[2025 Phu Phiang Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Phra That Chae Haeng (Updated Mar)

#Get a discount without relying on luck 🌸Wat Phra That Chae Haeng Royal Monastery 🌸The golden pagoda is prominent from afar. Inside, the relics of the Lord Buddha are enshrined. The pagoda is in the Hariphunchai art style. The art is beautiful. Inside, there are various temples to visit. 🌸It is the pagoda for the year of the rabbit. 🌸People like to come to worship, ask for blessings, and pay homage to the pagoda of the year. It is believed that it will bring progress and freedom from illness. 🌸Location: Tambon Muang Tuet, Amphoe Phu Phiang, Nan Province #akinkub #NanNgai #Nan

🔴 Phra That Chae Haeng, a sacred pagoda of Nan people, is estimated to be around 600 years old. Phraya Khamkan ordered its construction in 1891 to enshrine the relics of the Lord Buddha that were brought from Sukhothai. The pagoda is 55.5 meters high and sits on a square base with a width of 22.5 meters on each side. It is covered with gold leaf and is one of the most beautiful ancient sites in Lanna. Every year, there is a festival to worship Phra That Chae Haeng between the 11th and 15th waxing moons of the 6th lunar month in the north, which is around the end of February or the beginning of March of each year. Phra That Chae Haeng is an important religious site of Nan Province and is over 600 years old. According to the chronicles of Nan Province, Phraya Khamkan ordered its construction to enshrine the relics that were brought from Sukhothai between 1891 and 1901. The architecture of the church of Wat Phra That Chae Haeng is important and shows the architectural style and art of Nan craftsmen. Phra That Chae Haeng is another beautiful construction art in the North. It is an art of construction that was influenced by the construction of Phra That Hariphunchai. The characteristics of the Phra That around the Phra That are covered with gold leaf. The walkway leading up to the Phra That is a Naga. The pediment above the entrance door is molded in a Naga pattern that is a unique characteristic of the craftsmen and the art of Nan Province. The people of Lanna believe that traveling to pay homage to Phra That Sae Haeng, or what the Lanna people call “Chu That”, will bring strong blessings, making life good, happy, free from illnesses, and career advancement. For those who want to travel to pay homage to Phra That Sae Haeng, you can travel every day. It is open for worship from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

🐇🙏 Hello, everyone who is a religious person. Today, I will take you to worship and make merit in Nan Province. When talking about Nan Province, many people may think of Wat Phra That Chae Haeng as the first thing that comes to mind. For those who were born in the Year of the Rabbit, you must come to this temple. History and Background Phra That Chae Haeng is located in Ban Nong Tao, Tambon Muang Tit, Amphoe Phu Phiang, Nan Province. It is a temple that is a symbol of Nan people. It is probably over 600 years old. It was built in 1891 to enshrine the relics of the Buddha that were brought from Sukhothai. The Phra That is 55.5 meters high and sits on a square base that is 22.5 meters wide and is covered with brass. It is considered one of the most beautiful ancient sites in Lanna. #Wat Phra That Chae Haeng #Nan attractions #Northern Thailand #Beautiful temples in Thailand #Worship and ask for blessings #Don't miss it for religious people #Visit Nan #Nan

Wat Phra That Chae Haeng Phra That Chae Haeng is a sacred pagoda of Nan people. It is estimated to be around 600 years old. The architecture and art of Nan craftsmen The construction is based on the Phra That Hariphunchai pagoda It is the sacred pagoda for the year of the rabbit. It contains the relics of the Lord Buddha that were brought from Sukhothai. Every year, there is a festival to worship Phra That Chae Haeng From the 11th to the 15th of the waxing moon of the 6th lunar month Come to worship the pagoda or Lanna people call it the raising of the relic Then you will receive strong merit Make your life good, happy, free from illness Your career will progress Try to find an opportunity to come once ✅ Open every day from 7:00-18:00 📍Tambon Muang Tid, Amphoe Phu Phiang, Nan Province #thailand #nanreview

