Wat Sai Moon Muang Review

Wat Sai Mun Muang Located in Phra Sing Subdistrict, Mueang District, Chiang Mai Province Sai Mu, don't miss it. Come to worship Thao Wessuwan.

Semman Temple, located in the southeast corner of the ancient city, not far away, there is a temple with a similar name, many people say the same name, in fact, it is not the same, it looks different from English. This temple came in the evening, so the surrounding area is relatively quiet, I prefer the feeling of this temple, after a small door, you can see the vast space, there are two or three temples side by side connected together, there is a pagoda behind, And the gatekeepers here are pretty good too.

Chiang Mai is a city full of temples. Sam Mang Temple is a quiet and primitive small temple, but unless you are a hardcore temple fan, you don't need to come here specially. Located in the southeast corner of the city wall, it has a history of more than 400 years. There are beautiful murals inside and outside.

Originally, this place used to be a monastery called Ban Pa Monastery. It is estimated that the river flows from Doi Suthep to come here. Born a swamp named Nong Sai Mun. Walked into the sand around The temple, when walking out, you have to knock on your shoes. I don't want the sand to stick home. The temple is on the side. But because there is sacred things inside Women are prohibited to enter. Can only worship outside

The temple is in the southeast corner of the ancient city of Chiang Mai. The temple has been around for more than a hundred years, but there are not many tourists.

Within the Samum Monastery, many Burmese Buddhist monks and young people can be found teaching in Burmese, located in the southeastern corner of the moat. It is worth noting that the ground and interior of the building are carefully maintained. There is a beautiful old teak building in the courtyard. You can either visit it or donate money.