Khao Ngu Stone Park (อุทยานหินเขางู) is a Cave or strict site identifying with Buddhism. Inside the cavern were discovered many cut Buddha figures on the divider; for instance, Phra Phuttha Chai at Tham Ruesi Khao Ngu sitting in an European style in the mentality of giving a message, as indicated by the Dvaravati time frame (between the sixth to eighth hundreds of years) includes a level face, thrilling eyebrows associating looking like enclosures, huge twists with the brilliance looking like a lotus bud, between his lower legs are recorded the Pallava script in Sanskrit language that can be deciphered into the stage Punyakam Chara Si Samathi Khupta, which implies Phra Si Samathi Khupta is refined by merit making. This is one of the significant workmanship hints of the Dvaravati time frame. The cavern additionally houses numerous sandstone Buddha pictures in the Ayutthaya time frame.
Intriguing spots around the Park incorporate the 128 meter-tall Buddha's Footprint made of laterite introduced in the wihan on the highest point of Khao Ngu. It is a demolished rectangular structure made of block and concrete. Tham Fa Tho, a cavern found 250 meters toward the west from Tham Ruesi Khao Ngu comprises of cut pictures on the southern mass of an enormous leaning back Buddha picture with a gathering of gods and tree-molded plasters above. On the north is a cut image of the Buddha's two supporters, which mirrors an element like that of Tham Cham, an image of the Buddha's story when he accomplished nirvana. A celebration is every year held to give proper respect on the first day of the waxing moon of the eleventh lunar month (October). On the Khao Ngu mountain range is arranged Tham Rakhang and Khao Phra Bat with a Buddha's Footprint on the mountain ridge just as a grand place of Khao Ngu.
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