[2025 Lamphun Attraction] Travel Guide for Ku Chang - War Elephant Memorial Shrine, Lamphun Town (Updated Mar)

If asked about the beliefs or sacred things that Lamphun people respect, most of them will say the same thing, which is "Lord Ku Chang". Ku Chang is an ancient site located next to Ku Ma and is a spiritual anchor for people in this area. It is believed that it is the cemetery of war elephants and war horses of Queen Chamadevi. If anyone has any problems, worries, or wants to ask for a blessing to be successful, they will travel here to ask for a blessing. There is also a belief that if you crawl under the belly of the elephant, your life will be prosperous, your career will be stable, and whatever you ask for will be granted. In addition to being naturally beautiful, the surrounding area is also very quiet and peaceful. If anyone comes to visit Lamphun, this is a place that you must not miss to ask for a blessing. #Must-visit places for those who believe in spirits #Must-visit spirits #What's good in Lamphun #Visit Lamphun #Secondary cities worth visiting #Secondary cities must visit #Visit secondary cities

🐴🐘 I had the opportunity to pay homage to Ku Khang Ku Ma in Mueang Lamphun District. It is considered one of the important places in Lamphun Province. Inside the area, there are incense sticks and flowers for worship. In the front is the location of the elephant ku, and in the back is the location of the horse ku. And there is a place to walk around under the elephant's belly 3 times. It is believed that it will help to ward off bad things. There is a place to worship together in the front. Inside, there is a corner for Chinese horoscopes and sand donations to the temple. #Lamphun

#Tourist attraction bundle 1 day trip.. Lamphun-Pa Sang 📍12 interesting check-in points on the Lamphun-Pa Sang route 🚗 Depart at 8 am from Chiang Mai 📍Wat Phra Phutthabat Tak Pha, Pa Sang District 📸 Pay homage to the footprints of the Lord Buddha that were placed in the area where the robes were dried, climb the Naga stairs to pay homage to the chedi 📍Wat Phra Phutthabat Phra That In Hang.. located at Ban Nam Phu, Pa Sak Subdistrict, Mueang District, Lamphun Province 📸 Phra That In Hang and the Buddha's footprint 📍📸 Monument of Queen Chamadevi.. the first king of Hariphunchai 📍Wat Phra That Hariphunchai Woramahawihan.. a temple of Lamphun 📸 Pay homage to Phra That Hariphunchai Antiques in the museum 🕰️ Near noon 🚶♂️ Cross the Khua Mung Tha Sing Bridge in front of Wat Phra That Hariphunchai 📍🍜 Longan Stewed Pork Noodle Shop (Wiang Yong) .. The unique feature is to stew longans together with pork 📍Wat San Pa Yang Luang .. is a temple that is ranked 1 of the 10 most beautiful 📸 Phra Wihan Phra Khiao Khong, stucco work by Lanna craftsmen 📍📸 Tha Nang Gate .. The eastern gate of the old city wall of Lamphun along the Kwang River 📍Ku Chang Ku Ma Historical Site, Mueang District 📸 Ku Chang, the place where the remains of Phraya Chang "Phu Klam Tua Khiao", the royal elephant of King Mahantyot and King Anantyot, the twin sons of Queen Chamadevi 📍Wat Phra Yuen, Wiang Yong Subdistrict, Mueang District 📸 Square-based pavilion with a niche of a standing Buddha statue 📍Lamphun Community Museum, Khum Chao Ratchasamphanthawong 📸 A place to learn about the past of Lamphun and items used in the past 📍Khum Chao Yot Ruean Na Lamphun, wife of Chao Luang Chakkham Khacharsak, the last ruler of Lamphun 📸 See wooden buildings, furniture and utensils in the past 📍Wat Chamdevi or Wat Ku Kut 📸 Buddha Gaya-style pagoda containing the ashes of Queen Chamadevi 🚗 5 pm, return to Chiang Mai #VisitLamphun

#Get a discount without relying on luck Come to worship the war elephant, the war horse, the companion of Queen Chamadevi at 📌Ku Chang, Ku Ma📌 🎈Location: Tambon Nai Mueang, Amphoe Mueang Lamphun, Lamphun Province Ku Chang, Ku Ma, a sacred place in Lamphun Province. According to legend, Ku Chang was built to enshrine the elephant king named Pu Kam Nga Khiao, the war elephant companion of Queen Chamadevi. Pu Kam Nga Khiao is an elephant with great power. If the elephant turns its tusk towards the enemy, it will weaken the enemy, causing disasters and deaths. Ku Chang is a tall pagoda built to cover it. Let the tip of the tusk point to the sky Ku Ma contains the ashes of the medium horse of Queen Chamadevi. Ku Chang, Ku Ma are sacred places that Lamphun people respect and worship. If you come to visit Lamphun Province, come and worship the medium elephant and horse of Queen Chamadevi at Ku Chang, Ku Ma Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/GLByphKkPficL99DA #Lamphun #LamphunWorthVisiting #ReviewLamphun #VisitLamphun

Ku Chang Ku Ma, Lamphun Province These are ancient sites that are located together. They are another sacred place that Lamphun people respect. When they want something to come true, they usually come here to pray. 🐘 According to legend, it was built to enshrine the remains of an elephant king named Pu Kam Nga Khiao, which means a dark-colored elephant with green tusks. He was the elephant that was the companion of Queen Chamadevi. He was an elephant with great power. When going to war, just turning his elephant towards the enemy would weaken the enemy. After the elephant Pu Kam Nga Khiao fell, Queen Chamadevi ordered that the elephant’s remains be buried here. Since he was still alive, he had supernatural powers. If his tusks pointed in any direction, it would cause disasters and people to die. She therefore ordered that a tall pagoda be built over it, with the tips of the tusks pointing to the sky. 🐴 Ku Ma is located behind Ku Chang. It is believed that it enshrines the remains of the medium’s horse of King Mahantayot. The son of Queen Chamadevi 📍 Tambon Nai Mueang, Amphoe Mueang Lamphun, Lamphun Province #WinterTravel #ElephantKu #Lamphun