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This temple is not the normal temple if such a description of "normal" can apply to most Thai temples. They are not really tourist attractions for foreigners but either working temples for Thai Buddhists or monuments to the Buddha or revered monks. Anyway what makes this site special are the two boat temples, one a landlocked replica of the royal barge complete with royal oarsmen and another a boat temple on a lake. Add to that a beautiful 3-storey bell tower and a 3-headed elephant at the entrance and you can see why even Thai tourist buses visit here. A little bit distant from the centre of town but well worth the effort…
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Date of experience: November 2019
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An impressive and attractive complex of buildings and a pleasant walk around a lake. Turtles and a lot of fish to feed. Well worth visiting
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Date of experience: September 2017
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Located in local side of Ubonratchathani. A nice sanctuary pond where local Buddhists have released fishes and turtles back to live in nature. Merchant sell animal food before we cross the bridge.
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Date of experience: June 2017
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After you pass through a huge elephant entrance, there is an enormous boat with statues of oarsman, very impressive near the entrance. Then you can climb a bell tower, rather steep steps, and bang on the bells and gongs there. Most fun is the wat itself, it projects into a lake with many fish, you can buy bread and throw it into water, many many large fish gobble it up. Both beautiful and lots of fun. A hug Golden Buddha overlooks the whole scene. …
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Date of experience: October 2016
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