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Wat Kham Ko

This temple is opposite of Wat Phra Non and was built in 1890. Leading to the sala is a roofed passage, that passes a white and gold colored chedi. The inside of the sala was a beautiful mix of Buddha images, both Thai and Burmese, richly decorated thammats (seats used for reading the scriptures), Chinese porcelain and elaborately decorated book cases, all in a very dim light. A beautiful atmosphere!  

Wat Kham Ko is the 400th temple we featured on chimburi.com!

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