The Buddha's Magic Garden

A farmer named Nim Thongsuk believed there was a paradise on earth and desperately believed that the park near his home was that paradise.

Now the Magic Park of Buddha can really be called a paradise, giving peace and tranquility to travelers.

Inside, the garden is richly decorated with statues created by Nim Thongsuk himself during his life, which lasted up to 91 years. Among them are stone thrones, statues of various animals, and a quartet of stone musicians who have been performing their silent melody for many years.

There are small huts scattered throughout the park – these are the abodes of monks who come here to pray, finding harmony with themselves and the world around them.

And yes, don’t forget to toss a coin at the local waterfall to be sure to return to the Buddha Magic Park.