Sukhavati Temple, nestled in the mountains of northern Thailand, is a Buddhist sanctuary with a profound and ancient heritage. Once, this temple stood in solemn tranquility, its incense smoke ever rising—a vital place for monastic cultivation and lay devotees’ heartfelt prayers. However, as years passed, the temple gradually fell into decline. The walls of the Buddha hall collapsed, the monks’ quarters were swallowed by wild grass, water and electricity ceased to function, and what was once a pure land became a scene of desolation.