Wat Khao Chan Ngam (Wat Lertsuwat), Khao Yai

Positioned on the shifting slopes of the hill, the temple area is notable for its large sandstone boulders and rock formations, creating intricate pathways and cave-like overhangs. The landscape is further beautified by a rich variety of plant species and large trees, with roots enveloping the rocks, creating a serene and picturesque environment. This site is recognized for its geological and cultural significance. A prominent feature of Wat Khao Chan Ngam is the ancient rock art on the cliff shelter. Created with red pigment, these paintings include both solid and outlined images of men, women, children, and animals, depicting the lifestyle of communities that lived here approximately 3,000 to 5,000 years ago. The cave art, consisting of 12 groups of figures, includes depictions of human figures in various poses; such as, sitting, dancing, standing, and archery, along with animals and abstract patterns. The meanings of some of these artworksremain undeciphered. Open daily For further details contact , Tel. (66)8 7252 7496 and (66)8 8080 7530