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치앙마이무조건 가봐야하는 필수 명소 순위 11위

요거 하나보려고 치앙마이 왔다는 나랑내친구ㅋㅋㅋ 워낙 건축물이 예쁘다고 소문나서 한국에서 부터 기대했던 곳이였다 역시는 역시라고 역시 실망시키지않응 비주얼을 자랑하고 있었다 태국은 워낙에 종교가 많고 사원이 많은 나라라서 그런지 이번 태국여행을 하면서 종교에 새로운 인식을 가질수있게 되였다

This temple was build in 1345 and I felt it was one of the better kept temples in old town. If you look closely at the interior walls, you can still see the old artwork which every visitor should spend some time look at. Worth going. #GiveThanks

The Phrasin Temple is also translated as the Temple of Prasin. It is the largest Buddhist temple in Chiang Mai and the most noble temple in Chiang Mai with Chedi Dragon Temple. Founded in 1345 by King Menglai, it was used to worship the ashes of his father. After several expansions, the existing scale was formed. The temple is surrounded by pines and cypresses, ancient trees are towering, two dragons inlaid with colored glass and fan-shaped glazed tiles, each with 7 faucets, two sides of the stone steps, the dragon head is high, the prestige stern. The early Lanna bronze statues enshrined in the temple were invited by the neighboring city of Chiang Rai in 1400. The murals of Buddhist stories taken on the walls are vivid, with local ancient costumes and customs as content. Crafted wood carvings are considered to be masterpieces of traditional Thai art in Northern Thailand and are also excellent Buddhist art.

The reason why the Pasin Temple is famous is because its historical status is extraordinary. Founded in 1345 by King Menglai, it was used to worship the ashes of his father. After several expansions, the existing scale was formed. Passin Temple is not really big, you can read it in a few minutes. Around the temple, the pines and cypresses, the ancient trees towering, two dragons inlaid with colored glass and fan-shaped glazed tiles, each with 7 faucets of size, on both sides of the stone steps, the dragon head is high-pitched and prestige. In the middle of the temple, there is a large golden pagoda about 20 meters high. It was built in the 16th century. It is said that the relics of the Buddha Sakyamuni are preserved in the tower. At the top of the tower, there is a crystal lotus flower from the King of Thailand.