Wat Thung Nagaraat, a tranquil countryside temple in Kanchanaburi, is renowned for its striking ubosot which is adorned with intricate naga statues that enhance its majestic allure.

Uniquely, it has a sub-terranean passageway located beneath the ordination hall that is accessible through the open mouth of a giant naga head, which on one end has a mohng (fig.).

The corridor leads to a basement where the look nimit ek, the ‘prime marker stone’, is encased within a coiled naga, allowing for visitors to make merit by applying gold leaf to it.