Phra That Chae Haeng is another beautiful construction art in the North. It is an art of construction that was influenced by the construction of Phra That Hariphunchai. The characteristics of the surrounding of the Phra That are covered with gold leaf. The walkway leading up to the Phra That is a Naga. The pediment above the entrance door is molded in a Naga pattern that is a unique characteristic of the craftsmen and the art of Nan Province. The Lanna people believe that traveling to pay homage to Phra That Sae Haeng, or what the Lanna people call "Chu That", will bring strong blessings, making life good, happy, free from illnesses and career advancement. #thailand #travelthailand #beautifultemplesaroundthailand #thaitemple #prayforblessings #PhraThatChaeHaeng

Family trip to Nan Province, Wat Phra That Chae Haeng, a merit-making trip to 9 temples throughout Nan Province. This Phra That Chae Haeng is a sacred pagoda of Nan Province, approximately 600 years old. It is a beautiful construction art in the North. If you have the chance to visit Nan, don't forget to bring your family to pay homage and ask for blessings. 🙏🏻 #FamilyTravel

If you come to Nan, you must visit 'Phra That Chae Haeng'! This is the temple for those born in the Year of the Rabbit and has been a significant temple in the city for over 600 years. Inside, it houses the relics of the Buddha (the left wrist bone) brought from Sukhothai. Those born in the Year of the Rabbit should come to pay respects and enhance their fortune. ✨ The overall atmosphere is excellent! The temple is situated on a hill, offering a high-angle view of Nan city. The golden pagoda contrasts beautifully with the white buildings, showcasing a blend of Lanna and Burmese styles. The temple grounds are spacious, allowing for a comfortable and unhurried visit. Activities to do here: ✔ Pay respects to the pagoda and pray for good fortune 🎉 ✔ Apply gold leaf to the Buddha statue and make merit ✔ Circumambulate the pagoda three times (highly recommended for those born in the Year of the Rabbit!) ✔ Visit the principal Buddha statue in the ordination hall and listen to the history from the monks The temple is very peaceful, perfect for relaxing and unwinding (especially on weekdays). In front of the temple, there are community shops where you can leisurely shop for souvenirs. In conclusion, if you visit Nan, don't forget to stop by Phra That Chae Haeng. You'll gain merit, enjoy the view, and absorb the beauty of an authentic Lanna temple. It's definitely worth it! 💛🙏

#VisitNan Place: Coordinates for worshiping in Nan, Wat Phra That Chae Haeng, Royal Monastery Atmosphere: An ancient temple that has been with the city of Nan for over 600 years. It is the sacred relic of the birth year of those born in the year of the Rabbit. It enshrines the relics of the Buddha (the left wrist bone) brought from Sukhothai. This temple is decorated in gold and white. It has beautiful and graceful architecture in the Lanna and Burmese styles. The temple is located on a hill where you can see the city of Nan. It is another temple that you should come to worship or visit if you visit Nan. Coordinates: Village No. 3, 89 Muang Tuet, Phu Phiang District, Nan 55000

Wat Phra That Khao Noi is located on Khao Noi, Phu Phiang District, in the west of Nan Province. It is a brick and mortar pagoda, beautifully decorated in a blend of Burmese and Lanna styles. It is believed to have been built at the same time as Phra That Chae Haeng. After we finished praying, we rented a Buddha image for my father. Unfortunately, the Phra Phuttha Maha Udom Mongkhon Nantaburi Si Mueang Nan on the cement yard was under renovation, so we didn’t take a picture. #Wat Phra That Chae Haeng

History - According to the Nan Chronicles, Phraya Kankarn, the Lord of Nan, invited the relics of the Lord Buddha from Sukhothai to be enshrined at Doi Phu Phiang Chae Haeng. According to legend, the Lord Buddha came to bathe on the bank of the Nan River at Ban Huai Kai. Phraya Monrat brought the fruit of the myrobalan tree as an offering, but it was very dry. The Lord Buddha soaked the fruit in water before eating it and prophesied that someone would bring the relics here to be enshrined. Therefore, the stupa enshrining the relics is called Phra That Chae Haeng. #100TravelTips #RoyalTemples #NanWat

