Nestled in the heart of Thailand, Wat Pa Thamma Utthayan is a serene Buddhist temple that serves as a peaceful sanctuary for reflection and spiritual growth amidst natural beauty. Visitors can immerse themselves in the tranquil ambiance, rich cultural heritage, and find pathways to inner peace.
Wat Pa Thamma Utthayan is a serene Buddhist temple located at 4000 in Thailand, known for its breathtaking landscapes and peaceful atmosphere. This spiritual haven invites meditation and self-reflection, making it an ideal destination for those seeking tranquility away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The temple’s architecture reflects traditional designs, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of Thai Buddhism. Visitors can participate in various meditation practices, attend Dharma talks, and enjoy the stunning natural surroundings that enhance their spiritual journey. The temple grounds feature lush gardens and serene ponds, creating a perfect environment for contemplation. With its emphasis on mindfulness and community, Wat Pa Thamma Utthayan welcomes everyone seeking to deepen their understanding of Buddhism and enhance their spiritual practices. Explore this beautiful location to connect with the essence of Thai culture and embrace the essence of peace that it embodies.
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Wat Pa Thamma Utthayan is perched on a picturesque hilltop overlooking 4000, Thailand
When you’re driving between Udonthani and Khon Kaen, STOP HERE. This place is more interesting than wherever else you’re going. A gigantic golden baby statue! Giant Chinese and Thai Bhuddas in huge granite halls! Crocs and bunnies. Statues of monkeys! We crossed a metal walkway over water to an island restaurant where they apologized they had already given away all their food! This place is incredible! It’s on the left side of Highway 2 as you’re driving South, and – as I recall – there’s only a sign in Thai. So bring your girlfriend or wife or somebody Thai or you might miss it. (If you pass Thai Dusadet, a giant hardware store that’s on the right side of the road, you’ve gone too far.) And if you figure out who are these wonderful people and what on earth they’re building, do let us all know. Meanwhile, enjoy!- and there is plenty to enjoy here.
This temple was excellent. Very decent size with hidden gems throughout. Plenty of vegetation and trees to offer shade, various buddhas and temples, 2x ostriches !Very colorful, great for pictures.I fully recommend this to one and all.This was in conjunction with Prasat Puai Noi. Happy days 🙂
Very interesting Temple complex with a lot of different Buddhist and a lot of different shrines. spend the whole day here walking around enjoying the peacefulness.
Recommend to visit, the temple’s atmosphere is shady, serenity and peaceful.Several mini man-made waterfall.
I’m not exactly sure what this is supposed to be and I think they aren’t sure themselves.It is half wat (temple) and half zoo for ornamental animals.Curious as it is, it is worth a look round.Free entry.
It’s a fair way out of Khon Kaen (about 170bht taxi) just off a major highway. I’ve thought about this place (free entry) for a while now and I’m still none the wiser as to what it is.Part temple, part theme park, part zoo – all weird! The ‘zoo’ element is weak to say the least, unless you consider chickens and rabbits as an attraction. There was just the one visible croc, no idea if there were others hiding.The main statues were in an area currently undergoing some serious work so access was a bit wobbly and photographs had to be raised up a touch, but that aside they are beautiful monuments. And then there’s the Kung Fu Panda statues, and the Happy Feet ones and the massive gongs to have a whack at…It really is a very odd place, but in many ways, this makes it worth the visit.One note of caution, getting back from here is a bit of a challenge. I had to flag a bus down and charm my way back to the centre!
I had a life time experience with practicing mindfulness with the monk Lon Pi koh and the Nun mashi Joy. Simply worth every minute I spent with them.The temple is a huge place with theme park. To live there was a bit tough but very enriching.
Located 10kms north of Khon Kaem I took a taxi there. The cost was between 160 and 200 baht each way. This place is a mix of temple symbols, theme park and a few animals. Make sure you have your walking shoes because there is a lot of ground to cover. I would allow at least 2-3 hours to get around everywhere. I came away with a zillion photos and tired feet but it was certainly worth the effort. I gave my phone to a local to book my return taxi.
To visit this temple right now is rather difficult due to very big road construction on the main road outside the temple. But our effort to go there was well rewarded.I’ve hardly ever seen such an interesting temple ground. It was filled with decorations of flowers, birds and other animals. And many different temple buildings within the grounds. Could easily have spent a few hours here if we had had the time.Will try to visit again.
This is definitely my top attraction to go whenever I visit Khon Kaen…There is just so much to see…The statues are stunning to look at…I am so glad my partner took me to this place on my 4th trip to Thailand…It made my trip worth while…I would highly recommend paying a visit here.