Chulamani Chedi, Khao Yai Temple

The large Phra Sivali statue is outstanding. The temple is quite shady. Drive up and park your car at the parking lot above and then walk down to explore. The path to pay homage to the Chedi is covered with large trees, shady, and cool breeze. It might be because it's the rainy season, so it's not too hot. The path is not very steep. I like this part. It's not tiring to walk. The temple has a path that cuts along the low hillside. It's a good cement path, clean and tidy. The elderly can walk comfortably. Along the way, there are architectures, statues, and sacred objects to stop and pay homage to all along the way. You can hear the sounds of birds and cicadas chirping at intervals. You can see butterflies of many colors, flowers, plants, and herbs that you've never seen before. It's very enjoyable and not tiring at all. My child walked and sang while feeling very happy. 😄 Walk until you reach the Chulamani Chedi, located at the highest point of the mountain. Looking out, you can see the view of the fields and rice fields. The wind blows in your face. You can rest and recover. It's so cool. I'm telling you, I stood there until the wind dried up. Plus, I got to see the beautiful view. It made my tiredness go away. I don't want to walk back. 555 Google coordinates: https://goo.gl/maps/2n6oEW1W3KCUJBz78 #thailand#travel#missnature#secretcoordinates