Hello everyone. How are you today? I hope all is well with you and your family. In this post, I will take my friends to see a temple in my country. My wife and I have free time and opportunity again, We therefore intend make according to plan we had planned to visit temples in the country. And I will gradually share these temples with everyone. This trip I went with my wife. The temple that we visited on this trip is called Wat Weluwan Ban Muang Na. This temple is a temple in Chiang Dao District, Chiang Mai Province.
Wat Weluwan Ban Muang Na is a small common monastery of the community of the TaiYai in the Thailand. This community is a community of ethnic groups in a country close to the Thailand and Myanmar Border. I don't know the history and information about the temple.
The atmosphere in Wat Weluwan Ban Muang Na. This temple is built in the TaiYai art style and has a distinct TaiYai art identity. When my wife and I arrived at the temple. We saw the temple entrance arch built in a unique TaiYai art style first. Looks beautiful and different from Thai temples. And there are two lion statues on the pillars of the wall between the entrance to the temple too. Two lion statues are also made in the Tai-Yai art style.
There is a temple sign on the side of the entrance arch. Wat Weluwan Ban Muang Na sign made of wood.
Inside this temple there is only a buddha image hall (viharn) but no ordination hall (ubosot). This buddha image hall (viharn) is made of wood in the TaiYai art style. The buddha image hall (viharn) looks simple and has no decorations.
Inside the buddha image hall (viharn) there are many buddha images. Some buddha images are made in the TaiYai art style and some buddha images are made in the Thai art style.
There are two large gongs between the entrances of the buddha image hall (viharn).
Beside the buddha image hall (viharn) there is a one-story building and a pagoda on the side of this building. I think this pagoda is a TaiYai art style pagoda too.
Finally the bell tower of the temple. Of course this bell tower was built in a unique TaiYai art style. When you see a bell tower of this style in Thailand. You immediately know that this temple is a temple of the TaiYai people.
This trip is another happy and enjoyable trip for me and wife. In addition to visiting the temple, we also made merit and pay respects to a monk and the buddha statue here. It was a good new experience for us.
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🌏 Wat Weluwan Ban Muang Na is located in Mueang Na Subdistrict, Chiang Dao District, Chiang Mai Province, Thailand.
📷 Take photo By Smartphone Vivo V30.
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What a nice and awesome temple and I love to visit this place
Wow! Nice temple and place. I hope I can visit there someday.
Great! so very nice place and also the temple i wish i could visit someday there hehehe Enjoy your day my friend.
I'll definitely go there in February 👍
Wow Chinese places were amazing , very colorful.
never visited this temple after living in Chiang Mai for 2 years. I noticed there is also Burmese written on some of the signs.
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STOPthailand is a nice place to visit , thats my dream to travel in thailand soon,
Thank you for sharing this beautiful glimpse into the TaiYai community and their temple!The architecture is truly unique and captivating,and your photos capture the details perfectly.I love learning about different cultures and traditions through your posts.