𝙐𝙣𝙨𝙚𝙚𝙣 𝙩𝙝𝙖𝙞𝙡𝙖𝙣𝙙 Wat Pha Nam Yoi

#Sai Mu travel Roi Et people will call this place "Wat Pha Nam Yoi" It is a temple with Phra Maha Chedi Sri Chai Mongkhon. Very grand The current construction value is more than 3 billion baht. Min himself has just been here for the first time. In front of the temple, there is a Pha Nam Yoi where you can walk down to travel. There is a parking lot, there is a bathroom, a shuttle to see. History: Wat Tham Pha Nam Thip or Wat Pha Nam Thip or Wat Pha Nam Thip Thepprasit Wanaram The reason for the construction of the temple in 1893 – 1949, Phra Ajarn Sri Mahawiro took a hike to prosper and established this area later in B.E. 2493– 2500 Phra Achan brought the monk, a disciple to practice dharma. This area was originally virgin forest, forest condition natural beauty There are many kinds of wild animals living in it, known as Pha Nam Yoi because it looks like a steep cliff. There is a waterfall flowing all year round. When the villagers are sick Get water at this point to drink and eat. To cure diseases according to belief, it is one reason why it is called "Wat Pha Nam Thip Thepprasit Wanaram" Phra Maha Chedi Chai Mongkhon inside contains the Buddha's relics. It looks like a turn bell. Art combination of central and northeastern regions Outside Phra Maha Chedi Chai Mongkhon, there are crooked viharn, bell tower and all 8 disciples chedi, with a width of 101 meters, a length of 101 meters, a height of 101 meters, built in an area of 101. Rai and gold top use goldmine weighing up to 60 kilograms or about 4,750 baht (total height 109 meters). Inside, in addition to enshrining the Buddha's relics on the top floor. It is also enshrined the portraits of 101 monks in the past, there is a Vipassana Museum of Luang Pu Si. There are 6 floors in total. When reaching the 5th floor, there will be 119 spiral stairs. The steps to the 6th floor are 8 square bell-shaped hall containing the Buddha's relics. a lot of details If you see the beauty You can see it on the YouTube clip. Min paste a link in the comments. #Roi Et travel #unseen #temple travel #Pha Nam Yoi