[2025 Chiang Rai Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Mung Muang (Updated Jul)

Wat Ming Muang, Chiang Rai Province 🙏This is an ancient temple that has been with Chiang Rai for a long time, since the beginning of Chiang Rai. This temple was built by Chao Nang Ta La Mae Sri, the consort of King Mengrai the Great, who was the daughter of the Burmese king of the city of Hanthawaddy. Therefore, this temple has a Burmese and Lanna architectural style. 🙏The Lai Kham wooden chapel was built in a combination of Tai Yai and Lanna art, and has a ceiling in Traibhumi and Pali styles in the shape of a swan. Inside, there is Luang Pho Phra Sri Ming Muang, the principal Buddha image of the temple, which is a stucco Buddha image covered with gold leaf in the Chiang Saen Singh style, with a lap width of 80 inches. The top of the top of the head is in the shape of a lotus bud, carved from glass stone, which is very beautiful. 🙏Elephant Moob Well, an ancient well with a roof in the shape of a canopy, decorated with a statue of a crouching elephant. It is a well that has provided benefits to people in the community since ancient times. 📍 Tambon Wiang, Mueang Chiang Rai District, Chiang Rai Province #tripพาบินขอภพปีใหม่

Wat Ming Muang or Wat Chang Moob is an ancient temple built over 700 years ago by Queen Awa Ming Chom Mueang, the mother of King Mangrai. Later, King Mangrai's consort, a Mon princess from Hongsawadi, restored it. The temple is called Wat Chang Moob because it has an ancient well in the style of the Lue people that the grandmother had dug to feed the people of the city at that time. This place was also where the herd of elephants lived. In addition, Wat Ming Muang is also the place where the ashes of King Mangrai's mother are kept. 📌📌 Location: Trairat Road, Mueang District, Chiang Rai Province (near Samakkhi Witthayakhom School) #Chiang Rai attractions #Worship and pray #Visit the temple to make merit

