Wat Suwan Khiri Khet (Wat Karon), the main sanctuary in Karon Beach, was established in 1895 and has been as of late remodeled. Little yet appealing, it is effortlessly available from Karon by walk and worth a visit, and a photograph. The primary building is 'monitored by two extensive, emerald green nagas (serpents) and the inside of the building's dividers, entryways and window boards delineate the life of Buddha, including his 'Ten Lives' and him battling with malevolence before his illumination.
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Wat Suwan Khiri Khet is additionally known Karon Temple is not hard to find being on Patak Road, only a couple of minutes drive, or around a 15 minute walk north from Karon Traffic Circle. The fundamental building has 2 extensive snakes, guarding it, and they encompass the entire bulding. here are 3 delightful Buddha Statues in the Ordination corridor and another 17 in an extensive lobby where sermons can be listened. On Tuesday and Saturday evening there is a nourishment, garments and little keepsake showcase that is open until early night in the gorund and patio nurseries of Wat Suwan Khiri Khet.
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The littler building houses two Ramayana pictures "guarding" a delightful dark sapphire Buddha picture. A comparative Buddha picture can be seen at Latthiwanaram Temple (Wat Tai) in Chalong.
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Opening Hours: The sanctuary is open for open day by day according to popular demand, yet stop is constantly open.
Area: On Patak Road in Karon and can be come to from Patong by taking the street south and turning left at Karon Traffic Circle. The Wat is in the evildoer of the twist up Patak Rd.
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