Temples in Phuket
52 places in 17 districts
Districts
25–48 of 52
Temples in Pa Khlok
Wat Sophon Wanaram
Buddhist templeA village temple in Pa Khlok laid out in the southern Thai way around a central courtyard.
Temples in Wichit
Wat Nakaram (Wat Naka)
Buddhist templeA local temple in Wichit near Phuket Town, known for its golden and white marble chedi.
Wat Thepnimit
Buddhist templeA local temple in Wichit, near the subdistrict office and not far from Phuket Town, founded in 1937 by villagers on former rubber-plantation land.
Temples in Ko Kaeo
Sam Pai Kong Shrine
Chinese shrineA village shrine in Koh Kaew to the Three Officials of Heaven, Earth and Water, in three joined halls.
Wat Sapam (Wat Sapam Thammaram)
Buddhist temple · SapamA quiet working temple on Phuket's east coast where local families come for daily merit-making and meditation.
Temples in Sakhu
Wat Mongkhon Wararam (Wat Nai Yang)
Buddhist temple · Nai Yang BeachA village temple at Nai Yang, officially founded in 1757, once led by the respected abbot Luang Pho Nang Seua.
Temples in Kathu
Kathu Shrine
Chinese shrineA Chinese shrine in Kathu, one of the island's four Tao Bo halls and one of the three that run the biggest programmes of the Vegetarian Festival.
Pun Tao Kong Shrine
Chinese shrineA roadside shrine on Patong Hill to Pun Tao Kong, a guardian of drivers and travellers, built by local people around 1980 because of the steep road's accidents.
Wat Kathu
Buddhist templeA Buddhist temple in Kathu, moved to its present raised site; a centre of Buddhist education since 1956.
Temples in Talat Nuea
Jui Tui Shrine
Chinese shrine · Phuket Old TownOne of the main Chinese shrines of Phuket Town and a centre of the Phuket Vegetarian Festival.
Put Jaw Shrine
Chinese shrine · Phuket Old TownThe oldest Chinese shrine in Phuket Town, built by Hokkien settlers, next to the larger Jui Tui Shrine.
Sam Sae Chu Hut Shrine
Chinese shrineA Chinese shrine at the foot of the Khao Rang hill road whose altar holds the Buddhas of the Three Ages.
San Chao Cho Ong
Chinese shrine · Phuket Old TownA small community shrine of the Hokkien Chinese on Krabi Road to Cho Ong Tai Te, a guardian deity against illness and misfortune.
San Chao Mae Ya Nang (Sam San Shrine)
Chinese shrine · Phuket Old TownA modest Chinese shrine in Phuket Town founded in 1853, in the years of the tin-mining boom.
Sui Boon Tong Shrine
Chinese shrineOne of the newer Chinese shrines of Phuket Town, founded in 1967, which held its first Vegetarian Festival in 1977.
Wat Kajorn Rangsan
Buddhist temple · Phuket Old TownA working community temple on Ranong Road in Phuket Old Town, near the fresh market, with resident monks and a municipal school in its grounds.
Temples in Talat Yai
Bang Neow Shrine
Chinese shrineA Chinese shrine on Phuket Road dedicated to Tao Bo Keng, mother of the Nine Emperor Gods, and one of the main shrines of the Phuket Vegetarian Festival.
Hok Nguan Kong Shrine
Chinese shrineA Chinese shrine near the Surin circle in Phuket Town to Jor Su Kong, a black-faced deity who in life built bridges and roads and gave medicine away.
Kio Thian Keng Shrine (Saphan Hin)
Chinese shrine · Saphan HinA working shrine of the Chinese-Thai community on the Saphan Hin shore, where the Phuket Vegetarian Festival ends each year.
Long Hun Keng Shrine
Chinese shrineA small Chinese shrine (肜雲宮) on Thepkasattri Road in Phuket Town, with a part in the Vegetarian Festival.
Sam Kong Shrine (Lim Hu Tai Su)
Chinese shrineA Chinese shrine built for the deity Lim Hu Tai Su on land a Chinese-Thai family gave, enlarged in the late 1940s and again in the mid-1990s.
San Chao Hainan (Hainan Shrine)
Chinese shrine · Phuket Old TownA shrine of Phuket's Hainanese community on Thalang Road, built in 1910 as a shelter for new arrivals from China.
San Chao Jeng Ong
Chinese shrineA Chinese shrine down a small lane off Yaowarat Road, across from Vachira Phuket Hospital, where families of patients come to pray.
Shrine of the Serene Light
Chinese shrine · Phuket Old TownA small Chinese shrine built in 1891 by a Chinese family, hidden in a courtyard off Phang Nga Road in the Old Town.