A Chinese Temple — Local services in Krabi Province

It's a place definitely worth a visit if staying in Ao Nang, as it's so close by.

It's and odd temple looking like a mash up of various religions and concepts. However, I don't not actually know anything about it. Many shapes and characters are repeatedly seen at other temples.

The place is great for anyone curious about symbols, just making a short local sightseeing, and photo opportunities (primarily interesting snapshots of designs, but also selfies).

The whole temple have been a slow work in progress for many years, and still is. In the months of March-May activity has increased, and the top of the temple is starting to gain...

The statue of the Bodhisattva “Guanyin” overlooks the green landscape and misty mountains, atop 256 steep stairs. She is known as the Goddess of Compassion, Mercy and Kindness and is considered to be a mother-goddess. Other idols and sculptures adorn the slope, with some still being constructed. At the peak, behind the goddess are 4 lifelike models of monks. Free entry to the site. It is much easier to walk down the right side stairs which are bigger steps. At the parking area is the prayer hall with Buddha statues and other icons. Toilets available at the...

This temple is a hidden gem! We hopped on a tuk-tuk & took a 20 min ride from Aonang (driver waited for us). It has amazing architecture (we didn't have to take our shoes off of cover up). It is free to look around but does have an honesty alter & also a box if you wish to leave a donation. We visited in August where it is the quiet (rainy) season so we had the place to ourselves for as long...