Wat Sri Suphan on a day when my heart is sad

Address - Wat Sri Suphan Atmosphere/Location - A beautiful temple with the culture of Chiang Mai people Highlights - Highlights of Wat Sri Suphan Wat Sri Suphan is located on Wualai Road, Tambon Hai Ya, Mueang District, Chiang Mai Province. It was built in 2043, more than 500 years ago. It was built during the reign of King Mueang Kaew, the King of Chiang Mai and Queen Siriyaswadi, the Queen Mother, who ordered Maha Amat Chao Muen Luang Cha Kham to build a temple called Wat Sri Suphan Aram, which was later shortened to Wat Sri Suphan. Inside the temple, there is the world's first silver chapel, which was built by the villagers with the intention of preserving the silverware of the Wualai community and is also a famous silverware handicraft community of Chiang Mai Province. Due to the location of Wat Sri Suphan, which is in the handicraft community of casting craftsmen and silverware handicrafts on Wualai Road, the Lanna handicraft group of Wat Sri Suphan was established. With the ancient Thai art study center of Lanna Sila Sip Mu Wat Sri Suphan located inside the temple. Later in 2004, the temple wanted to build the world's first silver chapel, which made the silver chapel one of the most important architectural structures of Buddhism. The silver chapel is designed in the Lanna style, made of silver and tin by local craftsmen who specialize in silverware. Both the interior and exterior of the chapel are decorated with silverware with graceful patterns. Inside is the principal Buddha image, which the locals call Phra Chao Chet Tue. It is a Buddha image in the Mara-Vijaya attitude, made of bronze, 3 cubits wide and 4 cubits high. Average price per person - Free Score - 10/10 Directions to Wat Sri Suphan From the Chiang Mai ring road, turn onto Wualai Road and go straight for about 600 meters. Then you will see the sign for Wat Sri Suphan on the right. Turn right and go for about 50 meters and you will find Wat Sri Suphan. #Chiang Mai #Beautiful temples in Chiang Mai #Worship and ask for blessings #Traveling in Thailand is like going abroad.