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Wat Chiang Yuen Chiang Mai
Thailand
Wat Chiang Yuen is located outside the city wall on Mani Nopharat Road. Wat Chiang Yuen is one of oldest temples in Chiang Mai where every King had to pay homage to the Buddha image called "Phra Suppunyu Chao" (located in the wiharn) in order to gain good fortune in life. Hence, it is believed that the words "Chiang Yeun" means "long life." In the period of King Phra Muangkaew (A.D. 1495-1525) the Buddha relics were enshrined in the stupa. The temple was abandoned after the Burmese defeat. Later on it was rebuilt by Phraya Wachiraprakarn. The big white and golden stupa is the most striking feature of this temple. Tel. 053-211654.
Copyright: Dirk Bergmann
Type: Cylindrical
Resolution: 10550x3944
Taken: 23/02/2013
送信日: 04/12/2013
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Tags: wat chiang yuen; chiang mai; buddha statue
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