Wat Krieng Krai Klang, located in Moo 5 Kriang Krai, Thailand, is a serene temple known for its stunning architecture and peaceful atmosphere, making it a must-visit destination for spiritual seekers and travelers alike.
Nestled in the tranquil surroundings of Moo 5 Kriang Krai, Wat Krieng Krai Klang stands as a testament to the rich cultural and spiritual heritage of Thailand. This beautiful temple, with its intricate designs and serene ambiance, invites visitors to immerse themselves in the peaceful environment. The striking architecture, characterized by ornate details and a serene layout, provides an ideal backdrop for reflection and meditation. Locals and travelers frequently visit the temple to experience its spiritual energy, participate in traditional ceremonies, or simply enjoy the lush, landscaped gardens that accompany it. As you walk through the temple grounds, the gentle sounds of nature harmonize with the soft whispers of devotion, creating a sense of tranquility that is palpable. In addition to its visual beauty, Wat Krieng Krai Klang serves as a community hub, fostering a sense of togetherness among its visitors while promoting the timeless teachings of Buddhism. Whether you seek spiritual enrichment, cultural immersion, or a peaceful retreat, this temple promises an experience that resonates in the heart long after leaving.
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Wat Krieng Krai Klang is perched on a picturesque hilltop overlooking Moo 5 Kriang Krai, Thailand
This is just one of those amazing places that is on my bucket list. The monkeys here are of the friendly kind (but still not have them on you, still always take care) but they are not overtly agressive as in Lop Buri. They run at the sight of an aligator doll at this Wat!Stay till right before sunset and pull out your car near the park entrance. Wait. Soon you will see millions and millions of bats flying out of the cave, flying in a mind boggling shifting DNA helix, all that with their far above sounds and few other sounds with the sun setting. One of the most amazing sights I have experienced.WORTH THE TRIP 1000%
This beautiful temple as so many others in the area is besieged by monkeys of every conceivable type and size! Breeding seems to be very much to the fore, with babies rushing around everywhere and fighting when invading an older member’s territory !
Be very careful with these little pranksters. If you give them food, give it once and go away. Don’t try to keep all of it in one hand and give food by other – they will come and take everything from you with force.
If you have yet to interact with Thailand’s monkeys, I’d recommend this temple. I’ve been to other “monkey temples” in Hua Hin, Ayutthaya, and Lopburi, and the monkeys at this temple were by far the most tame. There are tons of them, though, so you’re bound to find one or two aggressive ones…be careful at all times! Tuck away any loose objects and watch your back (but don’t be paranoid, either — have fun!).The temple isn’t noteworthy at all, and it’s a good 6.5 miles outside of town, so you’ll have to pay quite a few baht for a tuk tuk if you don’t have a motorbike.
Such a sight. You arrive and see 10’s of no keys and as you drive into the temple by the play ground you understand there are hundreds!! It’s so much fun. Don’t take food just enjoy watching them.