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“Wat Pha Sorn Kaew beautiful temple in Phetchabun Province. One of the most unique temples in Thailand”

Wat Phra That Pha Sorn Kaew is a Buddhist monastery and temple in Khao Kor, Phetchabunin north-central Thailand, about 5 hours drive north of Bangkok. is enshrined the Buddha relics and practice of Buddhist prayer. It is a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature. The joy of nature. Be inspired to meditate. That is why happiness is close to meditation. Concentration is the cause of intelligence. Buddhism is a process of cause, so this place is built to suit the factors. In the midst of nature will help to bring nature into its own.

The biggest draw is obviously the five seated white Buddhas layered from the largest at the back to the smallest at the front. This is located on one side of the road and there are a number of different angles to get great photos. Inside, under the statues, there is a small temple where offerings can be made. You need to take your shoes off and leave them on the rack at the entrance near the road, so flip flops or sandals are recommended.

Important places inside the temple include;

1. Phra That Pha Kaew Chedi on the foundation of the Chedi is used as a storing place for Dhamma doctrines and pictures. It is also used as a place for meditation.

2. Green Jade SalaIt is a square Sala surrounded by big transparent mirrors in order to feel close to the natural atmosphere.

3. Green Jade Buddha Image. It is a Buddha image in the Mara Vichai posture which is the art of Chiangsaen. This Buddha image was carved from jade with the Buddha's relics inside the head part.

4. White Jade Buddha Image It is a Buddha image in the sitting posture which is built according to the Kantara art. The head part also contains the Buddha relics.

5. Lan Pho (Bhodhi Courtyard) This courtyard is full of Bodhi trees which are the spiritual anchor of the Buddhist. The Buddha become enlightened under the Bodhi tree that is why it has been so important and is always involved in the Buddhist ceremony.

6. The Buddha's Relics.

7. Phra Siwalee courtyard, where "Phra Siwalee Buddha Image" is located.

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Open everyday time: 07.00 AM. - 05.00 PM

Admission: Free