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Visit Wat Si Khun Muang (Chiang Khan)
Presentation Wat Si Khun Muang
Wat Si Khun Muang is the most sacred temple in Chiang Khan. Its construction dates from King Rama III. The architecture of the ordination hall is influenced by Lanna and Lan Chang styles found in Northern provinces and Laos. Besides its architectural style the colorful visotrs note its mural paintings on the exterior facade.
It is a small temple but it does not lack charm. A giant guard and 2 Singha stands at the entrance of the main building. It houses a statue represents Buddha sitting on a naga snake with many heads. At its right, there is a traditional boat suspended at the ceiling.
It is a small temple but it does not lack charm. A giant guard and 2 Singha stands at the entrance of the main building. It houses a statue represents Buddha sitting on a naga snake with many heads. At its right, there is a traditional boat suspended at the ceiling.
Practical information about Wat Si Khun Muang
No admission feeOpen from 6am to 18h
How to get to Wat Si Khun Muang ?
The temple has an entry on Chai Kong Road, so it can be part of your walk in the street or of a walk tour combining the street and the river front which is 50 meters away from the temple.Search visits in Thailand by destination
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Rules to respect when visiting a temple
Wat Si Khun Muang is a temple and when you visit a temple in Thailand there are some rules to know and follow :
- Dress properly (knees and shoulders should be covered)
- Take off your shoes when entering the buildings
- Be quiet
- Don't hug or kiss
- Don't point your feet to Buddha's image
- Don't smoke
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