มีวัดป่าสายไทยใกล้บ้านในชนบทเซาท์ออสเตรเลีย คือพรอันล้ำค่า

Kaew is a Thai woman who settled in a small riverside town in regional South Australia about four years ago. She is a Buddhist, and feels deeply fortunate to have a Thai forest monastery not far from where she lives. Each week the monks walk quietly through the town on their alms round, receiving food offered by locals, a scene that gently reminds people of generosity and mindfulness. For her, the monastery is not merely a place of ritual but a real blessing: somewhere she can bring friends to make merit, sit in stillness, and simply enjoy peaceful, happy company. When the temple holds major events, such as a recent historic ordination ceremony, well over a hundred people of many backgrounds, both Thai and Australian, gather and share food warmly. Having this quiet refuge for the heart close to home lets a Thai woman far from her homeland feel bound to a community that holds one another with kindness, and keep her own religious and cultural roots alive.