Wat Phra Phutthabat Tak Pha

The temple complex sits between Doi Mon Chang and Doi Crua mountains, featuring traditional Thai architecture with decorated arched windows and multiple ceremonial buildings.

Queen Cham Thewi established this monastery around 1200, ordering the construction of a Mandapa structure to protect the sacred Buddha Footprints.

The temple houses the Vihan Jaturamook containing Buddha Footprints and an Ubosot decorated with twelve Chinese zodiac symbols in Thai architectural style.

Located in Pa Sang District of Lamphun Province, the temple can be reached via paved roads from both northern and southwestern directions.

The temple name originates from a legend about Buddha's robe washing, which left a permanent mark resembling monk garments on the stone.

Location: Makok

GPS coordinates: 18.45556,98.92139

Latest update: September 21, 2025 17:28