[2025 Wang Thong Attraction] Travel Guide for Xi Thi Huk Tung Vegan Cafeteria & Temple (Updated Jun)

Review of Sai Tee Hook Tang Vegetarian Center (Shrine of Lord Monkey King) in Phitsanulok Province Sai Tee Hook Tang Vegetarian Center, also known as the "Shrine of Lord Monkey King," is located at Khao Samo Khaeng in Wang Thong District, Phitsanulok Province. This site is a significant religious and cultural landmark for Thai-Chinese communities, renowned for its unique architecture, deep faith, and the surrounding natural beauty. Upon arrival, visitors are greeted by a serene atmosphere surrounded by nature and mountain views. The site features sculptures and deities, especially "Tai Sia Hook Jo" or "Lord Monkey King," a highly revered deity believed to ward off evil and bring prosperity to devotees. The shrine offers areas for making merit, resolving bad luck, and praying according to Chinese traditions. There is also a viewpoint where visitors can enjoy panoramic views of Phitsanulok Province, earning the nickname "Doi Suthep of Wang Thong." Additionally, the vegetarian center provides free vegetarian meals to visitors, with food quality and taste widely appreciated. Facilities at the center are well-maintained, including parking spaces, restrooms, and pathways leading to the shrine. It is open daily from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. Sai Tee Hook Tang Vegetarian Center is an ideal destination for those seeking to enhance their fortune or find inner peace amidst a harmonious blend of art, faith, and nature.

📍Overview of the trip 🚩Travel route We went for 3 days and 2 nights 🏖️ Must-see attractions 🚇How to get there: It is very convenient to take a plane or a private car. 📷Photo spots 🍜Recommended food 🏠Recommended accommodation: Stay at B2 Phitsanulok. The accommodation is very clean and safe. I like it. 💡Precautions: Be careful not to finish the trip. We went to Wat Phra Sri Rattana Mahathat Woramahawihan (Wat Yai) and Wat Chan Tawan Tok, which are very beautiful. Then we went to eat at Pique nique cafe. The food is delicious and not expensive. There are also refreshing soft drinks. Visit Khao Maprang, visit the cafe, and watch the sunset. There will be bats flying out of the cave. There are a lot of them. I highly recommend you to visit. 💞Reason for recommendation: I want you to experience the slow life atmosphere. 🗓️Travel planning: I recommend planning your time. If I have a chance, I might stop by again. I still haven't finished the trip. ##Good quality content ##Natural attractions ##Hotel reviews #trip

Sai Tee Huk Tung Vegetarian Restaurant, Shrine of the Monkey God, Wang Thong District, Phitsanulok Province, Phitsanulok Charity Association, located on Khao Samo Klang. When you come here, in addition to paying homage to the gods, making merit, and enjoying the beautiful view, you can also eat delicious vegetarian food. For those born in the unlucky year, you can also come here to resolve your unlucky year.

It is the center of the important vegetarian festival, with a warm atmosphere and full of faith from many participants. People come together to observe the precepts and make merit to enhance auspiciousness. At the same time, they eat a variety of vegetarian dishes prepared by the shrine, including traditional dishes such as vegetarian rice soup, vegetarian stir-fried noodles, fried tofu, as well as modern dishes that are selected to suit all ages, such as vegetarian sour curry and vegetarian salad. Every dish is meticulously prepared and delicious, along with friendly service. Inside, there is also the Shrine of the Monkey God, which is the center of the Chinese people in Phitsanulok. Monkey God or "Wong Kong" is a god who is believed to represent wisdom, bravery, and justice. People who come to the festival often come to pay homage and ask for blessings to have the power to face various obstacles. The shrine is beautifully decorated and peaceful, with a statue of the Monkey God as the center. Anyone who lives in Phitsanulok or visits can come to pay homage and eat vegetarian food here. #EatVegetarian2567 #Phitsanulok #KhaoSamoKlang #Shrine #ShrineoftheMonkeyGod