Dhamma
kittilak
National Park Foundation
อุทยานธรรม ไร่กิตติลักษณ์
Donation Account
Siam Commercial Bank
Account No. 677-228231-6
Account Name – Pra Vichai Vongsaroj
Dhammakittilak National Park Foundation
Dhammakittilak Park is a monk’s residence located at 69/1 Moo 14, Ban Du Subdistrict, Mueang
Chiang Rai District, Chiang Rai Province. It is located on the top of Sam Luk Mountain. It is a
place to practice dharma and is the location of the Power Institute. Dhamma there are novice
monks stationed and is a place to practice dharma for students, government officials and people
The Government Gazette announces the registrar of Chiang Rai Provincial Foundation about the
registration of the “Kittiralak Dharmarai Park Foundation” For registration of the establishment of
the Kittalak Dharmarai Park Foundation to the registrar of the Chiang Rai Provincial Foundation.
The significance of the foundation as follows:
(1). Name of the foundation “Kittiralak Dharmarai Park Foundation” The purpose of the
foundation is
1.1 To promote, support, disseminate meditation and meditation according to to the practice
of Dhammamongkolyan (Luang Por Woriyang Sirindhorn) both at home and abroad
1.2 to operate and manage Kittirak
(2).Dharma Rai Park.
(3).To support the education and practice of Buddhists and individuals interested in meditation
training
(4). to support, promote education, culture, and provide training on ethics, morality, morality for
young people, general Buddhists.
(5). to inherit art, culture, morality, ethics and Thai tradition.
(6).To promote the conservation of natural resources and the environment.
(7). To promote a peaceful society from a community level to a global level.
(8). to carry out or coperate with charitable organizations and NGOs for public interest
purposes.
(9). does not deal in any way with politics.
The foundation’s headquarters are located at 69 Village No. 14, Ban Subdistrict, Mueang
Chiang Rai District, Chiang Rai Province,
Dhamma kittilak National Park
Ubosot
(Ordination Hall)
The Ubosot, also known simply as the Bot, is the most sacred building in a Thai Buddhist temple (Wat). It is the place where important religious ceremonies are held, such as monk ordinations and the recitation of the Patimokkha (monastic code) by monks during the Buddhist observance days.
The Ubosot is typically a separate and specially consecrated structure. Its sacred boundary is marked by eight Sema stones (boundary stones), one at each of the eight cardinal points around the building, and sometimes a ninth in the center. These stones are used to demarcate the sacred area, known as the Sīmā, within which only monks may perform certain rituals.
Architecturally, the Ubosot is often richly decorated with intricate carvings, gilded ornaments, and murals that depict stories from the life of the Buddha. A large principal Buddha image is typically enshrined inside.
Unlike the Viharn (assembly hall), which is open to laypeople for worship, the Ubosot is primarily reserved for monastic functions and is considered the holiest area of the temple complex.
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