Wat Chula Manee temple is situated on a small canal, less than 5 kilometers from the Amphawa floating market. Dating back to the Ayutthaya period, it is particularly noteworthy for its hall on the first floor of one of the buildings, which is adorned with magnificent gilding. The main hall (Wihaan) also features beautiful murals. While a visit to the temple isn't a must when visiting Amphawa, it makes an interesting stop on the way back from the Damnoen Saduak or Tha Kha floating markets.

Songthaew lines 604, 605, or 467 stop at the side of the road near the start of the access road to the temple. If you are coming from Amphawa, you will be on the right-hand side of the road. If you are coming from the direction of Amphawa, you will need to cross the road to reach the temple access road. Tell the driver "ouat chula mani," and he will stop you at the correct spot. Alternatively, you can walk for about 10 minutes from the intersection of Route 325 and the road to Amphawa. The blue bus or songthaew line 333 stops at this intersection (5 THB). From the market in Amphawa, it takes about half an hour to walk.

How to get there

How do I get to Wat Chulamanee? You can take songthaew lines 604, 605, or 467 and be dropped off on the side of the road near the start of the access road to the temple. If you are coming from Amphawa, you will be on the right-hand side of the road. If you are coming from Amphawa, you will need to cross the road to reach the access road to the temple. Tell the driver "ouat chula mani," and he will stop you at the correct spot. Alternatively, you can walk for about 10 minutes from the intersection of Route 325 and the road to Amphawa. The blue bus or songthaew line 333 stops at this intersection (5 THB). From the market in Amphawa, it takes about half an hour to walk.