Wat Phra That Doi Phra Chan

1. The Japanese-Style Big Buddha This temple's renown is the "Big Buddha," or Samadhi Buddha, with a lap width of 14 meters. Located on a hilltop, it resembles the Daibutsu at Wat Kotoku in Kamakura, Japan, making visitors feel as if they're visiting both a Lanna Thai temple and a Japanese temple. 2. Sea of ​​Mist and 360-Degree Views The temple is situated on a hilltop in Mae Tha District, making it a superb vantage point. Visiting during the early morning to early morning (especially during winter) offers a magnificent view of the sea of ​​mist below. You can also enjoy panoramic views of Mae Tha District and the surrounding area. 3. Exquisite Lanna Architecture The main temple complex beautifully preserves the distinctive Lanna style of art. Wihan Phra Phuttha Ong Phatom: A long naga staircase leads up to the viharn. Inside, the principal Buddha image is enshrined in a magnificent golden glass pavilion.