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Phu Langka Forest Park is situated on the San Pan Nam Range, also known as the Phi Pan Nam Range, which acts as a magnificent natural border between Phayao and Nan provinces. Spanning over 7,800 rai, this area is a crucial headwater for the Yom River, one of the primary lifelines of central Thailand. The forest consists mostly of dense and fertile hill evergreen trees, boasting unique biodive...
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Phayao Lake is geologically situated within the "Phayao Basin," a sedimentary depression formed by ancient fault movements. This topography created a low-lying catchment area receiving runoff from the Phi Pan Nam Range to the west and south. Before the Department of Fisheries constructed the fishery station and water gate in 1939, this area consisted of more than ten small marshes and short s...
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Wat Si Khom Kham has records of its first abbot in legend as Phra Thammapal (author of the Phra Chao Ton Luang chronicle) and has existed since ancient times, though it became abandoned during wartime.
Phra Chao Ton Luang It is a gilded stucco Buddha in the Chiang Saen style, constructed between 1491–1524 BE (P.S. 2034–2067) during the reign of Phaya Yot Chiang Rai. It measures 14 mete... read more
Phra Chao Ton Luang It is a gilded stucco Buddha in the Chiang Saen style, constructed between 1491–1524 BE (P.S. 2034–2067) during the reign of Phaya Yot Chiang Rai. It measures 14 mete... read more
Tilok Aram Temple, locally known as San That Klang Nam and San That Buak Si Jaeng, was constructed during the reign of King Tilokarat, the ninth monarch of the Mangrai dynasty. Phaya Yutthisathira, the governor of Phayao at the time, built it around 1476–1486 (B.E. 2019–2029) to honor King Tilokarat.
Submerged history and sacred objects
Originally located in the Buak Si Jae... read more
Submerged history and sacred objects
Originally located in the Buak Si Jae... read more
Wat Analayothipyaram, officially classified as a third-class royal temple under the Dhammayuttika Nikaya, is located on Doi Bussarakam (and Mon Phra Non) in Ban San Pa Bong, San Pa Muang Subdistrict, Mueang Phayao District, Phayao Province. It was established by Phra Panyapisanthera (Luang Pho Paiboon Sumangkalo) as a center for Buddhist practice on the mountaintop.
The temple is renowned for its ... read more
The temple is renowned for its ... read more
Wat Phra Nang Din is a historic and spiritual landmark of Chiang Kham District, Phayao Province. Its most significant feature is the Phra Chao Nang Din, a Buddha image in the subduing Mara posture that is enshrined directly on the ground — unlike other temples where Buddha images are elevated on a pedestal.
According to local elders, villagers once tried to build a pedestal (chukchi base) to... read more
According to local elders, villagers once tried to build a pedestal (chukchi base) to... read more