This temple, located within a cave, was established in 1894 through the collaborative efforts of the local community. It was granted royal permission to establish a boundary on July 4, 1986. Currently, the temple offers teachings in Buddhist studies for those interested, and tourists are welcome to come and learn about the Dharma or practice meditation to purify their minds and attain peace. In addition to these activities, visitors can also admire and pay their respects at the replica of the Buddha's footprint that is enshrined within the temple.