[2025 Bacho Attraction] Travel Guide for The 400-year-old Mosque (Wadil-Husen Mosque) (Updated May)

Visiting the 300-year-old mosque in Narathiwat was an amazing journey into history! As soon as I arrived, I was in awe of the beautiful wooden structure, built entirely without nails. It felt like stepping back in time, surrounded by the rich culture and stories of the past. The mosque’s architecture was stunning, with intricate carvings and designs that show the amazing craftsmanship from centuries ago. Our guide shared stories about how the mosque has stood strong for 300 years, surviving the test of time and remaining an important place of worship for the community. Walking around, I felt connected to the history and tradition of the area. It was incredible to think about all the generations who have gathered there. The 300-year-old mosque in Narathiwat is a true treasure, full of beauty and history! #travel #thingstodo #narathiwat #thailand #historicallandmarks #mosque

Hello everyone, today I will take everyone to see the oldest thing in Narathiwat Province, which is the 300-year-old mosque. This place has a history that is not just 300 years old, but 400 years old. The 300-year-old mosque is the name they gave it. There are both Thai and Malaysian tourists who come to see the beautiful art of the mosque here. The mosque here uses wood instead of nails in the past. The sculpture art is also very beautiful. The side is made of strong and durable wood. Outside, there are souvenir shops. I recommend you to come visit. 🕌 . Coordinates: 300-year-old mosque, Talo Manoh, Ba Cho District, Narathiwat Province #tripfreeaccommodation #300year-oldmosque #Narathiwattourist

#trip takes you to fly to Asia #Narathiwat attractions #Wadi Al Hussein Mosque 📞Hello Hello, I heard it and answered it. Let's see a mosque🕌 that is unique and different from other mosques🕌. This mosque🕌 is made of teak wood, using carved wood instead of nails. It is a 2-storey building connected together. On the roof, there is a Thai-style building and an Azad tower that is a Chinese pavilion. This mosque is called Wadi Al Hussein Mosque or Telak Manok in Lubosaw. 🕌It is still open for religious ceremonies, even though it is over 300 years old. If you want to see the inside, you must ask permission from the Imam in charge first.