Wat Khunaram, a functioning temple in the southern part of Koh Samui, Thailand, is best known for the mummified remains of Loung Pordaeng, a former abbot and monk. Since his death in 1973, his body has been preserved and displayed in a vertical glass casket, drawing both locals and visitors to this unique site. The temple’s serene atmosphere and the striking presence of the mummified monk offer a profound and memorable experience. Visitors can explore the temple grounds, observe the intricate details of the casket, and reflect on the cultural and spiritual significance of this unusual display.
Wat Khunaram (Mummified Monk)
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