Within the temple grounds, visitors can explore several captivating attractions: Phop Chok Dhamma Chedi: This nine-tiered pagoda blends contemporary and traditional architectural elements. Each tier features Chinese-style roofs adorned with dragon motifs. At the top of the pagoda sits a bell-shaped chedi, a hallmark of authentic Thai design, embellished with Burmese-style spires. Inside the pagoda, European-style décor complements Buddha statues on each tier. Additionally, inside the chedi, there is a replica of the Guan Yin carved with fragrant wood. White Stucco Ubosot: Ascending the grand Naga staircases to the intricately crafted stucco ordination hall, visitors encounter the principle Buddha image gleams in white. Giant Guan Yin Sculpture: Towering at approximately 79 metres on a hilltop, this is Thailand’s largest Guan Yin statue. It exudes a majestic aura and offers panoramic vistas of Wat Huai Pla Kang. A lift service is available to ascend to the top for breathtaking views. Open daily 07.00-21.00 hrs. The elevator opens between 07.00-18.00 hrs. Entrance fee: 40 baht For further details contact , Tel. (66) 5315 0274, (66)8 6620 0647
