The best place to donate clothes and other used items.

Along the path way to waterfall at suan kaew temple ...it's paradise on earth

it is a big project, must have good management and clear strategies to maintain such a big organization.

The good place to make merit, a little market of second hand stuff or fruit or vegetable to buy.The income will give to child.

good quality and cheap price second hand furniture

Used to go to school around here. Used to come to this temple every religious day as well. It changed quite a lot but it's still one the best temples in this area. This temple truly delicates their work and profit toward locals and those who are in need, not just human, but also other living animals as well. I'm truly admire พระพยอม กลฺยาโณ's remarkable delicated work

Great socialism form of temple, actually it can be an independent state.

Come by when you have some good stuffs/gadgets that are no longer needed and want to donate them to thise who could make good use of it. You can also come here to shop for those second-handed items (fixed/repaired after donated) at reasonable price. This will help supportingbthe temple in continuing their operation and to teach/practice those who want to go through some dhamma/meditation courses.

Picturesque landscape all around, and it seems they care for dogs, too. Although as they were almost all caged, i'm not certain how happy the dogs really are. If you want to explore the 2nd-hand goods, arrive not too late. I arrived at 5pm, and the shop was closed.

Everything that are new, unused, spare parts, etc can be donated. Don't forget visiting their gardens and souvenir shops.

If you want to donate unused stuff, this place is your option. Also, good place to do buddism activities.

Great location to donate your old clothes electronics etc. They fix it up and the proceeds goes towards the wat.

All the second hand objects, items and furniture you'll ever need. As far as I know it's the biggest in the vicinity of Bangkok. Especially the teak wood and house appliances sections are nice here.

Went to this temple for merit-making, for my friend’s father who passed away one year ago. Apparently the monk who prayed for us is very famous, and another friend and I also prayed for our fathers, who also have passed away. Tranquil and well-maintained. I hope to visit there again soon.

very local atmosphere. Nothing to complain since the temple is there to benefit the community. Kids will have a good time with Thai buffalos, cows, and goats. A lot to learn for everyone. :)

Huge temple with bike lanes. Can rent the bike and tour around the temple.

Great place for donating and buying second hand furnitures, electricals and bric a brac. This awesome temple in Nonthaburee province has been supporting Thai community for years. Donations from people are sold at affordable prices bringing money to the temple and turning into projects which support disadvantaged people. Unemployed people can work there and earn money. Get there by ferry or trains is recommended. Far from the central of Bangkok but worth travelling if you like second handed furnitures.

One of the interesting Buddhist temples in Nonthaburi province. This temple is not far from MRT station (Bang Phlu station)

Very open place, lots of water and shade from tree's. First time I see a CANNONBALL Tree, it's in flower and fruit from the North of South America! Great restaurant in centre also for 20baht can have 15mins reflexology on feet! We were lucky to hear The Abbott speak in the main hall. A great day out for all

A big temple, relaxing place to meditate. There is a big second hand market and a food area. Car parking is not good, very few spaces and the general area is a bit dirty.

Love this Buddhist temple with its very large garden providing a livelihood to hundred’s of small farmers. Part of its new garden was created with the help of Suan Nong Nooch garden near Pattaya.