2025 Si Wilai Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

Wat Phu Thok is located in Ban Kham Kaen, Na Saeng Subdistrict, Si Wilai District, Bueng Kan Province. It is open from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. For those who want to visit Wat Phu Thok, you must check the schedule carefully because it will be closed to tourists from April 10 to 16 of every year. Let me tell you that it takes a lot of effort to get to the top. For those who want to overcome their fear of heights, I recommend coming here because you will have to fight with your fear in front of you very hard. It is another unseen and very challenging tourist attraction that you must try at least once in your life. The highlight of Wat Phu Thok is the 6th floor, which is the most beautiful viewpoint. The entire walkway is a protruding cliff. Sometimes you have to walk slightly out. I must say that it is very scary and your legs will definitely shake. Each cliff has a different name, such as Pha Thep Nimit, Pha Thep Sathit, Pha Hua Chang. And during the winter, Phu Thok will be surrounded by a sea of ​​fog, making it feel like you are in heaven. From the 6th floor to the 7th floor, there is a wooden bridge that circles the mountain for 400 meters on the edge of the cliff. Let me tell you that this point Both high and steep, very scary. There is an interesting thing at the entrance to the Naga city, which is located behind the Buddha statue in the Naga pose. There will be white marks scraped against the limestone. The villagers believe that these are scratches caused by the Naga's belly touching the stone.

#BeautifulTemplesAroundThailand #BungKan #NortheastTeam #TravelIsan #Worship #WorshipTrip #MuayTrip #MeritTrip #BeautifulTemple #ForestTemple Location: Phu Thok Temple, Bueng Kan Province A temple that requires only walking to reach the wooden church to worship the Buddha. The highlight of the temple is the wooden bridge and wooden stairs built around the mountain with 7 floors, like the way up to the 7th heaven. It used only human labor to build it. With the faith and determination of the people at that time, it took 5 years to complete. Walking up to worship the chedi and Buddha statues on top, you will pass through a wooden bridge and stairs along the cliff, through a beautiful cave, with strangely beautiful layers of rocks, and a view of the lush forest. It is recommended to go during cool weather because it takes 2 hours to walk there and back. We did not reach the 7th floor because there was no path to continue. We walked up by ourselves. If we went deeper, we were afraid of getting lost in the forest and encountering wild animals. There was no guide. The people in the area said that the top of the 7th floor is a mountain peak. Try visiting it once.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Phu Thok is home to Wat Chetiya Sriwihan or Wat Phu Thok, located in Ban Kham Kaen, Na Sabang Subdistrict, Bueng Kan Province. It was founded by Phra Ajahn Juan Kulchettho. The word Phu Thok in Isan means a solitary mountain. There are two mountains here: Phu Thok Yai and Phu Thok Noi. The only one that can be viewed is Phu Thok Noi, while Phu Thok Yai is further away and is not yet open to tourists. The highlight of Wat Phu Thok is the wooden bridge and stairs around the mountain.

#tripFree accommodation, travel to Bueng Kan, conquer the peak of Wat Phu Thok Wat Phu Thok or Wat Chetiyakiriwihan, a beautiful and famous temple in Bueng Kan Province, where everyone comes to worship and ask for blessings or test their courage at this temple. Wat Phu Thok is built on a large sandstone mountain. It is a very beautiful and peaceful place for meditation. The highlight of Wat Phu Thok is the wooden bridge on the cliff and the stairs around Phu Thok, which has 7 floors in total. You can see the view from above, which is very beautiful. #I want to go #Travel to Bueng Kan #Visit Wat Phu Thok

Wat Chetiyakhiri Vihara, or Wat Phu Thok, is located in the area of Phu Thok, which consists of two isolated hills: the larger Phu Thok and the smaller Phu Thok. The part that is open for us to visit is the smaller Phu Thok. There is a wooden bridge and a staircase winding around Phu Thok in a 360-degree fashion, totaling 7 levels. At each level, we can see different natural landscapes. It is also akin to walking up to heaven, and it ends with liberation from the worldly path, which comes from the effort of those who walk up to the very top. It is considered a temple with a serene atmosphere, suitable for the practice of Buddhist teachings by monks, novices, and Buddhists in general.

Phu Thok is the location of Wat Chetiya Sriwihan (Wat Phu Thok) in Ban Kham Kaen, Na Sabang Subdistrict, Bueng Kan Province. It was founded by Phra Ajahn Juan Kulchettho. In the Isan language, it means a lonely mountain. Phu Thok has two peaks: Phu Thok Yai and Phu Thok Noi. The only one that pilgrims and tourists can visit is Phu Thok Noi. Phu Thok Yai is further away and is not yet open to tourists. The highlight of Phu Thok is the wooden bridge and stairs to view the scenery around Phu Thok. The stairs were built by human labor, going around Phu Thok in a 360-degree manner, with a total of 7 levels. It took 5 years to build. You can walk on the bridge around the mountain, where you will see different perspectives. The stairs leading up to the top of Phu Thok are like a path of Dhamma that guides good people to escape the world of the world to the world of the supramundane or the world of liberation through effort and determination. The 5th level or the middle level is considered the most important level. There will be a large pavilion, Buddha statues, monks' huts, and a place to keep the remains of Phra Ajahn Juan. The area is clean and spacious, and looks very cool. It is suitable for sitting and praying for pilgrims or those who seek peace. Along the way, there are many caves, such as Tham Lek Lai, Tham Kaew, Tham Rishi, etc. There are places to sit and rest for fatigue along the way. Phu Tok is closed to tourists on April 10-16 of every year. Coordinates: Wat Phu Tok https://maps.app.goo.gl/fphCtZ9UuxrJ48cH9

#BeautifulTemplesAroundThailand Today, bomiko will show you pictures of temples in the northeastern region. Many people may know them and have traveled there before, and some may not. Today, bomiko will take you to Wat Phu Thok. Let me tell you that the highlight of this temple is the wooden bridge and stairs to view the scenery around Phu Thok. It was built using only human labor, going around Phu Thok in 360 degrees, with a total of 7 floors. It took 5 years to build. From floors 1-7, there are wooden stairs to walk on, straight all the way to the highest point of Phu Thok. And from floor 3 onwards, tourists can walk on a spiral bridge around the mountain, where they will see different perspectives. The stairs leading up to the top of Phu Thok are like a path of Dharma that guides good people to escape the world of the world and enter the world of the supramundane or the world of liberation through perseverance and determination. Phu Thok is closed to tourists from April 10-16. If you have the chance, every year, in April, if you have the chance, bomiko would like to recommend that friends find a chance to go and see it. And I will say that I was not disappointed. #Thailand #NortheasternTeam #ThaiTemple

Wat Phu Tok is located in Bueang Khan Province near Udon Thani. It is also known as "Lonely Mountain". If you want to go here, you may take a bus or book a flight to Udon Thani and drive about 150kms from downtown. If you'll be in Udon Thani, don't forget to visit this. When you reached the top of the mountain, you can see 360 degrees view of Bueang Khan and Laos from the distance. Admission if free but you need to wear decent and not revealing clothes.  #naturalwonders#nationalpark#historicculture#hiking