Sarika Cave Temple

Wat Tham Sarika is a place where Luang Pu Man used to practice meditation after receiving a teaching from Phra Ubali Khunupamacharn (Chan Sirichanto), the former abbot of Wat Boromniwat, Bangkok. Luang Pu Man traveled to Tham Sarika around the year 2455 and came to practice meditation in the cave. When Luang Pu Man first came to stay, he had to suffer from an illness. So he used meditation to risk his life until he received "Dhamma medicine" and survived the crisis and recovered from his illness. And by practicing Vipassana meditation continuously until he received the light of wisdom, which is the "Miraculous Dhamma", which is a witness of the path and the results according to the teachings of the Lord Buddha. These places are all important evidence that tell stories and various miraculous insights about Luang Pu Man's meditation practice. They also help promote and create economic opportunities in the area of ​​community tourism that distributes income to the community. 📌The places that you must visit are: “Tham Luang Pu Man Phurithatto” is a small cave about 3 meters deep under a large rock, which used to be a place for Luang Pu Man Phurithatto to practice meditation. 📍Wat Tham Sarika is located in Tambon Sarika, Mueang Nakhon Nayok District, Nakhon Nayok Province. This temple is located on a small mountain, not far from Sarika Waterfall. Inside the temple, there are stairs to walk up. It has a forest and mountain atmosphere. The atmosphere is shady and natural. There are many small huts built for convenience in paying homage and as a place for practicing meditation. There is a large Bodhi tree whose roots embrace a large rock. #Get a discount without relying on luck