Wat Suphan Rangsi (Mae Kung Luang) is a local temple of the Maha Nikaya monastic order in Chiang Mai province.

Highlights and notable features

• Ordination hall made of golden teak (Ubosot): An architectural one-of-a-kind: The entire ordination hall is made of golden teak.

• Sacred Buddha images: The temple houses important Buddha images, including the revered "Phra Chao Khaek" (sacred Buddha in Indian style) and the main Buddha image of the *Wihan* (shrine hall).

• Location: Ban Si Pho Ngam, Moo 11 (or Moo 6), Tambon Thung Tom, Amphoe San Pa Tong, Chiang Mai Province 50120

• Registration: Officially registered as a temple in 1866 (BE 2409).

• Special features / architecture: On the temple grounds there is an ordination hall built entirely of golden teak wood.

• Opening hours: Open daily from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.

• Address: No. 304, Moo 11, Ban Si Pho Ngam, Tambon Thung Tom, Amphoe San Pa Tong, Chiang Mai Province.

• Background: Originally known as “Wat Mae Kung Luang” – an old, abandoned temple complex – it was officially registered as a temple in 1866 (BE 2409). It houses the sacred Buddha statue “Phra Chao Khaek”.