Thai Lue Temple, Phra That Thin Taen Luang Temple, Phrae

#GetDiscountWithoutLuck Wat Phra That Thin Taen Luang, or as the locals call it, "Wat Thin Luang", is an ancient and important temple in Ban Thin Subdistrict, Mueang District, Phrae Province. It was built by Tai Lue people who migrated from Sipsongpanna, making this temple unique in terms of architecture and culture that perfectly blends Lanna and Tai Lue art. Things to do in the temple: #VisitPhrae * White Great Pagoda: This is a large pagoda containing 109 relics of the Lord Buddha, both antiques and those of the Supreme Patriarch of Thailand. It is very beautiful and highly revered. * Glass Wall and Naga Stairs: The pagoda is surrounded by a glass wall with three-headed Naga stairs and a brick gate made of Mon bricks. The doors are beautifully carved teakwood. * Wihan Luang: This is a white temple decorated with graceful stucco patterns, located amidst shady trees. * Ubosot: This is a large white Ubosot. Inside, there is a Phra Chao Tan Jai statue and gold-decorated utensils. * Ancient scriptures: This temple is also home to an ancient scripture made from Sa paper, inscribed with Lanna characters, over 700 years old, which is a valuable treasure of the temple. Overall atmosphere: Wat Phra That Thin Taen Luang is a temple with a peaceful and shady atmosphere, suitable for worship and relaxation. The beautiful and unique architecture, as well as interesting historical and cultural stories, make this temple another place not to be missed when visiting Phrae Province. Additional information: * Location: No. 1, Village No. 3, Ban Thin Subdistrict, Mueang District, Phrae Province (approximately 12 kilometers northeast of Phrae City)