Wat Nantaram is the temple of the Thai Yai community. Tourists can see the temples and Buddha images, combining various arts within the temple. There are volunteer guides to take you to a place to learn and practice dharma. It is a temple with Burmese art. The sanctuary is entirely made of teak wood, decorated with beautiful openwork patterns in various elements such as windows, gables, balconies, etc. Inside the temple there is a museum of old banknotes, antique tools, ancient cloth, ancient paintings, stories about each chapter of the Mahachat sermon. The main Buddha image is a Buddha image in the attitude of subduing Mara. Carved from golden teak, lacquered and gilded. Thai Yai uniform Enshrined on a beautifully carved wooden base, beside the main Buddha image is a white stone Buddha image and the main Buddha image. Different golden teak wood is a Buddha image in the attitude of subduing Mara wearing a large Thai uniform. A beautiful proportion is enshrined. Another interesting thing in the viharn is the brass-colored "Tharmas", decorated with delicate patterns. that is replicated from the throne of Burma stands out.