The highlight of this temple is the phenomenon of the shadow reflecting the stupa, creating a colorful image similar to that of Wat Phra That Chomping. The shadow of the stupa remains in the same place throughout the day, as long as there is light shining. Inside the hall, there is a large standing Buddha statue known as "Phra Sakyamuni Kiri Akho," which stands at 10 meters and 8 inches tall. This ancient statue is highly revered by the people of Jai Hom. For those interested in local art, there is also a bamboo altar from the 25th Buddhist century, which is used for lighting incense and candles in homage to the principal Buddha image. Additionally, there is a beautiful wooden bamboo Dharma seat in the Lanna style, which can be viewed behind the hall while admiring the shadow. The temple is open from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM.