Why should you go there and how do you do it right?

This is the place at the other end of the Kho Ku So bamboo bridge, and that's exactly how you should imagine it. It's not a tourist destination in itself, not a temple with magnificent, gilded roofs that will blow you away, but a small forest temple with a few traditional wooden buildings around it, and very peaceful. Anyone expecting spectacle will be disappointed. Anyone seeking tranquility will be happy.

The journey is half the battle. From the parking lot, you cross the bamboo bridge over open fields and reach the temple on foot – a much more pleasant way to visit a temple than stopping next to a tour bus. While scooters do get close, you park before the gate anyway and walk the rest of the way. The grounds are manageable, and you can walk through them in fifteen to twenty minutes, unless you sit down and soak up the atmosphere, which I highly recommend. The best time to come is in the morning when the fields are still cool.