The Hangover · Filming location
Ancient City (Muang Boran)
In the story · The Hangover Part II (the monastery)
This huge open-air park of Thai buildings, 129 hectares south of Bangkok, plays the monastery where the friends look for a monk under a vow of silence. At the Phra Kaew Pavilion, stop 30 on the park map, Alan meditates with the head monk and remembers the night. The monastery itself is invented and its interiors were shot in a studio; the reception has a display about the filming.
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Where to stand for the photo
At the Phra Kaew Pavilion, frame it from the front, where Alan sits cross-legged.
Getting there
- Address: Sukhumvit Road, Bang Pu, Mueang Samut Prakan, Samut Prakan
- Transport
- By taxi, about an hour from central Bangkok depending on traffic.
- Access
- Paid entry. Visitors get around by rented bicycle, tram or their own car; allow most of a day.
Public sources (1)
Sources found on October 21, 2026.
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We always say if it is:
- The real filming location
- A place standing in for it
- Inspired by the story
Every place checked against public sources
Production · film commissions · tourist boards · guides
We always say if it is:
- The real filming location
- A place standing in for it
- Inspired by the story
Every place checked against public sources
Production · film commissions · tourist boards · guides
We always say if it is:
- The real filming location
- A place standing in for it
- Inspired by the story