[2025 Phrae Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Phong Sunan, Phrae Town: Temple of the Tortoise (Updated Jul)

#VisitSecondaryCity 🙏Wat Phongsunan, originally named Wat Pongsanuk, is an abandoned temple. To the south of the temple, there is a pond and a turtle statue. Legend has it that Nang Kham Phuan, a Burmese woman, went down into the pond because she wanted a turtle, but she drowned. Her friend, Sang Tad, built a pagoda and four turtle statues around the pagoda to commemorate her friend. 🛕In 1929, Father Buri Sri Pannya renovated the temple, but it was later damaged by fire and flooding. In 1934, Phaya Burirat renovated it, with Luang Phong Phibun and Chao Sunanta, the owners of Ban Wongburi, as the main operators. The temple was therefore named Wat Phongsunan and received the royal boundary marker in 1956. 🏰Wat Phongsunan is a beautiful temple with many distinctive features, starting with the entrance arch, which is a sacred arch with 19 spires, and a large golden reclining Buddha statue in the open air, along the temple wall. 🏰Inside the ordination hall Enshrining the “Phra Chao Saensuk”, the principal Buddha image in the Mara-Vijaya posture, almost 600 years old. 🏰 The Glass Temple of the 108-spire Chedi is a white temple surrounded by a wall of 108 glass beads. If you look through the glass beads, you will see an upside-down image of the Glass Temple with the 108-spire Chedi beautifully. 🙏 Inside the temple, there is a large Buddha image, “Phra Saraswati Prathanphon”, and a small Buddha image made entirely from jackfruit wood. There are also murals of Buddha images in Phrae Province and various zodiac signs. 🛕 The Phra That Phongsunan Mongkol Chedi enshrines the relics of the Lord Buddha, which were invited from India and Sri Lanka. 🙏 And Phra Chao Tanjai 🙏 Every February, there is a tradition of bathing the relics of the Lord Buddha and paying homage to Phra That Phongsunan Mongkol. 💥Wat Phongsunan: Kham Lue Road, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Phrae District, Phrae Province 🌐Coordinates: https://maps.app.goo.gl/V5WT6r49sA6a1Nxs5 🕗Opening - closing hours: 08.00 - 17.00 In 1934 #Phrae #VisitPhrae #OldTemplesofPhraeProvince

Worship and ask for blessings at Wat Phongsunan, a famous and old temple in Phrae. Wat Phongsunan is located on Kham Lue Road, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang District, Phrae Province. The highlight of this temple is the golden reclining Buddha on the wall, which is the symbol of the temple. It is near the auspicious 19-spire archway. Wat Phongsunan is also the temple of the Wongburi family, which used to be an abandoned temple called Wat Pongsanuk. - Buddha statue in the Mara-Vijaya attitude, called “Phra Chao Saensuk”, which is approximately 568 years old. - Chedi containing the relics of the Lord Buddha, an ancient Buddha statue, and the glass chapel of the 108-spire Chedi. - Large Buddha statue, called “Phra Saraswati Prathanphon”. - Phra Chao Tanjai, standing and pointing his finger. #Phrae #Gifts from travel

Wat Phongsunan, a temple that is a symbol of the city of Phrae Located in Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang District, Phrae Province Inside the temple, there is a large reclining Buddha Glistening gold on the wall is a symbol of the temple Go inside to pay homage for good luck in life Easy to travel to, in the city Located near Baan Bew Cafe, Cher Bar Cafe #Thai temple #Family trip

Famous cafe in Phrae province The outside looks like a small, old, ordinary shop. But when you walk inside, wow, the inside is very spacious. There are many seats, the atmosphere is shady. Decorated with old wood and trees, very natural. It can be said that it creates great value for the old wood. What's special is that the upper floor is built like a tree house. There is a sitting area, looking down from a high angle is very beautiful. The shop is located opposite Wat Phongsunan. After praying to the Buddha for good luck, stop by for a cool drink, relax, and unwind before continuing your journey. #FamilyTrip #BeautifulCafeShare #Phrae

