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From the starting point at Phluang temple, you have to get a four-wheel pickup that takes you on a steep eight-kilometre route. Then, you need to walk for another 1.2 kilometers. On the mountaintop, it is possible to see several geological phenomena related to Buddhist myths including the stone pagoda, the stone in an upside down monk’s alms-bowl shape, the hermit cave, Indra’s motor racing tracks, as well as gigantic stones that look like a turtle or an elephant.
From the breezy peak, you can easily look down on Chanthaburi. If you have not been there yet, do not miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. We guarantee you will not be disappointed.
Tourists paying respects to the Buddha’s footprint on Khao Khitchakut should try some local food. For example, Cha-muang pork curry, Thai spicy stir fry with cardamom leaves, boiled domestic fowl with cardamom seeds, fish and termite mushrooms in non-coconut milk curry, coconut crabmeat chili dip, spicy papaya salad and Mon-thong durian.
The ceremony to worship the footprint of Buddha is held every year, and it lasts for a couple of months between Chinese New Year and Magha Puja day (late January to March).