The same religious and building visionary who created the Buddha Park (featured below in another post) also created a similar park, called Sala Keo Ku, in Nong Khai after being forced out of Laos by the Communists. It will look similar to those of you who read the previous post about Buddha Park, just as it looked similar to us. However, Sala Keo Ku has one feature that Buddha Park cannot match (that is a poor attempt to grab your attention and ensure that you will read the rest of the post, Dan Brown I am not).
Apparently a snake's tongue and mouth make a great nest for birds. Note: not as effective if the snake is not made out of concrete.
Scattered throughout Sala Keo Ku are small ponds that provide a nice break from the sun and a good photo opportunity.
You can also feed the fish that live in the ponds--A fun and merit-earning activity for devout Buddhists and tourists alike.
But then this happens:
F, were those fish flesh-eating? They looked like they were spontaneously evolving lungs.
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