[2025 Trang Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Kaphang Surin (Updated Jun)

Hello everyone, today I will take everyone to visit a beautiful temple that is a favorite of Trang people. This is "Wat Kapang Surin". This place is located in Thap Thiang Subdistrict, Mueang Trang District, Trang Province. It is a beautiful temple with a spacious temple grounds with shady natural trees. The atmosphere inside the temple is peaceful, clean, and has many facilities, such as parking, clean bathrooms, and more. I recommend that you come and take pictures of beautiful temples in Trang Province. 🛕🌿🌞🤍 . Location: Wat Kapang Surin, Thap Thiang Subdistrict, Mueang Trang District, Trang Province #tripfreeaccommodation #beautifultemplesinTrang #WatKapangSurin

Wat Kapang Surin is located in Tambon Thap Thiang, Mueang Trang District, Trang Province. It is a third-class royal temple, common type. The temple is located on a plain. Inside the temple, there is a chapel, which is a local southern architecture. There are wooden pillars, brick walls, and mortar. The gable roof is two levels. The Fine Arts Department registered it as an ancient site on March 17, 1999. Wat Kapang Surin is the location of the Saha Prachasan Buddhist School and the Sunday Buddhist Study Center. #VisitTemple #RoyalMonastery #Trang

Wat Kapang Surin, Trang Province 🙏It is an old temple of Trang Province. It is a very beautiful royal temple. The new chapel is a beautiful four-sided chapel, strikingly beautiful both inside and outside. 💐The old chapel is a local southern architecture. Wooden pillars, brick walls, and mortar roofs, two levels, and is registered as an ancient site. 📍 Tambon Thap Thiang, Amphoe Mueang, Trang #100WaysToVisit #WatKapangSurin #TrangWorthVisiting

Wat Kapang Surin is an old temple in Trang Province. It is located in Ban Kapang, Wian Kapang Road, Tambon Thap Thiang, Amphoe Mueang, Trang. It is a very beautiful royal temple. The new chapel is a beautiful four-sided pavilion. On the side is a large principal Buddha image and beautiful murals. On the other side of the temple, you will find the old chapel, which is a local southern architecture, a Thai-Chinese fusion style. There are wooden pillars, brick and mortar walls, and a three-tiered gable roof. It is also one of the 20 ancient sites in Trang. I recommend that anyone who comes to Trang should come and pay their respects before traveling for good luck. #VisitSecondaryCities #SecondaryCitiesWorthVisiting #SecondaryCitiesMustVisit #TrangWorthVisiting #TrangIsNotJustTheSea #TrangAttractions #HereIsTrang

Wat Phra Phang Surin Royal Monastery, Trang Province was built in 1897 by the Chinese community, led by a local tycoon named A Se, who donated 20 rai at first. Later, more was purchased. The original name was Wat Kapang after a large pond nearby. The temple was located on a small hill sloping from the north to a rice field near a marsh called “Sa Kapang”. Later, the name was changed to Wat Kapang Surin after Phraya Surin Racha (Nok Yung Wiseskul), the governor of Phuket Province, who renovated Sa Kapang into a place for relaxation. Wat Kapang Surin was graciously promoted to the status of a third-class royal monastery in 2006. Wat Kapang Surin is an ancient temple of Trang. Inside the temple, there is a local southern architecture chapel with wooden pillars, brick and mortar walls, and a two-tiered gable roof. It was registered as an ancient monument on March 17, 1999.