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Wat Ming Muang, Chiang Rai 📍..Located at the corner of the intersection of Banprapra Road and Trairat Road, Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang District, Chiang Rai Province 🗒️..It is a Tai Yai temple. In the past, there was a Tai Yai community called Wat Ngio or Wat Chang Moob (Chang Mob). The temple's antiques include an ancient well. 📸..There are many interesting things in the temple, including: ..The golden wooden chapel is a combination of Tai Yai and Lanna art. The ceiling is in Traibhumi and Pali styles in the shape of a swan. ..Luang Pho Phra Si Ming Muang, the principal Buddha image of the temple, is a stucco Buddha image covered with gold lacquer and plaster. The lap width is 80 inches, in the Chiang Saen Singh 1 style, over 400 years old. ..Phra That Ming Muang, which is decorated with a golden umbrella in Burmese art. This chedi enshrines the relics of the Lord Buddha. 🗓️..Open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #GayInTheKitchen Oh my gosh!!! Today, Gay will take you to chat at Xibiao Panich or “Xibiao’s Bakery & Café” A sweet and old-school breakfast restaurant in the heart of Chiang Rai 💛 It feels like friends are inviting each other to have breakfast in the old wooden building in front of the shop, with a history of over a hundred years. This time, we will chat for a long time because their desserts are so good! ⸻ 📍 Location & Spicy Time • The shop is at 186/1-2 Thanalai Road, Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Rai. It is not far from the clock tower. It is already a chic landmark in the city.  • Open Monday-Saturday from 07:30-13:00, closed on Sunday (some places say closed on Tuesday, so check before you stop by!)  • You can park on the side of the road, and continue walking comfortably. ⸻ 🏠 Feels like a friend's home & warm atmosphere The old wooden building is elegantly decorated with warm decorations, rope ceiling, wooden tables + raw tiles. The shop is like a "modern family", a mix between classic and professional service systems from the 4th generation of the family.  The siblings (Baiya, Bai Tong, Bai Phai) are always at the counter, it feels like friends have brought you to sit in a cafe, the atmosphere is very warm.  ⸻ 🍽 Must-try menu 1. Cinnamon Donuts (Signature Menu) • Original recipe from a missionary, over 70 years old! Dough, cake texture, not fried in oil, but baked with cinnamon, fragrant with the classic carnet aroma.  • A rare menu, mom... The older generation of Chiang Rai people consider it a must-try. 2. Pan-fried Eggs & Shakshuka • Pan-fried eggs in Thai-Vietnamese/European styles, paired with freshly baked butter bread. • New menu, Shakshuka, Middle Eastern style, spicy and rich with homemade spices mixed with harissa and Mae Suai chili powder. Get the aroma as good as Chiang Rai has  3. Homemade bread & croissants • Homemade pastries served with garlic cheese butter or milk butter buns, both classic and exotic flavors  4. Healthy tea and coffee drinks • Burmese tea, Assam tea, Masala tea and a special menu like cold kinako (soybean powder in milk) with a mellow aroma that will impress those with a sweet tooth  ⸻ 💬 Price & Value • 🍩 Cinnamon donuts ~35–40 baht/piece • 🍳 Pan-fried eggs ~55 baht, large set 200+ • ☕ Hot Assam tea ~80–100 baht, special drinks around 120 baht • Quality beyond the price, good atmosphere, lots of drinks and desserts, must try many menus! ⸻ 🎉 Social media comments “Classic breakfast… butter milk pan, soft bread, very juicy butter, love it.”   “Many types of tea…fried eggs with lots of toppings, delicious.”  “Cinnamon donuts…old generations miss it so much.” ⸻ 💡 Tips from gay friends 1. Come early in the morning before noon, there will be a lot of people. 2. If you want to try many menus, order fried eggs + shakshuka + donuts as a breakfast set. 3. Don’t forget to order a glass of cold kinako, a unique sweet and creamy feel. 4. Take a photo with the stylish wooden building before eating, I guarantee you will get a lot of comments. ⸻ 🎯 Gossip Si Piao Panich is a hybrid shop that combines the classics of old pastries with the design of a Western wooden building, international breakfast, unique and creamy drinks, and warm service from brothers and sisters. A cafe that is not just a photo opportunity, but also a place that makes you feel warm. It touches the hearts of the new generation and makes you feel warm like old friends in Chiang Rai! ⸻ 🏷 #CompleteHashtags #GaysInTheKitchen #GaysTravel #EatAtTheShop #SiPiaoPhanich #ChiangRaiOldShop #CinnamonDonuts #SmoothFriedEggs #ChiangRaiShakShuka #ColdKinako #HomemadeBakedBakeries #ChiangRaiMorningShop #OldWoodenBuilding #VintageCafe #SweetLoversMustCome #HealthyMenu #FreshButterCroissants #AssamTea #BurmeseShakTea #70YearRecipe #ChatMoiWithGays ⸻ Oh my gosh! After reading this, I have to rush to the morning before it gets crowded! 💖 If you want Gays to take you to review any other shops, just tell me!

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Wat Ming Muang.. Beautiful temple in the middle of Chiang Rai 📍.. Wat Ming Muang is located at the corner of the intersection of Trairat Road and Banprakan Road, Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Rai District, Chiang Rai Province 📖.. Wat Ming Muang is a Shan temple. In the past, it was a Shan community called Wat Ngio or Wat Chang Moob (Elephant Kneeling). .. Inside the temple, there is an ancient well called the Chang Moob well. It is a well where the community and travelers often stop to drink water. ⛩️.. Wat Ming Muang is not a large area, but the various religious buildings in the temple are all beautiful, combining Shan and Lanna art perfectly. 📅.. The temple is open for worship every day from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. #VisitChiangRai #WatMingMuangChiangRai

Chiang Rai Temple Tour 🇹🇭Thailand Trip 《Wat Mung Muang》 It is about a 7-minute walk from the Chiang Rai Clock Tower. 💞Recommended reasons: During World War II, Chiang Rai Province was bombed, but this Wat Mung Muang was not damaged, making it a miraculous temple. Therefore, it seems that you will receive good fortune if you visit it♪ The decorations on the front of the hall are sparkling and eye-catching✨ 📍Location: 2415 Ruangnakron Rd, Wiang, Mueang Chiang Rai District, Chiang Rai 57000 🕰️Opening hours 8:00-17:00 💰Price per person: Free #0 yen trip January 2025 #Chiang Rai #chiangrai #Temple tour

