Located in Pathum Thani&rsquo;s Muang district, this ancient temple has raised the carp in a pond next to its ordination hall. Visitors can help feed the fish by buying fish food at Bt10 a pack and using a bottle.&nbsp;

FISHFEEDING TIME AT TEMPLE

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