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Wat Khao Sala Atulthananajaro
Opening days: Daily
Opening hours: 08.00 - 17.00
Wat Khao Sala Atulthananajaro Charas Subdistrict, Buachet District, Surin Province Set in an environment surrounded by forests and mountains. It covers an area of approximately 10,865 rai, which is rich in plants. and rare herbs including various wildlife.
Especially as the source of the watershed There are beautiful scenery The environment is quiet and peaceful. suitable for study and practice and the most important conservation tourism Some parts of the forest are on the Thai-Cambodian border. Although there are some traces of deforestation to be seen however This whole forest It is considered the most fertile in the southeast of Thailand.
In 1993, the Royal Forest Department, Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives at that time (currently the Royal Forest Department was under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment) declared the forest area to be a Buddhist Park area. to carry out a project to promote Buddhism to conserve forests and develop the environment According to the initiative of General Chettha Thanjaro when he was in office Commander-in-Chief of the SEC, Suranaree, with His Excellency the Supreme Patriarch He has been a patron since then.
On the occasion of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej His Majesty the King's 50th anniversary to the throne in 1996, the temple committee resolved to build an ordination hall to commemorate the auspicious occasion of that time. The appearance of the Ubosot is a applied Thai style, width 30 meters, length 60 meters, resulting from the power of faith and unity. and the efforts of Phrakhru Phawan Wittayakhom (Yuan Khantiphalo), the abbot, as well as the Sangha, disciples and general Buddhists who have sacrificed physical strength and funds to support the construction until completion.
Without using any government budget and received great grace His Majesty bestowed Wisung Kham Sima in 1998 to complete the Dharma Discipline model. And the temple held a ceremony to tie the Phatthasima to cover the gold and bury the child vision on August 21, 2004, with General Chettha Thanajaro, Minister of Defense at that time, presided over the ceremony.
In 2004, in addition to the ceremony of tying the Phatthasima to cover the gold and burying the child vision Previously, on February 24, 2004, the National Buddhism Office selected the Buddha Park. Wat Khao Sala Atulthananajaro is one of the many temples participating in the Dharma Practice Project to increase the efficiency of government officials or government officials who voluntarily come to practice the Dharma. It is not considered a leave day according to the Cabinet's resolution for personnel development using Buddhist principles.
Category: Places of Worship
Group: Temple
Last Update : 3 YearAgo
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