One of the roads, opposite to Phromlok waterfall, leads us to the place of sage Lersi Mettancha -  his home, museum and place of Goddess  Kali & God Shiva worship.  Statues and articles represents the divine scenes, described in Hindu sacred texts, such as Vedas and Puranas.  On a central position is  Kali - Goddess of time & wife of Rudra in her most fearsome and incomprehensible form, wearing necklace from men's heads. Her great spouse - Rudra - the oldest from the great trinity and avatar of Supreme God Shiva.  Shiva-Purana describes that one day of Rudra equal to one year of God Vishnu; one day of Vishnu = one year of God Brahma; where Vishnu & Brahma are the two others from vedic Great Trinity. Noticed that its situated in Phrom Khiri - "Brahma Hills". Few bungalows for guests of Lersi located on-site.  

City museum in Nakhon Si Thammarat is a large exhibition with few areas with many rare exponents presented according by epoch. Also here  you can read exiting stories about Tambralinga-Ligor-Nakhon Si Thammarat glorious past and beautiful present. Combine it with visiting other parts of the park around, such as Buddha park, water adentures, zoo (I don't like zoo concept, but ... its there) and peacock area.

Among the other places recommended to see we can mention:

• Khao Kha museum and ancient site between Sichon & Tha Sala.
• Small  museum with local flora and fauna of Khao Plai Dam, Sichon, in Tong Yang national park.

The pictures from the temple were slightly changed by one of our authors.

      Other name on a street turn  -  “Abbey Sumon Ta Tarn”. Magnificent Buddhist temple with its own museum and many other wonders. Most remarkable here its a people, and the first is the abbot Phra Ajan. Temple holds many  Buddhist  fests, including those every Full-Moon. There are traditional food serving very often with opportunity to participate in preparations.
 Located in Thaling Chan, subdistrict of Tha Sala.