📜 Hellish amusement park at a Buddhist temple in Thailand. 🔍 Features gruesome statues depicting Buddhist hell, dioramas, and a miniature Angkor Wat labyrinth. # Why Go 💀 Witness gruesome depictions of Buddhist Hell and unique, terrifying dioramas. 🏛️ Explore unique Buddhist and Hindu iconography and a miniature Angkor Wat labyrinth. 💰 Activate automated scenes with 1 baht coin for screams and macabre laughter. 📸 Interesting photo opportunities. 🍜 Enjoy food and drink vendors on site. # Why Avoid ⚠️ Statuary quality may be poor. Educational banners are in Thai only, unhelpful for non-readers. Caged animals are kept in poor conditions/dark, dingy corners. 🛣️ Busy highway, no public transit, walking can be adventurous due to dogs. # Tips 🚗/🏍️ Easily visible on West side of Highway 216, 8km North of Roi Et. 🚕 Negotiate taxi/tuktuk for return trip (~200 baht max), as none wait on site. 🚶 Highway is busy, watch for dogs if walking. # Cost 💰 1 baht coin for diorama activation. # 🅿️ Parking Roadside parking available along Highway 216.