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

This is a temple dedicated to the accumulation of merit, not ticking off a sightseeing list. The grounds are spacious and peaceful, with a bright yellow ubosot at its center, marked by sema stones. A crematorium is also located on the grounds, and roosters roam freely as if they own the place. Renovations are currently underway, so parts of the complex are in flux, and some visitors have noted that the ordination hall was closed. If this affects your visit, please plan accordingly.

What keeps people coming back is the shop that sells donation baskets for 100 baht. You buy one, give it to the monks, and they bless it. Envelopes for cash donations are also available. Several regulars say that the monks here like to chat before and after prayers—something you don't find in the large, ticketed temples. Locals usually make up the majority, and it shows.