The Busanyin shrine is one of the eight principal worship points in the Sacred Grove and consists of an intricately carved walled enclosure covered with a roof meant to resemble the outstretched wings of a bird. The shrine is dedicated to the deity Ibu-Osanyin (Busanyin), a male hunter spirit who is the guardian of the knowledge of herbs and traditional medicines. An important place of worship for local traditionalists, the Busanyin shrine is believed to be one of the oldest shrines of the groves.
In 2019 severe flooding compromised the structural stability of the shrine resulting in significant damage to many of the delicate artworks located in and around the shrine. 
