Worshiping the Buddha in Lampang at Wat Ku Kham, an ancient temple in Lampang

#Travel to save the world The first place we will take you to is Wat Ku Kham in Lampang Province. Interesting things: * Phra Borommathat Ku Kham (Phra Borommathat Chedi): enshrines the relics of the Lord Buddha * Architecture: A 5-tiered square pavilion-shaped chedi, similar to a pyramid, which is a style influenced by Lanna art * Buddha niches: There are niches with standing Buddha images in various postures all around, totaling 60 niches * Stucco lions: Decorated at the four corners of the base of the pedestal * Sitting Buddha niches: In the middle between the lions on each side, there are niches with sitting Buddha images in various postures In Burmese-Pagan art style * Replica pagodas: Decorated on the upper corners of all 4 levels of each pavilion, totaling 20 pieces History (from related information): * Built around 1883 (according to information from SMART DASTA) * There was a renovation in the later period * There was a discovery of fragments of Sukhothai Thai inscriptions, dated around the 19th-20th Buddhist century, in the temple area, indicating the antiquity of the area