Wat Phra That Chae Haeng, Royal Monastery, Village No. 3, Ban Nong Tao, Tambon Muang Tuet, Amphoe Phu Phiang, Nan Province, was originally a temple for the people. It is now a royal monastery located in Amphoe Phu Phiang, Nan Province, approximately 3 kilometers from the city. The Phra That is located on a small hill, is bright gold and can be seen from afar as it is 2 sen high. It is a memorial to the love and relationship between Nan and Sukhothai in the past. #Family of travelers

📍Address: Wat Phra That Chae Haeng A famous temple in Nan Province. You can't miss it. I come to Nan very often, but I rarely have the chance to visit this famous temple. When I saw it with my own eyes, I was very impressed by its beauty. Next time I come back, I will buy some dog and cat food to donate because the cats here are cute and there are a lot of them. They are also tame. #VisitNan

#Flying with trip #Traveling to Nan #Worshiping and asking for blessings #Traveling to the North Phra That Chae Haeng, a strange name, has an interesting history and origins, and is also a royal temple. Anyone who has the opportunity must come and pay homage. The Phra That is very large. It is easy to travel. Parking is convenient. The temple grounds are full. You can park at the back, which seems to be a monk's hut or a place for monks and novices to study. Here, you will walk to the bathroom, which is convenient. The inside of the temple is spacious. You can walk around and see. It is shady and cool in the winter morning.

This Songkran is the time when everyone has to plan, travel and go on vacation. Because in 1 year, there are only 2 good opportunities to have a long holiday. I traveled back to my hometown (once a year). The first thing that came to mind was "Where should I go for Songkran?" As for me, I like to worship Buddha a little bit and also have a little bit of a superstition, so I decided to go to "Wat Phra That Chae Haeng". Wat Phra That Chae Haeng, this royal temple is a temple for those born in the year of the Rabbit. You must come to this temple. It is a temple that is a symbol of Nan people. It is probably more than 600 years old. It was built in 1891 to enshrine the relics of the Lord Buddha that were brought from Sukhothai. You can read the history on the internet. 😅 During Songkran, from what I have been to, there were not many people at this temple. There is enough parking space behind the temple. Walk a little from the parking lot and you will reach the sand castle. Near that, I went to pour water on the Buddha statue, worship the big Bodhi tree in front of the chedi, and pay homage to the chedi. Put coins in many statues, pray to Phra Chao Tan Jai, then pray to the Buddha at the Royal Temple of Phra Chao Lan Thong, a white pagoda in Burmese art. Finally, pray to the Buddha at the Reclining Buddha Temple. P.S. I pray to all the Buddhas mentioned here. 😂😂 I recommend that anyone who is afraid of getting dark, before getting out of the car, apply sunscreen. Anyone who is afraid of the heat, bring an umbrella. The air is really clear and comfortable. Or maybe it's because our minds are calm too. 🥰😊😁 #Songkran2024Travel

#summerdream #WatPhraThatChaeHaeng #VisitNan Environment/Facilities: There is a tram running around the city, very good. It gives a different feel and atmosphere. There is a guide and great stuff. Reason for recommendation: It is an ancient temple of the province. There is Phra That Chae Haeng, which was built in the Year of the Rabbit. It is very beautiful. There are many photo spots. During this event, there are many food stalls. Walking around is very filling. You will be very full.

#summerdream Wat Phra That Chae Haeng is only about 2 kilometers from the city center. It is located in Ban Nong Tao, Tambon Muang Tuet, Phu Phiang District, Nan Province. It is a temple that is estimated to have been around for more than 600 years. It is a temple with beautiful Lanna architecture. Every year, there is a Phra Borommathat Chae Haeng worship event held every 11th to 15th of the 6th lunar month, which is in February or early March of every year.

