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Wat Ngam Mueang

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Operating day: Daily

Operating time: 08.00 - 17.00

Wat Ngam Mueang Wiang, Muang Chiang Rai, Chiang Rai. Is an old temple that is important because it is the location of Ku Phaya Mangrai Located at May Amnuay Road, Ban Hom Doi (Ratchadet Damrung Community).

Wat Ngam Mueang Constructed in 1860, Wat Ngam Muang was originally a pagoda (Ku) containing Phra Phrom Mangrai Maharaj's relics. Created by Phaya Chai War, Phaya Mangrai the Great. In the 19th century after Phaya Mangrai died in Chiang Mai in 1860.

Phaya Chaiyarot, the son of the king, presented the fire of Phaya Mangrai the Great. He did not please Chiang Mai. Has returned to occupy the city of Chiang Rai and invites Phaya Mangrai's relics to be enshrined at this mountain.

In 2030, Phraya Sorn Rachada, silver And came to build a temple called "Wat Ngam Mueang" and in 2220, there were additional renovations, a temple and a temple built in the temple By Chao Chao Yod Ngum, the son of Chiang Saen Later, Ngam Mueang Temple began to deteriorate due to lack of maintenance.

Travel: private car From Phra Kaew Temple Turn right at the intersection at Rueang Nakorn Road, which is about 500 meters away Then turn right Drive straight up to the temple about 300 meters.

Category: Places of Worship