Prepare yourself for the legendary temple fair many await: the 2026 Rai Khing Temple Fair, a pilgrimage honoring the Phra Ubali Mahamongkol Stupa at Rai Khing Temple, a royal monastery in Sampran District, Nakhon Pathom Province, bringing together devotees, food lovers, and shoppers all in one place.
Held from 4 to 12 October 2026 (a total of 9 days and 9 nights)
Location: Rai Khing Temple, Royal Monastery, Sampran District, Nakhon Pathom Province
Worship and gilding of Luang Pho of Rai Khing Temple, the sacred Buddha statue of Nakhon Pathom, for blessings, fortune, and health.
Veneration of the Phra Ubali Mahamongkol Stupa and visiting the exhibition commemorating the 104th birth anniversary of Phra Ubali Khunnuphamacharn.
Spectacular shows and performances including exhibitions, prayer and sermon contests, cultural performances, plus free concerts by famous artists, luk thung bands, and molam music every night for nine nights.
Experience the riverside retro market atmosphere, explore the riverside life along the Nakhon Chaisi River (Tha Chin River), enjoy beautiful photo spots, and participate in fish release merit-making.
One of the biggest attractions is the celebrity and influencer vendor zone, where auctioned spaces have soared this year. You will find
Popular dessert and beverage stalls run by artists, actors, and well-known celebrities, featuring crepes, sweets, rich cocoa drinks, and trendy street food menus.
The stalls line both sides of the street, offering local food, traditional snacks, grilled seafood, and affordable fashion items.
Dress code: Since it is temple grounds, wear modest clothing (sleeved shirts and knee-length pants or skirts). Comfortable shoes are recommended due to the large event area.
Payments: Although most vendors accept QR code payments, carrying some cash is advised for small booths or merit-making donations.
Protect your belongings: With many attendees, keep a close watch on bags and valuables at all times.
By private car: From Bangkok, use Phetkasem or Borommaratchachonnani Roads toward Sampran District, Nakhon Pathom. Note: Evening traffic is heavy; allow extra travel time and use designated parking areas provided by the temple or nearby private lots.
Bus line 84 (Khlong San – Rai Khing Temple)
Passenger vans on routes such as Pinklao – Nakhon Pathom or New Southern Bus Terminal routes