Cafe with a very chic atmosphere and the identity of Phrae Province. It is located near Wat Phongsunan. It is a great combination of modernity and ancient sites. The view is beautiful. You can see the temple through the glass. If you are tired from traveling hot, stop by to rest, cool down with air conditioning, and drink fresh coffee. It is very refreshing and ready to continue. The shop also has desserts such as orange cake, cheesecake, and cookies. There is also a souvenir zone for you to buy as souvenirs. #BeautifulCafeTellOthers

Wat Phongsunan is located on Kham Lue Road, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang District, Phrae Province. Inside the temple, there is a reclining Buddha with a golden reclining Buddha on the wall as a symbol of the temple, near the auspicious 19-spire archway. Wat Phongsunan is the temple of the Wongburi family. It was originally an abandoned temple called "Wat Pongsanuk". Later in 1929, the temple was renovated and a new chapel was built. Inside the temple, it is very shady and quiet. #NortheasternTeam

#Get a discount without relying on luck Wat Phongsunan is located in the city walls of Phrae, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Phrae District, Phrae Province. It was originally called Wat Pongsanuk, which was an abandoned temple. History: * Early era: It was originally an abandoned temple with a pond on the south side and a turtle statue. There is a legend that Nang Kam Phuan, a Burmese woman, drowned in the pond while catching a turtle. Sang Tad, her friend, therefore built a pagoda and four turtle statues around the pagoda as a memorial. * Renovation and name change: In 1929, the temple was renovated and a new chapel was built. Luang Phongphibun or Phraya Burirat (Chao Phrom) and Chao Sunanta, the owner of Ban Wongburi, were the main believers in this renovation. In order to be a memorial and auspicious, the temple's name was changed to Wat Phongsunan after both of them. Interesting things in the temple: * Ubosot: Enshrines a Buddha statue in the Mara-Vijaya attitude called "Phra Chao Saensuk", which is more than 568 years old. * Glass Shrine of the 108-spire Chedi: It is a white chapel surrounded by a glass wall. Inside, there is a large Buddha statue named "Phra Suraswadi Prathanphon" and a small Buddha statue made from jackfruit wood. * Chedi containing the relics of the Lord Buddha: This is a golden chedi containing the relics of the Lord Buddha and an ancient Buddha statue. * Phra Chao Tan Jai: This is a standing Buddha statue pointing its index finger. It is believed that if you make a wish by touching your forehead to your index finger, your wish will come true. * Pond and Turtle Statue: Traces of the original legend of the temple. * Wall Painting: Inside the chapel, there are paintings about Buddha statues in Phrae Province.

#Travel to save the world Wat Phongsunan is one of the most beautiful and interesting temples in Phrae Province. In the city Interesting things: * Reclining Buddha: It is a very beautiful and outstanding reclining Buddha. * Architecture: It has beautiful and unique architecture, including a white chapel, a temple, and a golden Mon-style pagoda. * Phra Chao Saensuk: An ancient Buddha statue in the Mara-Vijaya posture in the chapel. * Phra Chao Tanjai: A standing Buddha statue in the blessing posture. It is said that if you touch your forehead to your index finger and make a wish, your wish will come true. * Relics of the Lord Buddha: Enshrined in the pagoda. * Wall paintings: There are interesting wall paintings. * Atmosphere: Quiet and shady, suitable for making merit and relaxing the mind. Additional information: * This temple was renovated in 1929 by Luang Phongphibun and Mae Sunantha. Which is the origin of the temple's name. * There is a replica of the Emerald Buddha. * There are "108 Phra That Chedi Wihan Kaew" which are 108 small chedis enshrined in an inverted glass ball. * Open for visits every day from 06:00 to 17:00 with no admission fee. Tips: #VisitPhrae * You should dress appropriately when entering the temple (cover your shoulders and wear pants/skirts that cover your knees). * Take off your shoes before entering any buildings. * Be respectful and refrain from making loud noises. Overall, Wat Phongsunan is a temple that should not be missed when visiting Phrae Province. With its beautiful architecture and peaceful atmosphere, it is an impressive place and worth a visit.

#TravelPlan Travel Trip.. Visit Phrae City for 1 Day 📍Wat Phra That Cho Hae - Khum Chao Luang - Wat Phongsunan - Wat Phra Non - Ban Wong Buri - Wat Chom Sawan - Phrae City Art Gallery 🚌 Tell the tour bus to drop you off at Wat Ton Thong Intersection 🚶♂️☕ Then walk across the street, enter Cho Hae Road for about 100 meters, you will reach Kad Ban Thung, walk around to see food, vegetables, local products and have breakfast 🏍️ Take a motorcycle taxi to your accommodation, pack your bags 🏍️ Make an appointment to pick up a motorcycle to ride around and drop you off at your accommodation, rental fee 300 baht/day, deposit 2,000 baht ⛩️ Wat Phra That Cho Hae.. Go according to Google, it is about 10 km from Phrae city. It is an important temple of Phrae. Phra That Cho Hae contains the relics of the left elbow and the hair of the Lord Buddha. And it is the sacred relic of those born in the year of the Tiger. 🏍️ Back to the city 🏯 Khum Chao Luang.. Built in 1892 by Chao Piriya Thep Wong, it is a Thai-European architecture, gingerbread-shaped, with beautiful fretwork eaves and vents. ⛩️ Wat Phong Sunan.. Worship Phra Chao Saensuk, see the glass chapel of the 108-spire pagoda, make merit. 🍲 Have lunch. 🏍️ Continue sightseeing. ⛩️ Wat Phra Non.. See the Chiang Saen-style ordination hall, worship the ancient reclining Buddha, which is over 1,000 years old. 🏛️ Ban Wong Buri.. is the residence of Luang Phong Phibun (Chao Noi Phrom Wong Phra Thang), a descendant of the former ruler of Phrae. ⛩️ Wat Chom Sawan.. See the teak temple, Burmese architecture, with beautiful interior decorations, carvings and multi-colored glass. 🎨 Phrae City Art Gallery.. Located at Pratu Chai Intersection It is an art exhibition building of artists and students in Phrae Province. 🚶♂️ Walk to find food at the market in front of the art gallery. 🏍️ Sightseeing Phrae in the evening. 🛌 Check in to accommodation. #VisitPhrae

Wat Phong Sunan is an ancient temple with historical and cultural significance in Phrae Province. It is located on Kham Lue Road, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Phrae District, Phrae Province. Originally named 'Wat Pong Sanuk,' it was later restored and renamed 'Wat Phong Sunan.' Highlights and Attractions: * Large Reclining Buddha: A large golden reclining Buddha situated by the temple wall, serving as a prominent symbol of the temple. * Vihara of 108 Chedi: A white vihara surrounded by 108 chedi and 108 glass balls. Viewing through the glass balls reveals an inverted image of the vihara and chedi, creating a unique visual. * Phra Chao Saen Suk: The principal Buddha image in the Mara Vichaya posture, over 568 years old, enshrined in the ordination hall. * Phra Surasawadee Prathan Phon: A large Buddha image made entirely of jackfruit wood, enshrined in the glass vihara. * Mural Paintings: Beautiful mural paintings inside the glass vihara. * 19-Spire Auspicious Gate: A gate adorned with exquisite stucco patterns. History and Background: * Wat Phong Sunan was originally an abandoned temple named 'Wat Pong Sanuk.' * In 1929, the vihara walls collapsed due to flooding. * Luang Phong Piboon (Chao Phrom Wong Phra Thang) and Chao Sunanta Wongburi led the restoration of the vihara and renamed it 'Wat Phong Sunan.' Activities and Traditions: * Every February, there is a tradition of bathing the Buddha's relics and paying homage to the Phong Sunan Chedi. Additional Information: * The temple is open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. * The temple is located on Kham Lue Road, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Phrae District, Phrae Province. Wat Phong Sunan is a beautiful temple with unique characteristics, ideal for those interested in Lanna history, art, and culture.

