Phra That Doi Kong Mu

#VisitMaeHongSon Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu If anyone comes to visit Mae Hong Son Province, don't miss paying homage for good fortune at Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu. Wat Phra That Doi Kong Mu was originally called "Wat Plai Doi" but was changed to "Kong Mu" in Shan language, meaning "chedi". The sacred place of the city consists of 2 chedis: the large chedi built in 1860 by Mr. Chong Tong Su and his wife. The large chedi contains the relics of Phra Maha Mokkhalana Thera, which was invited from Mawlamyine, Burma by Phra U Pan Tek Tah, a resident of Tong Ki. The chedi is a Mon-style chedi with an octagonal base with three layers. The base is decorated with niches in the eight directions. The other chedi is a small chedi built in 1874. Phraya Singhanatracha was the first governor of Mae Hong Son. Inside the pagoda, the relics of Phra Sariputta Thera are enshrined. In addition, this point can also see Mae Hong Son city. It is a point where you can watch the sunrise 🌄 and the sea of ​​fog in the morning, very beautiful. #Mr.Tourist