Another historical site of the Lanna city, it is believed that visiting and paying respects to the Phra That Chae Haeng, or what the Lanna people call 'raising the pagoda,' will bring strong blessings, leading to a good life, happiness, and freedom from various diseases. Work life will also prosper. Moreover, Phra That Chae Haeng is also the pagoda for those born in the Year of the Rabbit. Inside Wat Phra That Chae Haeng, there are many interesting things, such as the grand vihara, a white pagoda with Burmese art that is a replica for worship, and the two Naga staircases in front of the entrance to the holy pagoda, from which you can see a very wide view of Nan city. https://goo.gl/maps/eWTKDJBntq9G2H5a6 Open for visitors: 06.00-18.00 hrs.

#summerdream Nan tourist attractions Wat Phra That Chae Haeng is another large temple in Nan. It is a royal temple that King Rama IX appointed as a royal temple. Now the pagoda is being renovated, so it is covered with a cloth so we did not see it. In addition to the pagoda, there is also the Shwedagon Pagoda, which is a pagoda for people born in the year of the Horse, and the Phra That Chulamani, which is a pagoda for people born in the year of the Dog. You can pay homage to 3 zodiac signs at one temple. In the church, there is also a large reclining Buddha, which is a Buddha for people born on Tuesdays, so you can worship and pay homage.

#dreamvoyage Wat Phra That Chae Haeng, Royal Monastery The temple is about 3 kilometers from the city. The pagoda is located on a small hill on Doi Phu Phiang Chae Haeng. It is a sacred place of worship. The pagoda is in the Lanna style, a bell shape. Anyone who comes to pay homage and admire the beauty of the pagoda Coordinates Wat Phra That Chae Haeng, Royal Monastery Tambon Muang Tit, Amphoe Phu Phiang, Nan Province 55000

Wat Phra That Chae Haeng, a monument to the relationship between Nan and Sukhothai in the past — Phra That Chae Haeng is the pagoda for the year of the rabbit, according to the Lanna people’s belief in paying homage to pagodas based on their zodiac year. It is believed that if you travel to pay homage to the pagoda for your birth year, you will receive great blessings. #dreamdestination

Phra That Chae Haeng 📍Located in Tambon Muang Tuet, Amphoe Phu Phiang, Nan Province ⏰Open daily from 07:00-18:00 hrs. Phra That Chae Haeng is about 3 kilometers away from the city. It is a sacred pagoda of Nan people, approximately 600 years old. It is a temple for people born in the year of the Rabbit. If you go to Nan, don't forget to stop by to pay homage to the pagoda for good luck for yourself and your family.

Wat Phra That Chae Haeng, Royal Monastery Phra That Chae Haeng, the sacred pagoda of Nan people Located in Phu Phiang District, Nan Province When I was a student, I had the opportunity to go on a field trip to learn about the architecture of the pagoda. I had fun and gained a lot of knowledge. It is a very beautiful pagoda. #dreamdestination

Phra That Chae Haeng, a sacred pagoda of Nan people, is believed to be around 600 years old. The King of the City ordered its construction in 1891 to enshrine the relics of the Lord Buddha that he brought from Sukhothai. Wat Phra That Chae Haeng is located in Village No. 3, Nong Tao Village, Muang Tuet Subdistrict, Phu Phiang District, Nan Province. It was originally a temple of the people, but is now a royal temple located in Phu Phiang District, Nan Province, approximately 3 kilometers from the city. #dreamdestination

