On the compound of Wat Tham Metta, a somewhat secluded temple in Nakhon Ratchasima, is a small cave called Tham Metta Tham, i.e. ‘Cave of Compassion of the Dhamma’, that the monks use for meditation (fig.).

Halfway up the trail to the cave is a meditation path (fig.), in Thai called thahng deun jong krom, which is typically about 1 meter wide and 15 meters long, with a leveled floor and used for mediation walks by the monks.