Wat Tham Khuhasawan - View of the Mekong River and the Big Gong

It is considered another important cultural and natural tourist attraction of Ubon Ratchathani Province. The temple is located on a plateau on the banks of the Mekong River, allowing a beautiful view of the Mekong and Mun Rivers flowing together, creating a beautiful two-colored river. Inside the temple, there are other interesting sculptures that attract tourists, such as the all-white ordination hall with intricate patterns, the golden Phra Dhamma Chedi Sri Traibhum, the Tham Khuhasawan cave where the body of Luang Pu Kham Khaning Chulamani, the temple founder, is enshrined, and a beautiful viewpoint of the Mekong River. The most outstanding highlight is probably the large gong standing tall in front of the entrance, which is considered the largest gong in the world. Tourists often stop by to take pictures. In addition, the area around the temple is decorated with gardens of various tree stumps and many flowers, making it shady and pleasing to the eye. There are places selling food, drinks, and souvenirs. In addition to the entrance in front of the large gong, there are also stairs that can be walked up from the Khong Chiam district side. Anyone who visits Khong Chiam should not forget to stop by to pay homage to the Buddha and make merit. Or stop by to see the view. 📍Khong Chiam District, Ubon Ratchathani Province 🕰️ Open for visits every day from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 🚗 There is a large parking lot. #Get a discount without relying on luck #Visit Ubon Ratchathani #Visit Khong Chiam #Two-colored River Viewpoint #Worship Ubon Ratchathani #Wat Tham Khuhasawan