Wat Pong Sanuk Nuea in Lampang

“Phra Chao Phan Ong Temple” The only one in Thailand Wat Pong Sanuk Nuea in Lampang “Phra Chao Phan Ong Temple” has a Naga staircase in front, with both sides of the walkway and walls painted in white, including the sacred white gate arch. When you enter, you will see the golden chedi reflecting the afternoon sunlight beautifully, standing tall and prominently. And next to it is “Phra Chao Phan Ong Temple”, an old temple that still maintains its impressive workmanship. “Phra Chao Phan Ong Temple” is a beauty that is more than 1,300 years old and cannot be seen anywhere else, except in Lampang Province. This temple also received the Outstanding Cultural Heritage Conservation Award from UNESCO in 2008. The perfect combination of Chinese, Burmese, and Thai architecture, with the four Buddha statues, their faces facing the four directions around the temple, enshrined on pedestals gracefully. As for the edge of the upper temple, if you look closely, you will see small Buddha images around the temple, decorated in a long, orderly and beautiful row. The history says that There are as many as 1,080 of them. "Phra Chao Phan Ong Temple" has been the name of the locals since then. And at the very end, you will find the Phra Non Temple. We went in to pay respect to the Buddha and ask for blessings. "Pong Sanuk Nuea Temple" has a sandy area around the temple, like the Sri Thanthon Sea. Although it is just a metaphor, Buddhist beliefs tell us that... this place is a place of abundance and is located next to "Pong Sanuk Tai Temple" which is equally beautiful. Pong Sanuk Temple is located in Pong Sanuk Village, Wiang Nuea Subdistrict, Mueang District, near the Ratsadaphisek Bridge, 3.7 kilometers from the Lampang bus station. It takes about 10 minutes by car. Open daily from 5:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. #Phra Chao Phan Temple #Pong Sanuk Nuea Temple #Lampang #Travel in the North #UNESCO #Drive and rest when tired #mind_madge #Where to travel this summer #Songkran attractions #Hot attractions #thailand #travel #Northeastern team