Wat Pa Phu Hai Long

Wat Pa Phu Hai Long is located in Ban Sap Samran, Wang Katha Subdistrict, Pak Chong District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province. It is built on a high hill surrounded by nature. At the top is the Ubosot with beautiful architecture and the principal Buddha image. Outside, there are various Buddha images surrounded by the Ubosot. On the top, there is a terrace where you can see the city in 360 degrees. The atmosphere is very shady because there is a cool breeze blowing all the time. Wat Pa Phu Hai Long is considered another beautiful temple. In the morning, this temple is surrounded by fog, making it a very beautiful image, especially during the rainy season when there is a lot of fog. The temple was built by the cooperation of local villagers in 1939 to be a place for monks to stay. Before that, it was called Wat Phu Khao Koi. However, in 1999, Phra Ajarn Prapan Anawilo (Kru Jar Sum), a disciple of Luang Pu La Khempatto of Wat Pa Phu Chok Ko in Mukdahan Province, had the opportunity to stay at this temple. The residence consists of only a hut. And there was only a small pavilion. There had been no resident monks for a long time. The villagers therefore invited Phra Ajarn Prapan to be the main religious object and the center of the villagers' minds. The monk therefore gave the temple a new name for good fortune: Wat Pa Phu Hai Long, which means the land of liberation from all delusion.