Amazing place to visit. There are multiple buildings to see, the gardens and grounds to explore and market stalls to browse. I visited as part of a half-day tour, we were only given 40 minutes to visit Wat Chalong. It was not long enough, it was just enough time to walk through the 3 levels of the Chedi, over to the central temple for a look, past the Bell Tower and watch some firecrakers going off and back to the mini bus. Next time I will spend longer there, and not go part of a tour. Next time I would spend more time, not rushing, sit for a bit and immerse in the experience, make some wishes, meditate and browse market stalls see all the buildings and the gardens. Dress modestly, and remove shoes, this is a religious site.

This is a great day out if you have not see Temple. They is plenty of places to wounder to. Different building to go into to. It can get busy with coaches of loading tourist. cost nothing to enter. They is food and drink at near by stalls.

We were on an organised trip from Patong Bay and were in awe of the temple and it’s surrounding buildings. It is the most important temple in Phuket and is dedicated to two monks who assisted the people during a Chinese rebellion in 1876. There are several structures and temples on site - the one that stands out is Phra Mahathat Chedi which has 3 levels - the first two have a number of Buddhas in various poses to reflect the different stages of life. Must see is the structure that houses statues of the monks - you see people placing gold leaf as a sign of respect. During our visit fire crackers were let off

We booked a private taxi from kata . We loved it lots of different temples to look round . We didn’t realise streight away but had plenty of time to realise you go streight to a hut in the middle with special offering packages and flowers and you take some and put a donation in the collection box , the package included gold leaf to add to the Buddhas in one temple and candles and incense sticks plus flowers to put in the bowls . They do fresh fruit smoothies at the stalls at the back near the toilets .

We visited the temple site on a tour and learned a lot about the different temples and how they differ in their meaning. It is a beautiful site with the temples being unique in their own way. We were there mid morning and it wasn’t too busy, you can make a donation for offerings including gold leaf to adorn certain statues. There is lots to take in and we spent a couple of hours there, this place is well worth visiting.

Peaceful and beautiful. The temple has three floors and amazing views from the top. A lot of history here. Plenty of parking. Also lots of small shops and stalls. Well worth a visit,

The Buddhist Wat Chalong Temple complex is the oldest and largest on Phuket Island. It consists of several buildings (temples), but they feel somewhat disjointed. The entire complex appears a bit lifeless and untidy, surrounded more by concrete and a large parking lot than the beautiful Thai nature. That being said, no visit to Thailand is complete without seeing a Buddhist temple. The most fascinating part of the complex is the 60-meter-high 'chedi' temple, where it is believed a relic (bone fragment) of Buddha is kept.