I enjoy your video as always. Petchaboon is one of my top fav province. I've been to Wat Pha Sorn Kaew Temple 4 times and still blown me away every time. The sunrise with the sea of fog at the temple is amazingl as well. Hope you visit Phu Tab Berk and Khao Kho National Park in the next episode.
The Five precepts or five rules of training is the most important system of morality for Buddhist lay people. They constitute the basic code of ethics to be respected by lay followers of Buddhism. The precepts are commitments to abstain from killing living beings, stealing, sexual misconduct, lying and intoxication.
14:00 The meaning of the five Buddha statues comes from the tale of the Buddha and his prophecy about the next Buddha. This tale begins with the history of the human race. We are currently living in the 29th Kalpa period (Kalpa, in English, means "Aeon"). In this latest Kalpa period, five Buddhas are destined to be born, attain enlightenment, and become Lord Buddhas. The current Buddha in human history is the fourth Buddha, named Gotama, who was once a prince of the Shakya clan (a kingdom in northern India) before achieving enlightenment. Before passing into final Nirvana, Gotama Buddha prophesied the coming of the last Buddha in this 29th Kalpa period. He told his disciples that in the distant future (possibly millions of years from now), the next Buddha would be born. This Buddha, named Metteyya (or Maitreya in Sanskrit), will be the fifth and final Buddha of this Kalpa. Metteyya is described as being 40 meters tall (the tallest among the five Buddhas) and living for 80,000 years (far longer than Gotama Buddha, who lived for only 80 years). This prophecy is why the statue of the fifth Buddha is built as the largest and adorned with a golden high crown (called Chada in Thai), symbolizing his future role as the next Buddha. The golden armband on the statue of the third Buddha symbolizes "The Middle Way Practice," which is the fundamental principle that every Buddha follows to attain enlightenment. The gold color represents the ultimate goal for Buddhists: to escape the cycle of suffering and rebirth (Samsara) and achieve Nirvana. The third Buddha statue, positioned in the middle of the five, embodies the principle of balance: not too much and not too little. When combining these two meanings, the message is clear: "To escape the endless cycle of reincarnation and its inherent suffering, one must follow the Middle Way principles."
‘Little switzerland of thailand’ Khao kho is just magical, the morning mist, the hills, the resorts, the endless hikes in the national parks nearby, the drive from bangkok, the weather, if only it wasn’t touristy.
What are the 5 Buddhist values? I found this relating to the number 5. The Five Precepts Refrain from taking life. Not killing any living being. ... Refrain from taking what is not given. Not stealing from anyone. Refrain from the misuse of the senses. Not having too much sensual pleasure. ... Refrain from wrong speech. ... Refrain from intoxicants that cloud the mind.
Moments like this when words like Epic, Iconic, Amazing is not sufficient. Don't think we really have adequate words to describe this artistic expression 🙏
Honestly, Paddy, your videos become better and better every week. You really seem to have found your personal tone lately, and it's beautiful. I also really appreciated that you took some time to share some in-depth information about that incredible temple! It made the video even more enjoyable and added another level of professionalism. The five Buddha statue represents the five different Buddhas that will appear in our current aeon, according to Buddhist cosmology. Four of them have already appeared, and the one we know as the historical Buddha was number four. The longer ago they lived on Earth the smaller they are in the statue. The fifth one is currently a _bodhisattva_ that's waiting in the _Tusita_ heaven (or _Tushita_ in Sanskrit) for the right time to be reborn one final time on Earth to become an enlightened being. His name is Metteyya (or _Maitreya_ in Sanskrit) and in the statue he's depicted with the intricate crown that _devas_ (heavenly beings) have in Buddhist art, rather than as a Buddha. That's because he is currently a deva and isn't enlightened yet. The third Buddha was named Kassapa. I'm not sure why he's depicted with a golden stripe, but it could be because there's a Buddhist legend about a man who donated a golden brick for the construction of Kassapa's shrine after he passed from this Earth. For his deed the man was rewarded with a beautiful golden complexion when he was reborn. Perhaps the artist wanted to replicate the effect with this statue and add a golden detail to get beautiful bright skin in their next life? Love your videos, Paddy! Keep up the good work! 💕
I’m a teacher in Phichit province. Our school is right across from the crocodile pit. We were very excited to watch your video in class. This province is never featured online. It was cool to watch our little city featured in your videos ☺️
Beautiful, Paddy. All of this is about 30 minutes from our home, and we've been in these places many times, but your perspective and professional cinematography is wonderful.
Thank you, Paddy. You are inspiring my desire to copy some of your adventures. Long known that I like Thailand, but there is more to be seen and experienced than just the tourist beaches and Bangkok.
Great video of one of my favorite temples in Thailand. Soooo glad you got to see it at night. It's amazing at night in a full moon. The food nearby the temple is good to eat. We've been there 3 times. Love ❤️ it
Phetchabun is really well known for thai people. This province is one of the most favourite visited place when its come to winter, not much foreign traveler come here.
OMG … That’s is absolutely breathtaking Let’s explore is exactly what you have brought us too . Beautiful village , Beautiful weather and yes I can see the Alps of Switzerland 🇨🇭 Good to see you are safe on those roads . The restaurant looked nice shame about the food . The Buddha, the temples and the mosaic and pagoda is truly amazing 🤩 . Yet again you are on another planet 🌎 with your vlogs mate . By next year 100,000 subscribes and get that TH-cam silver plaque
You are the star for vlogs. Stunning videography, witty comments, humoresque, lots of learning offered, and always making appetite for more. I don't think you ever want to go back to your teaching job. Plan how to continue this epic way of bringing endless joy to us. As you said, Thai are inventive in the small things as well and once you covered the big things you see, you can continue to offer the "In Thailand only" things and you will never be out of new material. I'm so much looking forward to come back to Thailand early next year and be together again with my Thai friend and help her on the farm but also do trips to enjoy life. When I see your vlogs, I miss it and Thailand feels like home to me already. I'm German, living in Ireland, but homesick for Thailand.
Wow wow wow. Such a beautiful location. We mist going last year, but will go next year when we go back to Thailand for a visit. Your camera work is fantastic. Great watching on the big screen tv. So clear. Winter is just starting in Canada now. Wish we could go back now, but we have to wait. Thanks for this. Waiting for the next part. Rob and Benci, Toronto 🇨🇦
This province is one of my fav. It is not too far from BKK and I can enjoying with so many places. Temple ,mountain, cafe, farm ,natures. Especially, in winter. I’m grade that you like the province. I can’t wait seeing you traveling to the north-east and your new video. Have a good time Paddy.
One more amazing video. We love the way you describe the places. Amazing representation of Thailand. You should do it for more countries and keep the adventure going on😍
The only time Lonely Planet Thailand let me down was when I visited Petchabun in 2008. It had not one word to say about this beautiful province, not even about the Angkorean monuments in Si Thep. I hope later editions have caught on to Petchabun.
Absolutely amazing, I was introduced by Paul T to your channel. Absolutely one of the best channels out there definitely got me as a fan . I’ll be watching all your vids. Great content.
You should stay at the hotel next to the temple. There will be a feeling of the night and the morning as well. it's different beautiful night with colorful lights In the morning it feels fresh like heaven.
It is the place that Thai people like the most. I do not see foreigners here. What a great video I really enjoyed this place. you are doing very well I want to keep watching Thank you for this video I go there often. and still impressed.
Hello, I'm Thai. You have a great life. I respect you. Traveling with this motorcycle is awesome. Have a safe trip, have fun and stay in Thailand for a long time. 🙏🤝💞💞 🇹🇭✌️✌️
Thanks for taking us to this spectacular place, Paddy! I left Thailand three weeks ago and I didn't manage to go this temple even though it was on my list. Now I'm back home, I miss Thailand and this video brought me back to its peaceful vibe and made me feel so good :)
This video makes it hard to stick to my vacation plan this winter. I was planning on diving and going to the southern providence’s if February but maybe I need to sneak up to Phetchabun for a few days. Great video
Thank you so much bro. You inspired me to drive all the way from Penang to Khaokho on lonely Ranger trip. I spent more than 5hrs there in total just mesmerising at the architecture and just being blown away at how much awesome is the architecture, arts and work put into it. Simply amazing! The best! I think I am going to repeat order 555
Lived there for 8 months with my now philipina wife about 5 yrs ago...i took a sabbatical aged 52...as u do...one of the happiest times of my life...nice one paddy thanks!
What an amazing Temple! It looks like a very interesting province. I'm really enjoying joining you on your travels all round Thailand, Paddy. It definitely helps to make up for not being able to get there for two years now..! Carry on..!
The food was quite expensive! I think you paid for the view as well. I was born there 40 years ago but have never been back since I live in Belgium. We are planning to go visit in January 😁 Thank you for your lovely video 😍
Congrats Paddy for the amazing presentation and the research that you have done with your friend. I have seen many You tuber's present this temple in the past but none of them did scratch the surface.
OMG! Your room has 100M dollar view, especially the evening light is EPIC!! Pino Latte has so many customers after covid hit the country. So happy to see the businesses just return to normal. ❤️💖
Love PHETCHABUN, My girlfriend is from Phetchabun. We have talked about starting a farm there. But I am more of a beach boy. I know you don't care Paddy but they do have some very good coffee farms in Phetchabun. What a beautiful temple wat! The Five Buddhas are aspects of the dharmakaya "dharma-body", which embodies the principle of enlightenment in Buddhism.
5 Buddhas symbolic of his 5 stages of life His life story is divided into five stages: birth, insight, enlightenment, the first discourse and finally death. Each stage includes crucial moments and meetings to illustrate the turning points in the man's life. These stages are also related to the key principles of his teachings
That is the most exquisite temple I have ever seen in my life. If it wasn't for you Paddy, I would never have know this amazing place existed. Thank you for taking us on your journey.
Oh Paddy!!!!! What an emotional experience ♥️ Those temples and the Japanese sunset rays absolutely breathtakingly stunning!!! Feeling a bit teary at the thought of your 77 province trips coming to an end 😪..
Paddy I to tried finding out more information, I have sent out feelers to my yoga friends..I spent a year getting my certification in yoga..From what I can tell it has something to do with the subtle versions of oneself..Buddhism is unorthodox versus Hinduism beliefs system is orthodox.. If I find out more I'll share.. Thanks for sharing this gem..so gorgeous..
I am still trying to catch up with your videos and saw all 3 petchabun videos this week and have to say that this (and some other provinces I saw lately on your channel) I will put on my travel list for this year 😉🙏
So beautiful! You never cease to amaze me with your videos 😊👍 Your respect and admiration for the culture always comes through. Thank you Paddy! Stay safe and can't wait for the next one 😊👍!⛰️🏞️🌄🌆🕌🏞️ *Those flowers are called 'Angel Trumpets'. There is a flower related to it that is extremely fatal😬
Wat Pha Sorn Khao is 20 minutes from my home. So pleased to see you enjoying this amazing temple. There are some parts that are only accessible if accompanied by one of the head monks that are quite spectacular, if you are still in the area reach out to us as we have contact with the temples head monk.
I smile when I heard "Temple-Fatigue". >>> On the hilltop, there is a cave where many of the Thang Daeng villagers used to see a flying marble in the sky that flies to this cave. The villagers believed it to be the Buddha's spirit.
Hiya Paddy, Shame the food was so expensive. Beautiful views, on your route as always. Wow. Beautiful. Next level. Beautiful temple. Great video, Paddy. Thank you for sharing. Wishing you a lovely Sunday. I hope you got to do what you needed to do this weekend. You rock.
If you go there mid week it's very quiet. It's always rammed on the weekend. I go there once or twice a week for coffee but I avoid Pino Latte. I pop into the Piney, much better. Safe travels.
Im smiling like this 👉😁👈 at seeing your next video update. I’m planning to go to Phetchabun in March for 3 months and will be my first time in this province so looking forward to you giving a heads up and insight to places to visit.😎
The best time to visit phetchabun is Oct-Jan. On march it maybe hot, dry with some smokey air. Don't won't to make you disappoint but just give you some info.
Enjoy the next two episodes from Phetchabun right now in the members area. Tap JOIN to learn more ♥️
คุนไปที่ภูทับเบิกด้วยนะที่นั่นวิวสวย
@@คนไกลถิ่น i will don't worry
The five heads represent the "Five Precepts of Buddhism"
I enjoy your video as always. Petchaboon is one of my top fav province. I've been to Wat Pha Sorn Kaew Temple 4 times and still blown me away every time. The sunrise with the sea of fog at the temple is amazingl as well. Hope you visit Phu Tab Berk and Khao Kho National Park in the next episode.
The Five precepts or five rules of training is the most important system of morality for Buddhist lay people. They constitute the basic code of ethics to be respected by lay followers of Buddhism. The precepts are commitments to abstain from killing living beings, stealing, sexual misconduct, lying and intoxication.
14:00 The meaning of the five Buddha statues comes from the tale of the Buddha and his prophecy about the next Buddha.
This tale begins with the history of the human race. We are currently living in the 29th Kalpa period (Kalpa, in English, means "Aeon"). In this latest Kalpa period, five Buddhas are destined to be born, attain enlightenment, and become Lord Buddhas.
The current Buddha in human history is the fourth Buddha, named Gotama, who was once a prince of the Shakya clan (a kingdom in northern India) before achieving enlightenment. Before passing into final Nirvana, Gotama Buddha prophesied the coming of the last Buddha in this 29th Kalpa period. He told his disciples that in the distant future (possibly millions of years from now), the next Buddha would be born. This Buddha, named Metteyya (or Maitreya in Sanskrit), will be the fifth and final Buddha of this Kalpa.
Metteyya is described as being 40 meters tall (the tallest among the five Buddhas) and living for 80,000 years (far longer than Gotama Buddha, who lived for only 80 years). This prophecy is why the statue of the fifth Buddha is built as the largest and adorned with a golden high crown (called Chada in Thai), symbolizing his future role as the next Buddha.
The golden armband on the statue of the third Buddha symbolizes "The Middle Way Practice," which is the fundamental principle that every Buddha follows to attain enlightenment. The gold color represents the ultimate goal for Buddhists: to escape the cycle of suffering and rebirth (Samsara) and achieve Nirvana.
The third Buddha statue, positioned in the middle of the five, embodies the principle of balance: not too much and not too little. When combining these two meanings, the message is clear:
"To escape the endless cycle of reincarnation and its inherent suffering, one must follow the Middle Way principles."
Thank you for the explanation, I am now a little wiser.
Thanks for the info. in English.
@Num 3ns ถ้าไม่ใช่คนที่ศึกษาหลักศาสนาพุทธมาก็คงอธิบายไม่ได้หรอก
‘Little switzerland of thailand’
Khao kho is just magical, the morning mist, the hills, the resorts, the endless hikes in the national parks nearby, the drive from bangkok, the weather, if only it wasn’t touristy.
What are the 5 Buddhist values? I found this relating to the number 5.
The Five Precepts
Refrain from taking life. Not killing any living being. ...
Refrain from taking what is not given. Not stealing from anyone.
Refrain from the misuse of the senses. Not having too much sensual pleasure. ...
Refrain from wrong speech. ...
Refrain from intoxicants that cloud the mind.
Amazing artists and craftmen in Thailand. Some even won Ice scultur contest in Harbin, China. Missing the Land of Smile.
Moments like this when words like Epic, Iconic, Amazing is not sufficient. Don't think we really have adequate words to describe this artistic expression 🙏
Honestly, Paddy, your videos become better and better every week. You really seem to have found your personal tone lately, and it's beautiful. I also really appreciated that you took some time to share some in-depth information about that incredible temple! It made the video even more enjoyable and added another level of professionalism.
The five Buddha statue represents the five different Buddhas that will appear in our current aeon, according to Buddhist cosmology. Four of them have already appeared, and the one we know as the historical Buddha was number four. The longer ago they lived on Earth the smaller they are in the statue. The fifth one is currently a _bodhisattva_ that's waiting in the _Tusita_ heaven (or _Tushita_ in Sanskrit) for the right time to be reborn one final time on Earth to become an enlightened being. His name is Metteyya (or _Maitreya_ in Sanskrit) and in the statue he's depicted with the intricate crown that _devas_ (heavenly beings) have in Buddhist art, rather than as a Buddha. That's because he is currently a deva and isn't enlightened yet.
The third Buddha was named Kassapa. I'm not sure why he's depicted with a golden stripe, but it could be because there's a Buddhist legend about a man who donated a golden brick for the construction of Kassapa's shrine after he passed from this Earth. For his deed the man was rewarded with a beautiful golden complexion when he was reborn. Perhaps the artist wanted to replicate the effect with this statue and add a golden detail to get beautiful bright skin in their next life?
Love your videos, Paddy! Keep up the good work! 💕
thanks mate
I’m a teacher in Phichit province. Our school is right across from the crocodile pit. We were very excited to watch your video in class. This province is never featured online. It was cool to watch our little city featured in your videos ☺️
Beautiful, Paddy. All of this is about 30 minutes from our home, and we've been in these places many times, but your perspective and professional cinematography is wonderful.
Great work.
I've been living here since April 2016. Each time I travel into the mountainous areas, I catch my breath.
Thank you, Paddy. You are inspiring my desire to copy some of your adventures. Long known that I like Thailand, but there is more to be seen and experienced than just the tourist beaches and Bangkok.
Just added this to my Thailand Temple list thanks for sharing can’t wait to see it in person in March
It's up there as one of the VERY best... Especially in the afternoon
In March maybe not this green
Feb to May are very bad time for northern Thailand, hot, smokey, and dry. Nov and early Dec are the best tome for sure.
Smokey.and Hot just like California in the summer. Will feel like home.
Great video of one of my favorite temples in Thailand. Soooo glad you got to see it at night. It's amazing at night in a full moon.
The food nearby the temple is good to eat. We've been there 3 times. Love ❤️ it
Phetchabun is really well known for thai people. This province is one of the most favourite visited place when its come to winter, not much foreign traveler come here.
I completely agree Phetchabun brought me to tears, it is the most beautiful heart touching place I’ve ever been and I live in Hawaii
Wow. I was transfixed by this video! The whole scene of the temple is spectacular. Your storytelling is outstanding!
Another excellent video. Love your storytelling.
Glad you enjoyed it!
OMG … That’s is absolutely breathtaking Let’s explore is exactly what you have brought us too . Beautiful village , Beautiful weather and yes I can see the Alps of Switzerland 🇨🇭 Good to see you are safe on those roads . The restaurant looked nice shame about the food . The Buddha, the temples and the mosaic and pagoda is truly amazing 🤩 . Yet again you are on another planet 🌎 with your vlogs mate . By next year 100,000 subscribes and get that TH-cam silver plaque
Glad you enjoyed it
Not often that i watch the same vlog twice, just had to! Still in awe.
OMG 😍 Just stunning 😍 You found me another place to put on my bucketlist 😍🙏🇹🇭😍
💯 don't miss this one
This place is overwhelming with its beauty.
You are the star for vlogs. Stunning videography, witty comments, humoresque, lots of learning offered, and always making appetite for more. I don't think you ever want to go back to your teaching job. Plan how to continue this epic way of bringing endless joy to us. As you said, Thai are inventive in the small things as well and once you covered the big things you see, you can continue to offer the "In Thailand only" things and you will never be out of new material. I'm so much looking forward to come back to Thailand early next year and be together again with my Thai friend and help her on the farm but also do trips to enjoy life. When I see your vlogs, I miss it and Thailand feels like home to me already. I'm German, living in Ireland, but homesick for Thailand.
thanks Bruno
Wow wow wow.
Such a beautiful location. We mist going last year, but will go next year when we go back to Thailand for a visit. Your camera work is fantastic.
Great watching on the big screen tv. So clear. Winter is just starting in Canada now. Wish we could go back now, but we have to wait. Thanks for this. Waiting for the next part.
Rob and Benci, Toronto 🇨🇦
This province is one of my fav. It is not too far from BKK and I can enjoying with so many places. Temple ,mountain, cafe, farm ,natures.
Especially, in winter. I’m grade that you like the province. I can’t wait seeing you traveling to the north-east and your new video. Have a good time Paddy.
One more amazing video. We love the way you describe the places. Amazing representation of Thailand. You should do it for more countries and keep the adventure going on😍
Petchabun is my hometown. It’s nice place that temple is amazing and cold weather all year. Have a lovely trip
That place looked breathtaking at 6p.m. Beautiful colors.
Been there last November. Didn't spend that much time in Phetchabun but I think this is one of the most beautiful provinces in Thailand
ขอบคุณที่มาเที่ยวประเทศไทย คนไทยใจดี อาหารอร่อย วัฒนธรรมดีงาม ธรรมชาติสวย มีสิ่งแปลกใหม่ให้ค้นหา
The only time Lonely Planet Thailand let me down was when I visited Petchabun in 2008. It had not one word to say about this beautiful province, not even about the Angkorean monuments in Si Thep. I hope later editions have caught on to Petchabun.
Absolutely amazing, I was introduced by Paul T to your channel. Absolutely one of the best channels out there definitely got me as a fan . I’ll be watching all your vids. Great content.
So beautiful I feel that we could really spend days there enjoying the creative masterpiece you just showed us!
Absolutely!!
lovely place in the mountains ,wonderful!
I'm Thai and I really love your journey here. Good explanation and exploration. Keep up the great work Paddy.
Such a beautiful province, hope to see it soon 😊😊
What a fantastic place. Beautiful scenery. Looking forward to part 2 .
You should stay at the hotel next to the temple. There will be a feeling of the night and the morning as well. it's different beautiful night with colorful lights In the morning it feels fresh like heaven.
My hometown "Petchabun"
So beautiful the intricacies of all the pieces arranged created an amazing artwork. A lot of thought and hard work went into building that.
It's unbelievable
It is the place that Thai people like the most. I do not see foreigners here.
What a great video I really enjoyed this place. you are doing very well I want to keep watching Thank you for this video I go there often. and still impressed.
Phetchabun has beautiful mountains like the other provinces in the north but different vibe.
Can't wait for the next video.
Thanks ☺️
Hello, I'm Thai. You have a great life. I respect you. Traveling with this motorcycle is awesome. Have a safe trip, have fun and stay in Thailand for a long time. 🙏🤝💞💞 🇹🇭✌️✌️
in VID, everything so nice so beautiful
waiting to see more next and next
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Thanks for taking us to this spectacular place, Paddy! I left Thailand three weeks ago and I didn't manage to go this temple even though it was on my list. Now I'm back home, I miss Thailand and this video brought me back to its peaceful vibe and made me feel so good :)
This video makes it hard to stick to my vacation plan this winter. I was planning on diving and going to the southern providence’s if February but maybe I need to sneak up to Phetchabun for a few days. Great video
Do it !!!
I've been there and absolutely loved it.
Awesome video Paddy Doyle! Thank you for sharing your journey with us. 🏄♂️⚡
Thank you so much bro. You inspired me to drive all the way from Penang to Khaokho on lonely Ranger trip. I spent more than 5hrs there in total just mesmerising at the architecture and just being blown away at how much awesome is the architecture, arts and work put into it. Simply amazing! The best! I think I am going to repeat order 555
Lived there for 8 months with my now philipina wife about 5 yrs ago...i took a sabbatical aged 52...as u do...one of the happiest times of my life...nice one paddy thanks!
Magical, you got to admire the Thai's 🙏❤️Thanks Paddy
What an amazing Temple! It looks like a very interesting province. I'm really enjoying joining you on your travels all round Thailand, Paddy. It definitely helps to make up for not being able to get there for two years now..! Carry on..!
The food was quite expensive! I think you paid for the view as well. I was born there 40 years ago but have never been back since I live in Belgium. We are planning to go visit in January 😁 Thank you for your lovely video 😍
Congrats Paddy for the amazing presentation and the research that you have done with your friend. I have seen many You tuber's present this temple in the past but none of them did scratch the surface.
So nice of you
Discovered rose apples on my last trip there in June, amazing!
Great vlog, Paddy!
Great to hear dreamy purring again.
OMG! Your room has 100M dollar view, especially the evening light is EPIC!!
Pino Latte has so many customers after covid hit the country. So happy to see the businesses just return to normal. ❤️💖
Love PHETCHABUN, My girlfriend is from Phetchabun. We have talked about starting a farm there. But I am more of a beach boy. I know you don't care Paddy but they do have some very good coffee farms in Phetchabun. What a beautiful temple wat! The Five Buddhas are aspects of the dharmakaya "dharma-body", which embodies the principle of enlightenment in Buddhism.
Ah ok gotcha 😄
5 Buddhas symbolic of his 5 stages of life His life story is divided into five stages: birth, insight, enlightenment, the first discourse and finally death. Each stage includes crucial moments and meetings to illustrate the turning points in the man's life. These stages are also related to the key principles of his teachings
Saw this on your Instagram, it looked amazing. Cathy and Kevs x
It was!
That is the most exquisite temple I have ever seen in my life. If it wasn't for you Paddy, I would never have know this amazing place existed. Thank you for taking us on your journey.
Wow, thank you
Amazing temple Paddy, was there already but will defenately return to see it at sunset and evening 🙌🍻
Very stunning temple.
Paddy, this video is awesome, it is very well explained.
Amazing Thailand and welcome to my province sooner I will be back to visit my home from England enjoy holiday time in Thailand
Those flowers are known as Angels Trumpets, here in Victoria, Australia.
Wow. Incredible!
Absolutely 🥺
i think designers of such arts connected with extraterrestrial life.. amazing.
As always, you are in the lead Paddy. Thank you.
ขอบคุณมากมายครับ👍👍👍🇹🇭
สุดยอดมากๆครับ นับถือจริงๆ
Wow we are blown away by that beautiful temple 🤩🤩🤩
Magnificent editing skill you got here mate
Oh Paddy!!!!! What an emotional experience ♥️ Those temples and the Japanese sunset rays absolutely breathtakingly stunning!!! Feeling a bit teary at the thought of your 77 province trips coming to an end 😪..
Ahhhh don't say that haha
@@PaddyDoyle. 😂😍😂😍
All i can say is WOW what a fantastic place.
Paddy I to tried finding out more information, I have sent out feelers to my yoga friends..I spent a year getting my certification in yoga..From what I can tell it has something to do with the subtle versions of oneself..Buddhism is unorthodox versus Hinduism beliefs system is orthodox..
If I find out more I'll share..
Thanks for sharing this gem..so gorgeous..
สวยงามมาก.วัดท่าชุงก้สวยมากอุทัยทานี
I am still trying to catch up with your videos and saw all 3 petchabun videos this week and have to say that this (and some other provinces I saw lately on your channel) I will put on my travel list for this year 😉🙏
So beautiful! You never cease to amaze me with your videos 😊👍 Your respect and admiration for the culture always comes through. Thank you Paddy! Stay safe and can't wait for the next one 😊👍!⛰️🏞️🌄🌆🕌🏞️
*Those flowers are called 'Angel Trumpets'. There is a flower related to it that is extremely fatal😬
Khao Kho and Phu Tub Berg are both my playgrounds. Some of the best waterfalls are located in Tat Mok National Park.
Amazing Thailand very beautiful 😍🌏
🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳
Very nice 🙂 phetchabun
คิดถึง🏡บ้านของฉัน
One of your best videos.
Thank you dear one. Grazie
Wat Pha Sorn Khao is 20 minutes from my home. So pleased to see you enjoying this amazing temple. There are some parts that are only accessible if accompanied by one of the head monks that are quite spectacular, if you are still in the area reach out to us as we have contact with the temples head monk.
Thanks for the tips!
Hi fantastic place Paddy you could use stunning but that doesn't do it justice, great filming again. Chris & Mam 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
I love Phetchabun, been there many times and mountain tempels tamarin festival but not the cold season 😉
I smile when I heard "Temple-Fatigue".
>>> On the hilltop, there is a cave where many of the Thang Daeng villagers used to see a flying marble in the sky that flies to this cave. The villagers believed it to be the Buddha's spirit.
Hiya Paddy, Shame the food was so expensive. Beautiful views, on your route as always. Wow. Beautiful. Next level. Beautiful temple. Great video, Paddy. Thank you for sharing. Wishing you a lovely Sunday. I hope you got to do what you needed to do this weekend. You rock.
Have a great Sunday Nicky 😌
@@PaddyDoyle. Thank you, Just watching your videos now. Then sleep x
Fab! +1 Inspired by Gaudi's Parc Guell in Barcelona? All the mosaic work? Super music too.
I admire this place for so long. Supposed to go in 2019 but we were forced to cancel the trip due to pandemic. Hopefully next year...
Excellent visual...i am blown. Thanks Paddy
When you think you've seen the best, then this pops up. What an incredible place, so magical :)
Absolutely wonderful. ❤️
I've been to that 7 11 i love it so much
If you go there mid week it's very quiet. It's always rammed on the weekend. I go there once or twice a week for coffee but I avoid Pino Latte. I pop into the Piney, much better. Safe travels.
Thank you for showing us this temple amazing i need to go
Im smiling like this 👉😁👈 at seeing your next video update. I’m planning to go to Phetchabun in March for 3 months and will be my first time in this province so looking forward to you giving a heads up and insight to places to visit.😎
Have fun!
The best time to visit phetchabun is Oct-Jan. On march it maybe hot, dry with some smokey air. Don't won't to make you disappoint but just give you some info.
Love the mountain and drink coffee.
Knock knock knockin' on heaven's door. I feel like
It's the best place in Thailand paddy ❤🙏🙏🙏
I recommend the stunning mountain Phu Tubberk. Thank's for great videos
He knows what it is he's being modest he's a geek😊
Beautiful ray of sun setting