This forest temple in the Huai Sai subdistrict, Nong Khae district, Saraburi province, is very popular with those seeking spiritual guidance and inner peace near Bangkok. It captivates visitors with its lush atmosphere and beautiful Buddhist art.

Sacred Sites: The temple houses several important sites, including a large, blue statue of Phra Rahu (the demon god of darkness) standing approximately 9.9 meters tall. Visitors often walk beneath its mouth to ward off misfortune and invoke blessings. There are also large statues of Nagas (serpent deities), including Phaya Phuchong Nakarat, Phaya Sri Sattanakarat, Pho Pu Sri Suttho, and Mae Ya Sri Pathumma.

Recommended activities: This is an ideal place to pray, to write wishes on gold plates to Luang Pho Setthi (the revered monk), to honor Thao Wessuwan (the god of wealth), to admire the beauty of the Three-Eyed Pagoda, and to meditate in the tranquil atmosphere of the Forest Temple.

Travel recommendation: Traveling by car is strongly recommended. If possible, a visit in the morning or late afternoon is advised to avoid the worst of the heat. Please dress appropriately.

This temple is a Nổi Bật with its lifelike statues of Phra Pu Sri Suttho and Mae Ya Sri Pathumma, who are known for their holiness. They are believed to possess the power to bring happiness and prosperity to those who worship them.

Another highlight is the large blue statue of Phra Rahu, the first and only one of its kind in Thailand. Many people crawl under the statue of Phra Rahu to receive blessings and turn misfortune into good fortune.

Inside the temple is also the amazing Luang Pho Setthi, whose shadow behind the Buddha image resembles that of Luang Pu Thuat, a figure revered among Buddhists.

Wat Pa Phutthayan is situated amidst a lush, dense forest, surrounded by mountains, creating a peaceful, tranquil atmosphere that is ideal for meditation or relaxation.

Nont traveled to Saraburi province to visit tourist attractions and participate in activities, including the following main locations and activities:

Wat Pa Phuttayan: Visited the temple to pray for blessings and good fortune, admired the beautiful architecture, such as the Naga statue, and crawled under the Rahu statue to ward off evil.

Deruru Homestay: We stayed with a host family surrounded by nature and enjoyed a warm and friendly atmosphere.

Tung Pae: Visited the beautiful area of ​​Tung Pae with its windmills and breathtaking mountain panoramas.

Night market: I bought groceries to have a barbecue dinner with my host family.

Stream/Waterfall in a sugar cane field: We visited a hidden waterfall in a natural stream and had a lot of fun swimming.