Check-in point of the northern city, Wat San Pa Yang Luang | Lamphun

Built in 1074, the temple houses the relics of Phra Sariputta and Phra Moggallana, disciples of Buddha. Over a thousand years old, it has witnessed many eras. Its architecture is influenced by various cultures. There are beautiful stucco reliefs, with the authentic Hariphunchai art being particularly noteworthy.

For example, Phra Wihan Phra Khong Khiao or Phra Wihan Phuttarat Maha Nathi Si Hariphunchai, whose temples are adorned with beautiful stucco reliefs. Even the gable corners, the ceilings on various roof sections, and the temple columns are carved, lacquered, and gilded. The columns are made of golden teak and red wood from Laos, Myanmar, and Thailand. It is a fusion of tradition and modernity.

Located in Ban San Pa Yang Luang, Tambon Nai Mueang, Amphoe Mueang, Lamphun Province