Wat Chedi Sawlang

#VisitSecondaryCities Wat Chedi Sao Lang is another ancient and historically significant temple in Lampang Province. The word "Sao Lang" in the Northern dialect means "twenty chedis," which is the origin of its unique name. Highlights and Must-Sees * 20 Chedi: What makes this temple so well-known and charming is its 20 bell-shaped chedis, a blend of Lanna and Burmese styles, arranged in rows throughout the temple grounds. This stunning and unique sight is a truly unique sight. Many tourists often enjoy trying to count all 20 chedis themselves. * Phra Buddha Tan Jai: Inside the small viharn next to the chedi complex, is a bronze Buddha image in the meditation posture, a Chiang Saen style, known locally as "Phra Chao Tan Jai." This sacred Buddha image is a popular destination for those seeking blessings. * Museum: Behind the ubosot (ordination hall), there is a museum showcasing artifacts and valuables donated by locals, including a pure gold Buddha image known as "Phraya Saen Chae Thongkham," a sacred Buddha image revered by the locals. * Beautiful Architecture: The ubosot (ordination hall) features beautifully carved wooden doors. The intricately decorated stained glass patterns reflect the Lanna art of the past era. Wat Chedi Sao Lang is therefore a perfect destination for those interested in ancient Lanna history, art, and architecture. It is also a sacred place suitable for making merit, praying, and making merit. The temple's atmosphere is shady and peaceful, creating a sense of peace and tranquility upon your visit.