Wat Phrachao Lan Thong

The temple features a Viharn with a Naga-guarded staircase and holds a 1200-kilogram Buddha statue made of metal alloys inside its main hall.

Constructed in 1489, Wat Phrachao Lan Thong stands as a testament to the architectural mastery of the Lanna kingdom during Thailand's medieval period.

The temple displays intricate bas-reliefs crafted with amulets, forming patterns and words that demonstrate traditional Thai artistic techniques and religious symbolism.

Located at coordinates N 20°16'29 E100°5'3, the temple maintains regular opening hours and requires visitors to remove shoes before entering the worship areas.

The temple houses the Lak Muang of Chiang Saen, a city pillar pavilion that marks the spiritual center of the ancient settlement.

Location: Wiang

Inception: 1489

GPS coordinates: 20.27476,100.08404

Latest update: March 2, 2025 21:41