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No need for donations, but with the experience of being given sheets of gold to stick onto the buddha statues (for good luck), you might would want to.
Truly worth the experience.
This place is worth a visit. There are some interesting ruins to see at the base as you begin your climb to the summit (short walk). You walk through lush tropical gardens on your way up. There is a Buddha housed in a structure at...More
In the morning I visited the train market. That day it rained so hard it could rattle the bones. This was the second stop. A really unusual and cool place that I was glad to get to see! The highlight is a small temple build...More
Followed Klook tour and this temple was one of the stops in the itinerary.
This temple was apparently built during the Thai -Burma war and there was a Buddha inside this trees wrapped synagogue like. The Buddha inside the synagogue is covered with gold leaves...More
We had two mini-busses of friends who booked a private tour to see the floating market and the railway market at Maeklong. After our tour to the floating market we had time to spare as we needed to wait for a certain timing to see...More
Wat Bang Kung was a strange little stop on our tour of Thailand. We exited our boat and were greeted by an area I didn't quite understand that had some vintage cars and planes, a camel, and some other animals. Across the street is the...More
Wat Bang Kung (Thai: วัดบางกุ้ง), built in Ayutthaya period, played a large role in the history of Thailand.
In 1765, Burmese troops attacked Ayutthaya, moved along the Maeklong river, found and then destroyed the Bang Kung Camp associated with the Wat. In 1767, King Taksin...More
That's depend on where will you start your trip.
1. From Amphawa Floating Market - There will be a tourist boat that you can join the tour group. The boat will take you to main attraction along the river including this... More
That's depend on where will you start your trip.
1. From Amphawa Floating Market - There will be a tourist boat that you can join the tour group. The boat will take you to main attraction along the river including this temple.
2. From Samut Songkram (The Famous Maeklong Railway Market) - There will be a local bus (Song Thaew) I'm not sure the location but you can ask the local where you can take the bus.
