Phanom Sawai Forest Park , Nabua | Surin
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Phanom Sawai Forest Park , Nabua | Surin
Phnom Svay National Park: Khao Phanom Svay is an extinct volcano, connected by three mountains: Phnom Kron (Khao Khok), Phnom Prea (Khao Chai), and Phnom Srai (Khao Ying). Each peak has its own beliefs and sacred objects.
Khao Chai (Phnom Prea): houses the Phra Phuttha Surin Mongkhon, a large Buddha image in the blessing posture. The 1,080-step staircase is lined with bells for good luck.
Khao Ying (Phnom Srai): houses Wat Phanom Sila Ram and enshrines the central Buddha image.
Khao Khok (Phnom Kron): features the Attha Muk Pavilion, enshrining a replica of the Buddha's footprint. and the stupa containing the ashes of Luang Pu Dulay Atulo, a famous Buddhist monk.
Admission fee: 20 baht for Thais and 100 baht for foreigners (some sources indicate 20 baht for Thais).
Opening hours: Open daily from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM (some sources indicate 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, please double check).
Phnom Svay National Park: Khao Phanom Svay is an extinct volcano, connected by three mountains: Phnom Kron (Khao Khok), Phnom Prea (Khao Chai), and Phnom Srai (Khao Ying). Each peak has its own beliefs and sacred objects.
Khao Chai (Phnom Prea): houses the Phra Phuttha Surin Mongkhon, a large Buddha image in the blessing posture. The 1,080-step staircase is lined with bells for good luck.
Khao Ying (Phnom Srai): houses Wat Phanom Sila Ram and enshrines the central Buddha image.
Khao Khok (Phnom Kron): features the Attha Muk Pavilion, enshrining a replica of the Buddha's footprint. and the stupa containing the ashes of Luang Pu Dulay Atulo, a famous Buddhist monk.
Admission fee: 20 baht for Thais and 100 baht for foreigners (some sources indicate 20 baht for Thais).
Opening hours: Open daily from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM (some sources indicate 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, please double check).
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