Wat Sri Rong Muang, Lampang Province

Wat Sri Rong Muang, Lampang Province The temple is outstanding with Burmese art style, namely the wooden roof, built in layers, small, medium and large sizes, stacked alternately. The temple itself is built in a half-brick, half-timbered style, which is considered a unique Burmese architecture. Inside, there are prominent pillars. Every pillar of the temple uses glass with alternating colors and gold patterns from the base of the pillar to the top. Some parts of the gable were copied from Mandalay Castle. The pillars in front of the principal Buddha image are molded in the shape of guardian deities, humans, giants, monkeys and wild animals, similar to those in the Himalayas. Inside, there is a principal Buddha image in the Mara-Vijaya posture, Burmese art - Thep Than Jai, a deity that locals and devotees believe can grant wishes. 📍 Tambon Sop Tui, Amphoe Mueang Lampang, Lampang Province #dreamdestination #Wat Sri Rong Muang #Lampang