Krue Se Mosque

During the Ayutthaya period, the Krue Se community was once home to Pattani City and served as an important trading port. The Krue Se Mosque, aged over 200 years, is believed to be constructed during the Ayutthaya period as well. The Mosque was registered by the Fine Arts Department as an ancient monument in 1935 and has been consistently restored to preserve its condition as the historical landmark of Pattani. The architecture was constructed with bricks, round pillars, and pointed arch doors in the Middle Eastern art style. The designer of the mosque was Shaykh Safiyuddin Al Ismaas Ulamaa of Pondok. The Krue Se Mosque remains to be a place of active religious practices to this day. (Visitors are advised to dress modestly when visiting the mosque.)

Visitor Information

• Entry Fee: Free (Thai nationals: Free)

Getting There

Krue Se Mosque is located at Highway No. 42 (Pattani- Narathiwat route) at Ban Krue Se. View on Google Maps.

Tips for Visitors

• Bring sun protection, water, and comfortable walking shoes.

• Cash is useful — smaller venues may not accept cards.

• Respect local customs and signage.

• Allow extra time for travel to remote locations.