Ganesha Temple Park, Chainat

Nestled in the Klang Daet Subdistrict, is a remarkable spiritual site established in 2009, stemming from the deep devotion of Mae Daeng and her family towards Lord Ganesha. The park is centred around an awe-inspiring statue of Lord Ganesha, known for its significant size and striking bright pink colour. Visible from afar, this statue, depicting Lord Ganesha in a blessing posture, is a symbol of dignity and faith. It is widely believed that those who pay homage and make wishes to Lord Ganesha here will see their desires fulfilled. A notable feature of the park is the Mae Daeng Palace, a two-storey wooden structure. The entrance is adorned with two majestic Naga statues, Pho Pu Naka Srisuttho and Mae Yanaki Sri Pathumma. These statues, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship, elegantly stretch along the corridor leading to the palace. Moreover, the park is home to other deities and sacred symbols that visitors can pay respect to. These include statues of the King Crocodile, the Chiewakakomaraphat Hermit, and depictions of Vishnu mounted on Garuda. Each of these elements contributes to the rich tapestry of spiritual and cultural significance that defines Ganesha Temple Park.