The only temple with two principal Buddha images in the same chapel.

Wat Muen Tum stands out from the entrance. It is a small but very beautiful temple and has quite a bit of importance. It is one of the three temples used for the bathing ceremony of the king who rules Chiang Mai. The king who rules Chiang Mai must wear white for 3 days before performing the bathing ceremony at Wat Chet Lin, which is opposite the temple. If you pass by, you must stop by. It is in the center of the city. Just a little past Wat Chedi Luang, you will find it. Go straight to Chiang Mai Gate. The temple gate is prominent and easy to find. The temple's viharn is built in a low Lanna style with a layered roof. The back structure is made of wood. The ordination hall has two layers of roofs. The pagoda of Wat Muen Tum is a white pagoda with recessed corners. At the base, there are Lanna-style lion statues guarding all four corners. The top of the pagoda is decorated with colored glass in a geometric pattern. The throne at the corner is covered with gold leaf. This temple is famous for being the only temple in Chiang Mai with two sibling principal Buddha images (Phra Phuttha Chok - Phra Phuttha Mangmi Sri Suk) side by side in the same viharn. Hurry and come to Jomporn. I believe you will get double luck. This is one of the charms of the temple. It is a peaceful temple, not many people, and parking is very limited. #Beautiful temple in Chiang Mai #Beautiful place to take pictures #Make merit and worship Buddha