Wat Nam Hu

Beautiful and calm temple. Definitely worth the visit. You can feed the fishes and hens around the temple. Beware of the dogs.

We had the most fun at this temple feeding and playing with the hungry chickens. They are so obedient, waiting for us to feed. We spent an hour there. There are hardly any tourists there. Also, you can hop over to the pond to feed the fishes too. They are very hungry. Overall, the feel of the temple is wonderful. Should drop by if one has the time.

Quiet temple with a fish pond and chickens to feed. There are two churches (one in the back) and two different styles of Buddha statues. I like the one in the back made from wood with gold accents. There is also a monument to King Naresuan near the pond. The chickens are in reference to that monument.

You can buy snacks for the fish and for the chickens and feed them🥰

In Pai's tranquil embrace, Wat Nam Hu stands with grace, A sacred haven in Thailand's scenic embrace. Rooted in history, its origins unfold, A spiritual journey, centuries old. Founded in reverence, the temple's tale weaves, Through epochs of time, where tradition believes, Monks' chants echoed by the river's gentle flow, Wat Nam Hu's essence, a spiritual glow. Pai's cultural jewel, with architecture so grand, Wat Nam Hu beckons, a serene, spiritual land. Blossoming lotuses in the temple's sacred pond, A haven of peace, where tranquility is spawned.

A quaint little pavilion temple on the water. The interior is decorated with numerous rooster statues. Earn some merits and feed the catfish and pigeons there. A very quiet and tranquil environment.

Nice temple. Has some information in English for tourists. You can buy food for the fish in the pond and donations for the monks for good merit.

Loved playing with the chickens. Made me miss all the little ones I left back home.