Huay Pla Kang Temple Located in Rim Kok Subdistrict, Mueang District, Chiang Rai Province, is another beautiful Chiang Rai temple on a hill.
There are hills around the temple that can see spectacular views. The outstanding thing of this temple is "Pob Chok Dhamma Chedi". The unusual shape is a pointed shape that combines Chinese and Lanna arts with a red roof with dragon statues stretching on both sides of the stairs.
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| Pob Chok Dhamma Chedi |
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| The Goddess of Mercy is carved from wood |
Inside the pagoda enshrines a Buddha image and enshrines the goddess Guan Yin, carved from a large sandalwood.
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| All 3 beautiful places are in the same area |
In addition, the large white Guanyin statue and the beautiful white church with magnificent stucco patterns.
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| The dragon |
"Pob Chok Dhamma Chedi", there is a pair of dragon statues guarding the front of the pagoda, it is an unseen photo corner in Chiang Rai that everyone who comes here must stop and check in here.
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| White chapel |
Next to "Pob Chok Chedi" is a white chapel, the entrance is a naga staircase decorated with stucco patterns throughout. Inside is enshrined the white main Buddha image and there is also a stucco pattern on the wall that is equally beautiful.
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| The largest Guan Yin in Thailand! |
The highlight of the temple that is considered to be number one in Thailand is the largest Guanyin statue in Thailand. It has a height of about 79 meters, which is equivalent to a 25-26 storey building.
It is located on a hill looking very majestic and revered.
It is also believed that if anyone comes to ask for blessings in matters of health, finances, and work, they will achieve their wishes.
Inside the Guan Yin statue, you can go up to see the view of Wat Huai Pla Kang from Bird's Eye View as well. It is another highlight that should not be missed.
How to travel to Huai Pla Kang Temple
From Chiang Rai city, it takes only 12 minutes (7 kilometers) to travel.
You can rent a car in Saban Bin Chiang Rai.
Map https://goo.gl/maps/8KHyqrm3159Bct128
Wat Huay Pla Kang Gallery
Have fun!
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