Wat Pha Tak Suea

Amazing place, the views over the Mekong river and across into Laos are spectacular. Most people head for the small glass bottomed skywalk. However there's another great viewing point which I preferred, before you get to the skywalk, where you can step out onto projecting rocks for equally good views, but beware precipitous drop, no fencing. Apart from the fabulous views the Temple buildings are well worth visiting, three of them. There is some construction work going on behind the Skywalk currently to create a fourth Temple building. I couldn't find any place to buy refreshments.

This is a Buddhist temple 🛕 about 1 hour west of Nong Khai. It is high in the mountain, and views over the Mekong River are spectacular, looking up and down the the Mekong across into Loas. This is different it has a glass bridge to walk out over.

Nice view in evening. There is glass bridge as a landmark to get a nice pictures. Recommend to visit if have time. Not very crowded. There are plenty of parking area. Due to it manage by temple. You can donate some amount for renovate this place if you prefer.

Wat Pha Tak Suea, is a nice quiet place with a beautiful way, and the new attraction "the sky walk" a way are made with glass at floor, so you can see the ground around 100 m under the walk! and you have a nice round view at Mekong River and Lao. there can stay 30 people's it's funny to see some people's with panics. and there are at construction a new bigger Wat at this areal.

The temple is not very big, but it is very pretty and above all, it is located in a beautiful place. It's a must-see place to take the time to visit.

“An Odd Combination” Hi-light: Breathtaking scenic skywalk in a serene Buddhist temple. A glass-floor sky walk is short, but the view of Mekong rIver is definitely the check-point. Those who seek serenity in the temple may need to come quite early before tourist time or even have to stay overnight. Location: *** On the cliff over Mekong river, not easily access by public transport. Most people come here by tourist vans and private cars. Universal design: ** Here is not for the unhealthy elderly or wheel-chair people. You need to walk up or down many steps to the attraction sites such as the main temple on the hill. The sky walk is not high, but there are some steps to go, no ramps for wheelchairs. Cleanness: **** Most of the area included toilets are well kept clean, but it will depend on how many tourists during your visit. Safety: *** The skywalk is quite safe, there is a local guard operates and facilitates in place.The site is on the cliff, so be careful with the children or those with acrophobia. The stairway down to Thum Pra or Buddha Cave is well-constructed but be careful during 2-way traffic. Staffs: *** Friendly and informative, but I don't like the loud announcement all the time in the temple like this.

80 km west of Nong Khai city is the new Sky Walk with a great view over the mighty Mekong river. With a glass floor it might be for some a little frightening experience. A very nice Tempel here as well.

A quaint temple that is located within the sky-walk zone in Nong Khai province. And, well worth the walk up the steep stairs, to experience the beautiful architecture, sculptures and decor on show (see my YouTube), in this active place of worship.