A section of  Wat Khao Chong Krajok in Prachuap Khirikhan, which is officially known as Wat Thammikaram (fig.), is located on the summit of a mountain that overlooks three bays (fig.).

These bays are Ao Noy or Ahw Noi, seen here on the right, Ahw Manahw or Ao Manao and Ao/Ahw Prachuap, i.e. the 'Small Bay', 'Lemon Bay' and the 'Bay of Prachuap', respectively.

The name of the mountain means ‘Mt. Hole Mirror’ and is named after an opening in a side of the mountain in which the sea and sky seem to reflect, and which can be visited by either climbing some stairs, or by descending a steep ladder from its summit (fig.).

On the seaside there is a cave that has a niche that can be used for meditation, whilst the grotto also features a statue of Kuan Yin (fig.), the Chinese goddess of mercy, as well as a statue of Sun Wukong, i.e. the Monkey King (fig.).