#VisitChiangRai 🏡 Wat Ming Muang was originally a Shan temple. It is not known when it was built and was abandoned during the Burmese occupation. Later, during the restoration of Chiang Rai during the reign of Phraya Rattana Anan (Chao Un Ruean), people were rounded up and moved in. They dug up the soil to burn bricks and build a city wall. They dug down until the surface water came out over a wide area. Elephants were used to pull things and rest and play in the water, so the locals called it Nong Chang Moob. 🏞 Around 1877, Shan people came to trade and settle in this area. They built a temple on the abandoned temple grounds and named it Wat Chang Moob. Later, it was changed to Wat Ming Muang. Important and interesting things in the temple are as follows: 🏠 The chapel is in the Shan art style combined with the Lanna chapel style. The interior is decorated with carved patterns, lacquered, and gilded. There is the principal Buddha image, Luang Pho Phra Si Ming Muang, a molded Buddha image in the Chiang Saen art style, Singh 1. 🛕 Phra That Ming Muang, an ancient religious site in the Lanna art style, originally all Burmese in shape, but later renovated. By building four surrounding pagodas, decorated with Burmese-style umbrellas. 🏞 Nam Bo Chang Moob is a well where locals in the Chiang Rai market community scoop water to drink, use, and sell. Locals who travel far to and from the city will stop by to drink water at this well. ♨️ Wat Phra Kaew: 196 Trairat Road, Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Rai District, Chiang Rai Province 🎯 Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/wpMmnNjrtMMS8WZo9 🕗 Opening - closing hours: 08.00 - 17.00 hrs. #Chiang Rai #Chiang Rai attractions

#ChiangraiTravel Wat Mung Muang, Chiang Rai .. Wat Mung Muang is an ancient temple located on Utrakit Road, Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Rai District, Chiang Rai Province, next to Chiang Rai Municipality Fresh Market. .. Wat Mung Muang means a temple that covers (covers) Chiang Rai City, like a roof that protects Chiang Rai City. .. The Ubosot of Wat Mung Muang is an applied Lanna art Ubosot. The distinctive feature that is different from other temples is that the interior of the Ubosot will be decorated with characters or yantra on both the walls and ceilings, including the walls of the entrance arch of the Ubosot. .. Open for worship and viewing every day from 08.00-17.00 hrs. #Wat Mung Muang #Chiang Rai

#ChiangraiTravel See beautiful temples in the middle of the city Wat Ming Muang, Chiang Rai .. It is an old Tai Yai temple that is as old as Chiang Rai city. It is located at the corner of the intersection on Trairat Road, near Samakkhi Witthayakhom School. .. In the past, there was a Tai Yai community that believed in Buddhism living around the temple. They jointly built religious buildings and religious objects in the Tai Yai-Burmese style. .. Chiang Rai people like to call it Wat Chang Moob, which is a northern dialect word meaning the crouching elephant temple. This is because this temple is important because it is related to the elephant that was the companion of King Mengrai the Great of the Lanna Kingdom, the founder of Chiang Rai city. .. Open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. #Wat Ming Muang #Chiang Rai

#NewYearTravel New Year.. Go up north to visit Chiang Rai Worship.. Wat Mung Muang .. Located on Utrakit Road, next to Chiang Rai Municipality Market, Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Rai District, Chiang Rai Province .. Built in 1840, Wat Mung Muang survived destruction during World War II, which locals believe may be because of the two-colored Buddha image or the two-colored Buddha image enshrined inside the temple. .. Lanna-style pagoda is located on a square base with four layers of recessed corners, supporting a recessed lotus base. Next up is the chedi chamber, with niches housing standing Buddha images in the attitude of opening the world on all four sides. .. Open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. #Wat Mung Muang #Visit Chiang Rai

