Wat Si Phanom Mas, Chiang Khan District, Loei Province

Wat Sri Phanom Mas Ask for blessings in entrance exams, competitive exams, and job recruitment exams. Wat Sri Phanom Mas is located in Chiang Khan District, Loei Province, under the Thammayut Nikaya order. It covers a total area of ​​75 rai. Initially, the temple's land was a cemetery and was developed into a temple by Chiang Khan residents, with "Phra Maha Bunnak Siriphunyo" as the head monk. Wat Sri Phanom Mas has a beautiful temple wall. Around the temple are paintings of the life of the Buddha created by Chiang Khan craftsmen. Important information about Wat Sri Phanom Mas is as follows: * History: * Built in 1939 * Initially, the temple land was a cemetery. * Founded by Chiang Khan people, with "Phra Maha Bunnak Siriphunyo" as the head monk. * Distinctive features: * The temple wall around the 75-rai area has beautiful images of the life of the Buddha. * There is a crematorium, a chapel, and a sermon hall. * There are 2 entrances to the temple. One side is entered through the front of the sermon hall, the other side is entered through the door of the sermon hall. Both doors of the temple are on the north side. In addition, the word "Sri Phanom Mas" is related to the history of "Phra Sri Phanom Mas (Thong-in Sae Tan)," the former district officer of Lablae during the reign of King Rama V, who was an important person in the development of Lablae City, Uttaradit Province. He received the title of Phra Sri Phanom Mas in 1908. #VisitTemples #VisitChiangKhan #TravelFree #VisitChiangKhan