Many visitors come to this temple to pray for luck, health, etc. It's certainly worth a visit if you are in the area and like beautiful sceneries. Many people try to sell you lottery tickets. You can buy food and some souvenirs.

Got brought here by family for a short visit! Nice place. Have to take off shoes at the entrance. A short walk from the shoe storage place to the entrance (be careful as it was super hot weather and the floor was basically on fire as we walked barefoot) but once at the temple compounds, it's sheltered. I think there's a fee to pay to enter but unsure how much as we had tickets. It's an interesting temple, instead of the usual high/tall/big, instead it is long and wide with many sights along as you walk. It is wheelchair friendly for sure and they provide wheelchairs for temporary loan if you ask. Alot of souvenirs and snacks to buy around the place as well!

Very religious place, lots of people, very popular, plenty of stall, good food, soldiers sitting and looking out for people at entrancees here.

Here is the spiritual place related with Naga. Most of the people who believe in Naga will come to pay respect to the Naga King, namely, Srisuttho King here.

This is one of the must visit temples in Udon Thani. The temple is easy to acces for those who have mobility challenges.

I love this place and the sweet energy that one can find here. The old days are gone where it was possible to cross to the island and have time to pray at one of the small shrines with just a small group. Now, it's like Disneyland, there are so many people coming every day to ask for prayers to be granted. Even with all the people, it's worth coming. I like to sit under the large open structure where traditional dances are performed and offerings given to the spirits in exchange for prayers having been answered. I have watched some of the most beautiful traditional dances and ceremonies performed by groups and shamans from all over Thailand. Awesome.

Definitely worth the visit. Amazing that this oasis floats.

It's a recommended place to visit while in Udon, the place is nice,green and surrounded by beautiful trees. It's popular among local and those who are interested in Naga worshipping. So, recommended to check it out and better come in the morning when it's not too hot.

Temple not extraordinary, lots of vendors around it makes more of a market than a praying place

It is a place where there are legends and stories about the Nagas. That's why it was called Wang Nakhi. People come to pay homage to Luang Pu Srisutthonakarat. During the days close to the lottery draw, there will be a lot of people coming here. to hope to get lucky numbers to bet on the lottery.

One of the best Buddhist Temple in Thailand. The story behind it is amazing. A must visit. Highly recommend!!!

Beautiful very peaceful to walk through amazing experience!