#Father's Day Destination Take your father to worship and admire the beauty of Lanna-Tai Yai architecture at Wat Ming Muang, Chiang Rai Province. .. This temple is popularly called Wat Ngio by the Tai Yai people, while Chiang Rai people call it Wat Chang Moob (Elephant Kneeling). Some call it Wat Talam Mae Si, after the name of its creator. .. This temple is as old as the founding of Chiang Rai. It is said that the creator of Wat Ming Muang was Chao Nang Talam Mae Si, the consort of King Mengrai the Great, the daughter of the Burmese king of the city of Bago. .. Inside the temple, there are many interesting things, such as the golden wooden chapel in a combination of Tai Yai and Lanna art. The ceiling is decorated in Traibhumi and Pali styles in the shape of a swan. This is the only wooden chapel in Chiang Rai that still exists today. .. At the back, there is a Lanna-style pagoda called "Phra That Ming Muang". .. Open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. #Chiang Rai Travel #Wat Ming Muang Chiang Rai

Wat Ming Muang .. is a Tai Yai temple that is as old as the city of Chiang Rai, approximately 800 years. In the past, there was a Tai Yai community living around the temple, and it features Burmese-style religious art and artifacts, hence it was called Wat Ngiao. .. However, the name widely known among the people of Chiang Rai is Wat Chang Moob, which in the Northern dialect means 'Temple of the Kneeling Elephant'. .. According to historical evidence and ancient tales, this temple is significant for the royal elephants of King Mengrai the Great of the Lanna Kingdom.

#Flying with trip 🙏Wat Mung Muang is an ancient temple. It is believed that it was built before the establishment of Chiang Rai. It was renovated in 1839 and received the royal charter of the boundary of the temple in 1866. The boundary of the boundary of the temple was held in 1967. 🙏The meaning of the name of Wat Mung Muang is like a roof covering Chiang Rai (the word "Mung Muang" means covering the city). 💥There is a miraculous story that during World War II, planes came to bomb Chiang Rai. The area around the temple, which is a fresh market, was spared from the bombs. Therefore, it is believed that this may be because of the two-colored Buddha image enshrined in the temple. 🙏The two-colored Buddha image is a bronze Buddha image of two kings in Lanna art that is over 600 years old. It is a sacred Buddha image that Chiang Rai people respect very much. 🏰The Ubosot in applied Lanna art is a tall building that is popular in the central region. But it is still decorated in the Lanna style with carved wood and gold leaf. Inside the Ubosot, the ceiling pattern is designed in a pattern. "Ancient Yantra of Lanna" 🛕 Lanna art pagoda, located on a square base with four layers of recessed corners, supporting a recessed lotus base. Next up is the chedi chamber with niches enshrining a standing Buddha statue in the world-opening pose on all four sides. The pagoda is bell-shaped and decorated with small pagodas at the corners, similar to the pagoda at Wat Pa Sak, Chiang Saen. 🙏 Large Phra Sangkachai, 6 meters high, people often worship it to ask for good luck and for business to progress. 💥 Wat Mung Muang: Uthakit Road, Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Rai District, Chiang Rai Province 🌐 Coordinates: https://maps.app.goo.gl/z1F24ChNvLqiaQaZA 🕗 Opening - closing hours: 08.00 - 17.00 hrs. #Chiang Rai #Visit Chiang Rai #Chiang Rai attractions

