Wat Kuti

Kuti Temple, constructed in the Ayutthaya period, features a beautifully carved teak rite hall ('ubosot'). The shrine's exterior walls are meticulously carved into scenes depicting the ten incarnations of the Buddha. The door panels are covered in an open lattice-work of inter-twined spray patterns, all superbly crafted. The seal of King Rama IV can be seen on the building's eastern gable, while King Rama V's seal is on the western gable. The temple is open daily during standard office hours.

Kuti Temple is located in Bang Kem Sub-district of Khao Yoi District, along Phetkasem Road. From Bangkok, the temple is on the left hand side, about 6 km before the entrance to the provincial office.

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