The site houses the Buddha Footprint, also known as the imprint of the Buddha's foot, situated on a stone slab on a rocky ledge. A pavilion has been constructed to enshrine it, and it has been discovered since the Ayutthaya period, with continuous restoration efforts over the years that have beautifully preserved it to the present day. Visitors can not only pay their respects and seek blessings at the Buddha's footprint, but they can also enjoy a panoramic view of the surrounding landscape. The site is open for visitors every day. For those who prefer not to walk, it is possible to drive up to the top. This temple is also home to a considerable number of monkeys!