Dhammayon Temple is a small Buddhist temple located in the border town of Tachileik, Myanmar, which is situated directly across from Mae Sai, Chiang Rai province, in Thailand.

The most striking feature of this temple is its building, which is painted in a soft pastel green. This unique color sets it apart from other temples in the region, making it a beautiful and popular spot for photography. Visitors can experience a sense of peace while admiring the local Burmese art and architecture up close.

In Tachileik, the term "Dhammayon" is often used to refer to a religious hall or dining hall used for spiritual activities. Therefore, this temple is significant as a spiritual center for the local community and a place where cross-border tourists often stop to pay their respects and make wishes.

This temple is an ideal destination for those who want to experience the tranquil lifestyle and culture of the people in this border town. It also appeals to those interested in unique and colorful religious architecture.

If you travel to Mae Sai and cross over to Tachileik, don't forget to visit Dhammayon Temple to appreciate its beauty and peaceful atmosphere. 

• Travel from Mae Sai district, Chiang Rai province, and cross the Mae Sai-Tachileik immigration checkpoint.

• After crossing the border, you can take a tuk-tuk or walk to Dhammayon Temple, which is located within Tachileik town.

• Thai citizens wishing to cross the border must use a temporary border pass or a passport.
• Please dress respectfully when visiting the temple.
• Since it is a border town, it is advisable to exchange some Thai Baht for Myanmar Kyat to use at local shops and services.
• There may not be information or signs in English or Thai, so it's a good idea to ask your driver or a local for directions.