Tham Khuhasawan Temple, Ubon Ratchathani Province

Wat Tham Khuhasawan is an important cultural and natural tourist attraction in Ubon Ratchathani Province. It was founded by "Luang Pu Kham Khaning Chulamani" who used it as a place for practicing Dhamma during the Buddhist Lent. He has now passed away, but his body has not rotted. His disciples have kept his body in a glass coffin to worship him. They still have the opportunity to see the scenery of the Mekong River and the two-colored river, as well as the scenery of the opposite country clearly. Because the temple is located on a plateau on the banks of the Mekong River, you can see the beautiful scenery of the Mekong River and the Mun River flowing together to become a two-colored river, as well as the scenery of Khong Chiam District. Inside the temple, there are many interesting things, such as the beautiful white Ubosot carved with intricate patterns, which attracts many tourists to visit here. In addition, inside Wat Tham Khuhasawan, there is Phra Thamma Chedi Sri Traibhum, which enshrines a beautiful Buddha statue in a meditation posture. The tree stump garden around the temple is another place you shouldn't miss because this temple is a Thai orchid conservation center. If you look closely at the tree stumps you see, you will see many types and colors of beautiful orchids. But don't get carried away looking at the orchids, because there is still the Khuhasawan Cave behind the temple for everyone to explore. Khuhasawan Cave is a cave that is easy to walk to, not deep. Inside the cave are many Buddha statues in the Mara-Vijaya posture. Inside the cave is a glass coffin containing the body that did not decay of Luang Pu Khamkaning Chulamani, a famous meditation monk. #VisitHistoricalSite #WorldHeritage #MissingTheForestAndMountains #OurHeartsAreAtTheSea #WorthVisitingHomestay #CampingLover #BuffetLover