Wat Chaeng is a Buddhist temple in Ang Thong, Koh Samui, just off the main road. Its grounds are quiet, with old Buddhist temples beside a school and signs of the local Chinese community. The calm setting makes it a useful stop if you are exploring this part of the island and want a break from busier sights. Dogs roam on the grounds and may bark, so take that into account if you are uneasy around them. A visit towards the end of the day can be especially peaceful.
A temple beside the school
Wat Chaeng sits beside a school in Ang Thong, just off the main road. The grounds include old Buddhist temples and are associated with the local Chinese community, giving the site a distinctive character.
Dogs on the grounds
Dogs are present around the temple and may bark at other dogs. If you are uneasy around them, consider whether the visit is right for you.
FAQ
Is there an entrance fee at Wat Chaeng?
A visitor reported that entry was free.
When is a good time to visit Wat Chaeng?
Towards the end of the day, when the temple can be especially quiet.
Are there dogs at Wat Chaeng?
Yes. Dogs roam on the grounds and may bark, so take this into account if you are uncomfortable around dogs.
