to see and wonderful photos to be taken. No entry fee.

20kms from Hua Hin city. You would probably be finished in 30 minutes however there is a lovely little coffee shop, fish feeding in the large ponds at the back & plenty of places to prey & provide offerings.
Clean & well presented. Worth a visit.

Really nice and peaceful temple, with lots of Chicken statues. Not many tourists, which is nice. Free parking and no admittance fee.

Beautiful big statue of beloved monk Luang pho tuad 🙏🙏🙏

Great spiritual place to visit and the facility is well maintained. Worth the drive from Hua Hin to see . Fantastic photo opportunities to create some great memories of our travel.

This is a beautifully place very peaceful and a lot to see and experience ❤

Wonderful place to meditate and relax. Clean and calm. Popular place of thai and foreign people. You should visit this place.

Wat Huay Mongkol in Hua Hin on August 13.

Centered on the theme “Enhancing Your Heart with Faith,” this celebration paid tribute to Her Majesty Queen Sirikit The Queen Mother on her esteemed 91st birthday.

The event saw a 399 metre long robe paraded through the temple grounds and around the statue of Luang Pu Thuat.

The place was nice. It's good to wear a hat or cap during your visit since it's an open area and it's kind of hot.

Quite a nice drive up to here from Hua Hin’s centre by bike and worth the trip if you find these kinds of places interesting or are looking for something new to see.

Very peaceful with mostly locals here who pray at the main statue as well as at some of the smaller ones throughout the area.

There are plenty of vendors nearby selling drinks and snacks, which is also pretty convenient.

Overall the area itself isn’t that big so you can see everything within 30 minutes or so without too much walking around, which can be a nice change compared to other larger temples, depending on what you like. Worth a trip in most cases I’d say!

Huge statue temple very nice to see

Nice , we want stay with our camping-car but can't sleep in this temple and we understand ,very happy to past buy pay or respect lung po tuat ,beautiful

You know this is an important Temple when it's sign-posted from Hua Hin and has Police stationed on this site.
Perhaps it's trademark is the unusual Buddha Statue which attracts the most visitors. But do go and see the two Temple buildings here, both of which are open to go inside.
There are a few stalls around the site selling souvenirs and drinks/snacks. I also noticed that wheelchairs are provided for visitors requiring them.
There is plenty of space for motorcycle parking within the Temple grounds.