#VisitSecondaryCities 🙏Wat Ming Muang is a Shan temple. In the past, there was a Shan community called Wat Ngio or Wat Chang Moob (Elephant Crouching). It was called "Wat Talam Mae Si" according to the gold plate inscribed with Burmese characters, which is the name of the temple's creator, Chao Nang Talam Mae Si, the consort of King Mangrai. 🙏Chao Nang Talam Mae Si is Mahadevi Usapayako, the daughter of King Payu Cheng, the ruler of Phakho (Hongsawadi), who offered her to be a servant to King Mangrai when he won the war against Burma. 🛕It is the personal temple of Queen Awa Ming Chom Mueang, the mother of King Mangrai. She would come to practice Dhamma at this temple regularly. 🛕The name of Wat Chang Moob comes from the time when King Sam Fang Kaen invited the Emerald Buddha from Chiang Rai to Chiang Mai. The elephant was lying down waiting in front of Wat Ming Muang and then the procession moved out of the city gate near the temple to Chiang Mai, so the locals called it Wat Chang Moob. 🏚Then there was a war with Burma. Chiang Rai was a deserted city, and was revived again during the reign of King Thammalangka, the first governor. The deserted city was restored and temples and city walls were repaired, including Wat Ming Mueang. Ancient sites and artifacts in the temple 🙏 Luang Pho Phra Si Ming Mueang, the principal Buddha image in the chapel, is a molded Buddha image, lacquered and gilded. The Buddha image is beautiful in the style of Chiang Saen Singh 1, early period. The top of the crown is in the shape of a lotus bud, carved from Pong Kham glass stone, which is a stone that can only be found in the Lanna region. 🏰 Lai Kham wooden chapel, a combination of Thai Yai and Lanna art. The interior is decorated with carved patterns, lacquered and gilded, along with Traibhumi ceiling panels and swan-shaped brali. 🛕 Phra That Ming Mueang, enshrining the Buddha's relics, Lanna art, before being restored in a Burmese style. Later, it was renovated by building four surrounding chedis, decorated with Burmese-style umbrellas. 🏡 Nam Bo Chang Moob, an ancient well with a roof in the shape of a canopy. Decorated with a statue of a royal elephant, lying face east. 💥Wat Ming Muang: Trairat Road and Banprakan Road, Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Rai District, Chiang Rai Province 🌐Coordinates: https://maps.app.goo.gl/9minjm7Mh53TaydDA 🕗Opening - closing hours: 08.00 - 16.30 #Chiang Rai #Visit Chiang Rai #Chiang Rai attractions

Wat Ming Muang, a heritage of the Lanna people in Chiang Rai, is located in front of Samakkhi Witthayakhom School. Just a five-minute walk from the Clock Tower, you'll arrive at the temple. From the outside, it may not look very impressive because the expansion of the city has encroached upon the temple walls, almost completely obscuring its once prominent features. However, stepping inside is like discovering another world; it's the spirit of the Lanna people that still lingers, embodied in the sacred sculptures within the temple.

#summerdream Located on Utrakit Road, Village No. 1, Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Rai District, Chiang Rai Province History It is a temple with a two-colored Buddha image or the two-colored Buddha, a sacred image of Chiang Rai. During World War II, planes bombed the surrounding area of ​​Chiang Rai, which is a fresh market, but the temple is safe. Wat Mung Muang is a temple under the Mahanikaya sect. It was built in 1839 and received the royal charter on December 5, 1866. The ceremony of binding the boundary of the boundary was held on January 13, 1967. Important things in the temple include a pagoda and a Sangkachai Buddha.

Wat Mung Muang is located in Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Rai District, Chiang Rai Province. The highlight of this temple is the ancient Lanna-style pagoda on a square base with four layers of recessed corners, supporting a recessed lotus base. Next up is the chedi chamber, with niches housing standing Buddha statues in the attitude of opening the world on all four sides. There are two-color Buddha statues, which are sacred to Chiang Rai. There are pagodas and Phra Sangkachai for people to pay homage and ask for blessings for good fortune. The atmosphere is shady and quiet. The temple is very beautiful. #thailand #templetour #chiangrai

Wat Ming Muang or Mung Muang An ancient temple over 800 years old, which is the same age as Chiang Rai city. The architecture inside is so beautiful that people who love ancient art will scream!! Chiang Rai people will know this temple as Wat Chang Moob, which means the temple of the crouching elephant because it is said that this temple has a history related to the elephant that was the companion of King Mengrai the Great since ancient times. This temple is full of the beauty of ancient Tai Yai, Burmese, and Lanna art, which is very impressive! Inside the pagoda, there is also a relic of the Lord Buddha for you to pay homage to. #Waiting for the day to travel