Wat Sala Loi

Enjoyable couple of hours, nice coffee house with ambient seating beside pond.

A temple very close to where I live but one I have never visited
A beautiful garden setting and nice and peaceful
A lovely 2 hours I can assure you 🙏

very beautiful, big temple. I liked it very much.

Praying for our family to be healthy, wealthy and happy. Khun Ya Mo is a real of Korat people belief and always in my mind as she was our heroine and being as the strongest mother who loved her people and family.
Great memorable place for the people to make the merit as the Buddhism treat and fulfill your mind in in relax surrounding of Buddhist.

Always a great temple to visit and relax by the water features or feed the fish.

Wat Sala Loi is to the northeast of the City, 500 metres from Rop Mueang Road. Thao Suranari and her husband built the Temple in 1827. The highlight is the convocation hall that was awarded the prize as the best avant-garde religious building from the siam Architects Society in 1973.

Wonderful experience. Beautiful Wat.

One of the ancient history temple in Nakhon Ratchasima. A popular temple for local people to worship their old days local heroine.

An important temple in Korat. There is a lot of story connected to Thao Suranaree at this temple. Always crowded.

Very interesting and on the day of the Yamo festival too

A good Location for People who want pray...there is a coffee shop and artificial waterfall which is a good photo location

Amazing place for worship. Loved the big gongs

It was a Sunday. Many people were there. Was very nice.

Korat's #1 temple. A must see. You can also buy Ya Mo amulets here

Went to make merit on way to korat.

The architecture is beautiful and suitable for the era.

It's a great place to visit

Nice temple with reflective natural area with waterfall

We visited Wat Sala Loi first time and we are all impressed how beautiful it is. You can buy animals to release them and you can see small waterfalls. The terrain is very very beautiful and spiritually.

A cultural icon of Korat. No matter when we visit it's always busy. Parking can be hard to find but patience provides and the very observant police and parking attendants are worth their weight in gold. Great place to reflect on life in general and watch happy families come to worship and interact with the temple activities. Highly recommend a visit without being hurried for time. Foreign visitors should always consider a more modest level of dress suited for a religious site. Well worth the time to visit.