Wat Bang Peng Tai

Unclaimed

Right by the canal or khlong. This is the sister temple to Wat Bumpengnua. The monks showcase how locals would practice binthabhat (alms offerings) back in the days before roads were built. Back then the monks would usually visit the people using little boats. Come before 8:00am to see this. There's a market nearby for breakfast once you are done and some vendors offer riding of dwarf horses for the children and the feeding of other animals including alpacas, parakeets, tortoises. Most importantly there are sit down toilets available to the public for 5 bhat perperson and each toilet have those Japanese toilet seats to boot. Disabled persons and the elderly will have access to disabled toilets as well as a mini-lift for when they wish to cross the bridge to visit the stores on the other side of the khlong.

Right by Sansaab Canal. Well organized, Considered clean. Kwan-Riem floating market, lots of food stalls.

Easy to take the electric boat to the temple as it's right on the khlong. Nice temple that is surrounded by markets on both sides. Enjoyed sitting and chilling.

Beautiful temple situated on the canal. There is an outdoor night market area just outside the temple entrance that looks very clean. I went during the day so I did not get to enjoy the market. The temple is built on both sides of the canal. It is quiet and peaceful. It was not crowded, probably because I went during the day in the middle of the week.

Famous Temple and a lot of visitors.