A thousand-year-old stone Buddha statue

Wat Tung Sri Wilai is located in Ban Chi Tuan, Tambon Chi Tuan, Amphoe Khueang Nai, Ubon Ratchathani Province. It is not known when it was built, as it is an ancient temple. The area of ​​this temple has many layers of sema stones surrounding the old chapel and the temple, reaching the walls around the temple in all directions. There is also a large pond and the remains of the library and pulpit, which were built with bricks from the past. It is assumed that the location of the temple will be Non Nok Khian (Nan Nok Khian), according to the long history and legend of the Chi Tuan people that says "Thung Sam Kha, Nan Nok Khian, Silver Three Carts, Under the Palm Tree". Luang Pho Phra Phutthawises is a laterite Buddha statue in the Naga Parak posture, 55 centimeters wide and 90 centimeters high, from the Dvaravati period, more than a thousand years ago. It is currently enshrined in the temple of Wat Tung Sri Wilai, Ban Chi Tuan. It is considered a sacred Buddha statue of the people of Chi Tuan and nearby sub-districts. It is considered a Buddha statue with miraculous sacredness. The people of Ban Chi Tuan and nearby sub-districts of Ubon Throughout the provinces near and far, including the people of Bangkok, they have faith in Luang Por Phra Phutthawises. They have brought flowers, incense, and candles to worship without fail to ask for blessings from Luang Por Phra Phutthawises to protect and bless them, to succeed in what they desire for their family life, along with their children and relatives, both in the provinces and abroad, to experience even more prosperity. The sacredness and miraculous powers of Luang Por Phra Phutthawises are abundant and are famous throughout the northeastern region and Bangkok. Wat Tung Si Wilai 📍https://maps.app.goo.gl/VwnrVsMhos2BAGJY6 #Waiting for the day to travel #Mr. Traveler #Waiting for the day to travel