The Ganesh Temple is located on Phiphitkhiri Road in Bang Na K sub-district, directly across from Narathiwat Kindergarten. The Ganesh statue is made of cement, towering at 16 meters high, with a wide base of 7 meters. It is depicted in the Lalitasana pose (sitting with the left leg folded and the right leg hanging down on a lotus base). Adorned with a crown, Ganesh has four arms: the upper right hand holds a lotus flower, the lower right hand is in a blessing gesture, the upper left hand holds a weapon, and the lower left hand holds a modaka, symbolizing prosperity. The temple's construction was initiated by the owner of a fabric shop named Diwanapanich in the Narathiwat municipality, who holds a deep faith in Ganesh, believing in his compassion and success, according to Hindu beliefs. It serves as a place of worship for locals and visitors in the province and surrounding areas. The temple is open every day from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM.