Transform an ordinary day into a wonderful one at Saemsarn.

Transform an ordinary day into an extraordinary one at "Samae San"

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The alarm clock on the phone rang "ring ring" two or three times. I glanced at the clock, 7:30 am sharp. I wondered why I felt so stiff and sore. Suddenly, my brain immediately ordered me to jump out of the comfortable bed and reach out to turn off the alarm clock (instead of getting up to take a shower, brush my teeth, and go to work). Today, my brain malfunctioned and instead ordered me to pick up my phone, open my boss's Line, and type, "Boss, I'm calling in sick today." After pressing Enter, my brain shut down immediately. I don't remember anything after that. .............................

I woke up around noon, feeling refreshed after a good night's sleep. I decided to go on a spontaneous trip and searched for nearby destinations on Google. One place caught my eye, a familiar name that I had heard before but never visited. I quickly got ready and set off on my adventure at 12:30 pm.

I drove along the Burapha Withi Expressway, but on the lower level. The upper level is expensive and the sun is hot, haha. The lower level has a lot of trucks. At the end of the Burapha Withi Expressway, I turned left onto Motorway Highway 7, heading towards the Pattaya and Sattahip signs. I passed U-Tapao Airport and continued straight to Haad Nam Wan Beach.

My destination is the Luang Pho Dam Temple, located in Saensuk Subdistrict, Sattahip District, Chonburi Province.

The first viewpoint offers a stunning contrast between the light turquoise and deep blue waters. This area is mostly rocky and not suitable for swimming, but locals often come here to collect shellfish and other marine products.

I drove to Wat Saemsan, which is located separately from the Luang Pho Dam temple. If you drive, you will find a V-shaped intersection. Turn right to go to Wat Saemsan, and turn left to go to the Luang Pho Dam temple, which is a short uphill climb.

Welcome to the temple.

Upon entering the inner sanctum, I observed that this temple offers prayers for individuals who believe they have been afflicted by black magic, spells, or misfortune. (Please note that this is based on personal beliefs.) I simply paid my respects to the presiding Buddha statue. This is the front of the ordination hall.

The Ubosot will have two floors. The upper floor will house a Buddha statue, while the lower floor will be a zone for gilding and making merit.

Let's make merit to the unclaimed coffin. This person can still move.

Anyone who wants a Buddha statue to worship is welcome to take one. However, I will pass. It's not that I don't want one, but my apartment is already full of Buddha statues.

Individuals affected by negative forces, black magic, or misfortune may find guidance on the appropriate course of action by observing the murals within the ubosot, although the exact number of circuits required remains unclear.

The intricate carvings are truly exquisite, showcasing remarkable detail.

Beside the ordination hall.

The upper floor of the ordination hall houses a Buddha statue for all to worship and pay respects.

In another zone of the temple, there is a four-faced Brahma statue for everyone to worship.

I have returned to the top of the Luang Pho Dam temple. The view is stunning.

The side of the main ordination hall of Luang Pho Dam is exquisitely carved with scenes from ancient times, showcasing remarkable detail and artistry.

Beside the ordination hall of Luang Pho Dam.

Seven days next to the temple of Luang Pho Dam "The angle and light are really good, haha"

The Black Buddha statue is located inside the ordination hall.

One more clear picture, please.

This is a beautiful beach, one of the most beautiful I've ever visited. It's also very close to Bangkok.

Let's take a look at the art of cutting the color zone of the seawater. Wow, it really works! It was worth coming here today.

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