Wat Karon

Unclaimed

Not really that small as others have reviewed, but it's popular with the crowd. The food prices are very decent compared to if you go further downwards, closer to the beach areas, which are more expensive. You can't enter the Wat but still can take some nice photos. Take care not to destroy or dirty the area.

Good to know, it's open all week, not just Tuesday and Friday. It was absolutely fantastic and very reasonably priced. Very busy though. So be prepared to be squeezing through a lot of people.

This was a great experience, we went during Songkran and it just felt even more special

Wat means temple. You can offer food and drinks to the monks in the morning before 10:30 am. Monks do not possess money and can not buy food. They live from donations. It is a wonderful experience to make a donation and receive a blessing. Tuesday and Friday is a night market. Wonderful to buy souvenirs. You can buy local street food at local rates. Daytime: Please be respectful in your clothing when visiting the temple.

Beautiful temple and nice small night market on Tuesdays and Fridays..