Annamese Lion Pulpit at Ban Chi Thuan (ธรรมาสน์สิงห์ศิลปะญวนที่บ้านชีทวน) The Buddhist pulpit is placed at Wat Sinuan Saeng Sawang Arom, Ban Chi Thuan, Tambon Chi Thuan. The concrete pulpit itself is quite unique with a lion sculpture carrying the pulpit with decorative stucco, multi-layer wooden roof, and painting in the Annamese style. Estimated to have been built in 1925 by Annamese craftsmen, the pulpit is considered a precious piece of local art. To get there, the village is 26 kms. from downtown Ubon Ratchathani. Motorists can use Highway 23 and then 2412. The village is 5 kms. off the main road, on the left.
What to Expect
This attraction offers visitors an authentic Thai experience in a natural or cultural setting. The site is maintained for visitors and provides an opportunity to learn about local heritage, nature, or traditions. Facilities may vary depending on the location.
Visitor Information
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Entry Fee: Free (Thai nationals: Free)
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Contact: 0 4523 2089
Getting There
Annamese Lion Pulpit at Ban Chi Thuan is located at Mu 1 Ban Chi Thuan. View on Google Maps.
Tips for Visitors
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Respect local customs and signage.
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Allow extra time for travel to remote locations.
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Check opening hours before your visit, as they can change seasonally.
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Bring sun protection, water, and comfortable walking shoes.
