Wat Klang Khlong Takhian

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(Go back to the main road and continue in the eastern direction. You will arrive at an active temple beside Khlong Takian and the Chao Phraya River. In front of the temple’s entrance are two distinctive Yaksi guarding the entrance gate.)

Wat Klang Khlong Takhian is situated at the confluence of the Chao Phraya River and Khlong Takhian. There are all the standard monastic structures providing services by Buddhist clergy. The ordination hall was built in the Late Ayutthaya style (1629-1767). Some of the current attractions include a large piece of Takhian wood that is believed to have a female ghost residing in it. There is also a merry-go-round structure that involves replications of Buddhist monks proceeding in a circle with begging bowls in hand for alms giving.

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