Wat Phongsunan, the white pagoda of Phrae Nakhon people

#Travel to save the world Wat Phongsunan is one of the most beautiful and interesting temples in Phrae Province. In the city Interesting things: * Reclining Buddha: It is a very beautiful and outstanding reclining Buddha. * Architecture: It has beautiful and unique architecture, including a white chapel, a temple, and a golden Mon-style pagoda. * Phra Chao Saensuk: An ancient Buddha statue in the Mara-Vijaya posture in the chapel. * Phra Chao Tanjai: A standing Buddha statue in the blessing posture. It is said that if you touch your forehead to your index finger and make a wish, your wish will come true. * Relics of the Lord Buddha: Enshrined in the pagoda. * Wall paintings: There are interesting wall paintings. * Atmosphere: Quiet and shady, suitable for making merit and relaxing the mind. Additional information: * This temple was renovated in 1929 by Luang Phongphibun and Mae Sunantha. Which is the origin of the temple's name. * There is a replica of the Emerald Buddha. * There are "108 Phra That Chedi Wihan Kaew" which are 108 small chedis enshrined in an inverted glass ball. * Open for visits every day from 06:00 to 17:00 with no admission fee. Tips: #VisitPhrae * You should dress appropriately when entering the temple (cover your shoulders and wear pants/skirts that cover your knees). * Take off your shoes before entering any buildings. * Be respectful and refrain from making loud noises. Overall, Wat Phongsunan is a temple that should not be missed when visiting Phrae Province. With its beautiful architecture and peaceful atmosphere, it is an impressive place and worth a visit.