It's a beautiful gate, a great gate.. I've seen a lot of gates.. but if you ever want to go through a gate, then this is that gate. It's magnificent. Such gate.

Concrete elephant gate. The roads behind it are to discover as they lead to magnificent beaches, viewpoints, hotels and affordable beach restaurants under the sunset.

A gate (to Taling Ngam) with 2 real size elephants. Just worth a picture ! The locals consider this gate as a spirits place (you can see offerings in front of each elephant).. The story tells that one of the Monks from the nearby tremble (1.5km after the gate) wanted more people to come to visit his village / temple, and asked for elephant gate to be built to attract tourists / locals attention and have them come over to Taling Nam village and temple.....

A nice gate to look at, not much place to stop and park. It could use a lick of paint. And there is too much advertising around it

This marks the way to the temple in the village on Taling Ngam where I have my home...its just great and uneak....all ways makes for a good selfie....another one not to miss

A gate/arch. Worth a photo. Beaches at end of road peaceful and romantic. I on my own.. so a couple of beers spot of lunch then on my way. Watched ferries belching out black soot..not much help to the environment X

Looks good, nut only worths visiting on the way

The gate itself is quite cool, but nothing other than an arch over a road. Great beach bar and restaurant down the road though! Got a taxi there ok, but struggled getting a Grab or taxi back as the road is so quiet!

Two huge statues of elephants carrying an arch over the small road that leads to a beautiful beach and to The Intercontinental Hotel. The Thais call it "Chang ku".

Drove pass the elephant gate. Interesting, we also visited the Wat Khiri Wongkaram temple.

Very nice

Nice place to take a picture

Just short stop to take a pic...

It's a nice gate but nothing around there

It is a gate, pretty straight forward. Good marker to know when to turn to get to the beach

I love this place. Unfortunately I always arrive in the afternoon, and I can't take a photo about it becouse of the Sun is on the back side.

Amazing two giant elephants are building in gateway for temple area.