#Mu travel destinations Wat Phra That Chae Haeng is the chedi for the year of the rabbit, or people born in the year of the rabbit. 🐰🥕 It is a temple of the city of Nan, probably over 600 years old. It was built in 1891 to enshrine the relics of the Buddha that came from Sukhothai. The chedi is 55.5 meters high and sits on a square base 22.5 meters wide, covered with brass. It is considered one of the most beautiful ancient sites in Lanna. Every year, a ceremony to worship Phra Borommathat Chae Haeng is held between the 11th and 15th waxing moons of the 6th lunar month in the northern region, around the end of February or the beginning of March. Nan people call it the Hok Peng ceremony to worship Phra That Chae Haeng. As for Phra That Chae Haeng, its construction art is influenced by the Phra That Hariphunchai pagoda. The surrounding area of ​​the chedi is covered with gold leaf. The walkway leading up to the chedi is It will be a Naga on the pediment above the entrance. It is a Naga pattern that is unique to the craftsmen of Nan Province. Lanna people believe that traveling to pay homage to Phra That Sae Haeng, or what Lanna people call “Chu That,” will bring strong blessings, making life good, happy, free from illnesses, and careers will also progress. #Wat Phra That Chae Haeng #Phra That Chae Haeng

#WinterTravel Wat Phra That Chae Haeng, a royal temple, is a symbol of Nan Province and is also the chedi for the year of the rabbit. It is estimated to be over 600 years old. The chedi is 55.5 meters high and was built to contain the relics of the Buddha that were brought from Sukhothai. Phra That Chae Haeng is a construction art influenced by Hariphunchai in Lamphun Province. The surrounding area consists of: - Royal Vihara - Luang Pho Than Chai Vihara - Wat Phra That Chae Haeng's pagoda - Reclining Buddha Vihara - Naga Stairs It is said that if you look closely, you will see that the Naga statue at the entrance to Phra That Chae Haeng faces Wat Phra That Khao Noi exactly. If anyone comes to visit Nan, come and pay homage to enhance your auspiciousness. 📍Wat Phra That Chae Haeng, a royal temple 🅿️ There is a lot of parking space.

#Nan Phra That Chae Haeng, Royal Monastery, Wat Phra That Chae Haeng, Village No. 3, Ban Nong Tao, Tambon Muang Tuet, Amphoe Phu Phiang, Nan Province, was originally a temple for the people. It is now a royal monastery located in Amphoe Phu Phiang, Nan Province, approximately 3 kilometers from the city center. The pagoda is located on a small hill, and is bright gold in color. It can be seen from afar. Peaceful Phra That for the Year of the Rabbit 🐇

“Famous boat races, the city of black ivory, Wat Phumin murals, the land of golden oranges, the glory of Phra That Chae Haeng” Phra That Chae Haeng is located in Ban Nong Tao, Tambon Muang Tuet, Amphoe Phu Phiang, Nan Province. It is a temple of the city of Nan people and is one of the most beautiful sacred places of worship in Lanna… In addition, Phra That Chae Haeng is considered the Phra That for the year of the Rabbit according to the Lanna zodiac sign. Reclining Buddha Temple In front of the glass wall of Phra That Chae Haeng, there is a white pagoda in Burmese art. It is a replica of the pagoda for Buddhists to worship… #Phra That Chae Haeng #Visit Nan #Famous temples in Nan

There are very beautiful pagodas and people are very welcoming.

At first, in order to find the temple that guards the rabbits, I learned about Nan. We rented a car from Chiang Mai and drove for six or seven hours before finally arriving. The scenery along the way was stunning, with towering mountains and ancient Nan River guarding the area as we headed north, almost reaching the border with Laos. 📷📷 Highlights: Nan's highest mountain range has a large golden Buddha standing on top, overlooking a whole small city. It is very spectacular to come here for photography and sightseeing. Nan has a long history and was not fully incorporated into the territory of the Kingdom of Thailand until 1931, becoming a province. So its museum is also worth a visit. Personally, I think the most worth visiting is the temple that guards the zodiac rabbit. It is very large and magnificent. At night, you can also go to the night market on the main street of the city, where there is food and clothing, and it is very lively. 🕒🕒🌿 Best season for sightseeing: From October to March of the following year. 🏠🏠 Suggested play time: 2-3 days. The small town is not big, except for the scenic spots on the mountain which are relatively far away, everything else is very close. It's very comfortable to take a leisurely stroll. 😂😂 bugs: Here, people basically don't speak English. If you want to travel here independently, you must learn some Thai, otherwise there will be problems with eating and staying in hotels.