Wat Pa Huai Khai Khiri

This is the thing at the far end of the Kho Ku So bamboo bridge, and that's really how you should think about it. Not a destination in its own right, not a temple that'll knock you sideways with gilded rooftops, but a small forest wat with a few traditional wooden buildings scattered around it and very little noise. People who go expecting spectacle come away shrugging. People who go expecting quiet come away happy.

The walk is half the point. You cross the bamboo bridge over open fields from the parking area and arrive on foot, which is a much better way to turn up at a temple than pulling in beside a coach. Scooters can get close, but you park before the gate and walk the last bit anyway. The grounds are compact and you'll be through in fifteen or twenty minutes unless you sit down and let the place work on you, which I'd recommend. Go in the morning, when the fields are still cool.