People travel there to worship Luang Pho Wat Rai Khing. Every Sunday there is a market. Food and fruit sold in front of the temple and at the riverside in front of the temple hall, there are farmers rowing boats to sell fruit. And the riverside area in front of the temple hall is the animal sanctuary, shady, where thousands of big catfish live. Tourists can buy bread to feed the fish and there is also boat noodles (Pork) delicious food is sold by the river every day. There is also a museum of antiques. Collect old things such as crockery, old books, which the villagers bring to the temple and display them.

The shrine of Chao Pho Prasat Thong is located in Wat Phra Pathom Chedi Ratchaworawihan, around Phra Pathom Chedi, outside the Crooked Terrace. The way down is similar to a cave built when walking down, you will find the Chao Pho Prasat Thong Shrine, which is a Chinese shrine. Adorn with offerings of lotus flowers and the victory flag.

Father and mother of Mr. Pichai Charoenthamraksa (Hia Chai) fled the drought from mainland China, and came to settle at Suan Taeng Subdistrict and moved to U-Ya Later, his mother worked as a carry-on trade for paddy, selling rice and curry, coffee shops, and grocery stores, respectively; then, Hia Chai came to help the family in buying paddy business. In 1997, the family decided to change careers, from buying paddy to collecting rice seeds for trade, with the help from their children under the trademark "Hia Chai Rice Seeds"

Wat Muang is located at Village No. 6, Hua Saphan Subdistrict, Wiset Chai Chan District, Ang Thong Province, far from Ang Thong Province. Go west for about 8 kilometers if starting from Bangkok along the Asian road. Then enter the city of Ang Thong. Pass the market and turn right. passing in front of the prison Come to an intersection, turn left. (to Suphan Buri) along the route Pho Phraya Tha Ruea The temple will be on the left. Saw a Buddha statue from far away.