A cute wooden house cafe 🏡🌤️🍃☕️ In Mueang District, Phrae Province This is Slope Coffee Baan Beoww A coffee shop in Phrae Province 🍰🧋🍑🍵 There are many drinks and desserts to choose from. Starting price is only ten baht. Good atmosphere, suitable for sitting and chilling out. The shop is next to Phongsunan (Wat Phra Non) *Old Kad Kong area 🚶🏻 The shop is open every day ⏱️ Time 09.00-17.30 Pin the name of the shop to come here. 🚲 If anyone has a plan to visit Phrae Province Don't miss this shop. 🙋🏻♂️ #Get a discount without relying on luck #Visit Phrae #Don't miss the cafe

Wat Phongsunan is located on Kham Lue Road, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang District, Phrae Province. The highlight of this temple is the golden reclining Buddha on the wall, which is the symbol of the temple. It is near the 19-spire auspicious archway. Wat Phongsunan is also the temple of the Wongburi family, which used to be an abandoned temple called Wat Pongsanuk. Highlights: Inside the ordination hall, there is a Buddha statue in the Mara-Vijaya attitude called “Phra Chao Saensuk”, which is approximately 568 years old. There is also a chedi containing the relics of the Buddha, an ancient Buddha image, and the glass shrine of the 108-spire pagoda. This shrine is completely white and has 108 pagodas in total, surrounded by a wall of 108 glass beads. Information about Wat Phongsunan, Phrae Address: Kham Lue Road, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang District, Phrae Province Coordinates: https://goo.gl/maps/35BNHvhS7yCrK8fV7 Open for visit: 08.00-17.00 hrs. #dreamvoyage

#dreamdestination Wat Phongsunan is a temple located in Mueang District, Phrae Province. It is shady, peaceful and clean. Traveling to Wat Phongsunan is very easy because it is located in Phrae City. My friends and I went to worship the Buddha, ask for blessings and see the beautiful murals. It was so peaceful and cool that we wanted to sit there for a long time. #Phrae attractions #Phrae city worship

Wat Phongsunan, Phrae Province, the temple with the most chedis in Phrae Province, located in Kad Kong Kao, Kham Lue Road, Mueang District, enshrines the 568-year-old “Phra Chao Saensuk” and the 108-spired Glass Temple of the Chedi, all white, surrounded by a wall of 108 glass beads. Wat Phongsunan is a temple within the walls of Phrae City, located in Ban Phongsunan, Nai Wiang Subdistrict. The original name was Wat Pongsanuk. It was originally an abandoned temple. To the south of the temple is a pond and a turtle statue. Inside the temple is a reclining Buddha outdoors along the wall, which is its own unique identity. Wat Phongsunan is the temple of the Wongburi family, a descendant of the rulers of Phrae. This temple is very beautiful, with its unique chedi and magnificent large reclining Buddha. #WatPhongsunan #BeautifulTemplesThailand #PhraeProvince #VisitThaiTemples

Wat Phongsunan is a temple in the city walls of Phrae Province. It is located in Ban Phongsunan, Tambon Nai Wiang. Its original name was Wat Pongsanuk. It was originally an abandoned temple. To the south of the temple, there is a pond and a turtle statue. According to legend, Nang Kam Phuan, a Burmese woman, went down into the pond because she wanted a turtle and drowned. Her friend, Sang Tad, built a pagoda and four turtle statues around the pagoda to commemorate her friend. In 1929, Pho Chao Buri Sri Pannya restored the temple, but it was later damaged by fire and flooding. Phaya Burirat renovated it with Luang Phong Phibun and Chao Sunanta as the main believers in 1934. The temple was therefore named Wat Phongsunan. The ordination hall was built in 1956. Inside the temple, there is an outdoor reclining Buddha along the wall, which is the temple's unique feature. #Wat Phongsunan

Kamoon Loft Hole.. Mueang District, Phrae Province .. It is a small hotel located in the Chetawan Community, Soi 1. The accommodation is in a loft style, exposed concrete, smoothly plastered, looking raw and comfortable. .. The service here is friendly, there is a restaurant, a cafe, and a car park. .. The accommodation is clean, quiet, and not chaotic. The price is reasonable. It is easy to travel and is close to various tourist attractions such as temples in the city. #PhraeTravel #PhraeCity