Wat Chaeng

Known for the wooden gables

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The main attraction here is not the large building in the front of the compound, but rather the smaller wooden and concrete bot towards the rear.

Known for its elegantly carved wooden gables, Wat Chaeng also has some rather unusual guardians in the form of large fanged concrete crocodiles on the front steps.

The temple property serves as home to a decent-sized daytime market every Wednesday, causing slightly dilapidated grounds from the wear and tear.

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