Discover Wat umong Chiang Mai
Experience the unique 14th-century temple in Chiang Mai
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Imagine stepping back in time, exploring a hidden world of ancient beauty. That’s what awaits you at Wat Umong, the Tunnel Temple in Chiang Mai!
Wander through the cool, shadowy tunnels, built over 700 years ago, and discover the serene atmosphere of a bygone era. You’ll be captivated by the incredible architecture, adorned with intricate murals and Buddha statues.
And don’t miss the impressive Big Lanna Chedi, a towering symbol of faith and tradition. It’s truly a sight to behold!
Wat Umong is a peaceful oasis, perfect for escaping the hustle and bustle of the city and immersing yourself in the rich history and spirituality of Chiang Mai.
Buddha images scattered along the trail, some damaged, are scattered between trees, originating from various temples, with some having only the head.
Buddha statues, old and broken, were recovered after a long period of neglect in a temple.
A large circular bell-shaped chedi, resembling the Lanna style, features a thin fasting Buddha in the ascetic style, surrounded by a black image.
Temple grounds display an Ashoka pillar from 13th century, adorned with four lions and a Dhamma wheel, showcasing the temple’s history and significance.
Ashoka, an Indian King in the 3rd century BC, sent monks to spread Buddhism across South and Southeast Asia, reaching Europe. He erected numerous inscribed pillars, some of which still exist, detailing the spread of Buddhism.
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