[2025 Hankha ] Travel Guide for Wat Klai Kangwon (Wat Khao Sarapatdee Sri Charoentham) (Updated May)

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี 🎗️ Wat Klai Kangwon or its full name Wat Klai Kangwon - Khao Sarapatdi Si Charoentham is an ancient temple that has been renovated. It is located in Ban Chian Subdistrict, Hankha District, Chai Nat Province. This temple has a long history and is of cultural significance. It has been developed into a forest temple with a large area, planting trees, building huts, and providing facilities for those who come to practice meditation. In addition, there are many types of wild animals living within the temple area, making Wat Klai Kangwon both a place for meditation and an interesting natural tourist attraction in Chai Nat Province. 📍Ban Chian Subdistrict, Hankha District, Chai Nat 17130 ⏰08:00-18:00 #Thailand #Travel #Onedaytrip #FamilyTrip #GoodAtmosphere #ThaiTravelThailand #TravelThailand #TravelAlongTheWay #CafeReview #BeautifulCafeShare #LifeAddictedToCafes #MustVisitCafes #CafesTakeBeautifulPhotos #Tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี #Tripแจกส่วนลด #100วิธีเที่ยว

Wat Klai Kangwon-Khao Sarapatdi Sri Charoentham, Chai Nat Province is a beautiful and shady temple with an entire mountain in the temple. Inside the temple, there are many wild animals such as barking deer, deer, and peacocks that are raised in the open, not in cages. You can bring food to feed them. You can drive around the mountain to feed the barking deer along the way. On the top of the mountain, there is a footprint of the Lord Buddha for worship, with a beautiful replica cave built to cover it. #VisitTemples #VisitChainat #AmazingThailand

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี Been there 🚙Take a trip to Wat Klai Kangwon, Chainat, pay homage to the sacred objects and feed deer and peacocks🫎🦚 🛕Wat Klai Kangwon is an ancient temple since the Lopburi period. But later it fell into disrepair and was renovated around 1967. The temple area has very tame peacocks, barking deer, and deer🦚🫎 living freely in nature without cages. You can buy food from the temple's food stalls to feed these animals in the area designated by the temple. This temple is open as a place for meditation for those who aspire to the Dharma. You can travel to stay and practice meditation for free. 🙏🙏🙏 The highlight is the replica of the glass cave where the footprint of the Lord Buddha is enshrined. Inside the cave, there are many Buddha statues, including Phra Pirun, a Buddha statue in the rain-asking posture. The locals believe that it is very sacred. 🙏🙏🙏 #Been there #Wat Klai Kangwon #Chainat attractions #Chainat #Glass Cave

#summerdream Wat Klai Kangwon is an ancient temple from the Lopburi period, but later fell into disrepair. It was renovated around 1967. Because of its location, the temple is surrounded by mountains and beautiful natural surroundings on all four sides. The west side is adjacent to Khao Dinso, to the northwest is Khao Nong Sot, to the north is Ban Rai Suan Lao village, and to the east is Nong Tara Ku village and the U Thong-Makham Thao irrigation canal. The shady atmosphere with mountains, quiet and far from the hustle and bustle is the origin of the name of Wat Klai Kangwon. The temple has a nine-room chapel with an old pagoda as evidence. On top of Nong Sot mountain, there is also a pagoda. Currently, it is a beautiful temple with a large number of animals living there. Wat Klai Kangwon (Khao Sarapatdi Si Charoentham), Chai Nat Province