Another place that you must come to if you have the opportunity to visit Chiang Rai. The ku contains the ashes of King Mengrai the Great in the area of ​​Wat Doi Ngam Mueang. Not too far from Wat Doi Chom Thong and Sao Nadu Mueang. Stop by to pay homage and ask for blessings according to your faith and beliefs for success and prosperity in life.

16/8/63 🔆 This Ku Phraya Meng Located in front of Ngam Mueang Temple on Doi Ngam Mueang, this is an important monument because it houses the ashes of King Mengrai the Great. According to history, it is said that King Chai Songkhram King Mengrai's son When the throne was handed over to his son, King Saenphura, to rule Chiang Mai. He brought his father's ashes to reside in Chiang Rai. and was graciously granted Built a ku to hold the ashes of his father at Doi Ngam in this city. After that, Ngam Mueang Temple fell into disrepair due to lack of care. It became an abandoned temple until 1952 when the Ngam Mueang Temple was renovated. As seen at present..

เล็กกว่าที่คิดถ้าผ่านมาแวะได้ ใกล้ๆมีวัดพระแก้วเก่า สวยงามมาก แนะนำให้แวะวัดพระแก้วเก่าด้วย รับรองไม่ผิดหวัง

It is a small temple with historical importance. There is a Ku King Mengrai made of laterite at the top. It is sacred, beautiful, and very magical. If you come to Chiang Rai, you must come and pay homage. Parking is a little difficult.

It is an important monument. Because it houses the ashes of King Mengrai the Great. A province that is important to the history of the Thai nation that has recorded many stories that happened in this kingdom, which is considered one of the most important historical eras in Thailand's early history, especially those that have Relationship with matters of territory, politics, and government culture including parents For those who have studied the history of Chiang Rai Province, no one has probably never heard the name of King Mengrai. or King Mengrai Chiang Rai Province, in addition to having the Three Kings Monument, Ku King Mengrai is another place that is an important monument because this place houses and contains the ashes of King Mengrai the Great, the former ruler of this land. King Mengrai's ku is located in front of Ngam Mueang Temple on Doi Ngam Mueang. Moreover, according to history, it is said that King Chaiyasongkram, King Mengrai's son, when he handed over the throne to his son, King Saenphura, to rule Chiang Mai. Then he brought his father's ashes to live in Chiang Rai. and was graciously granted Built a ku to hold the ashes of his father at Doi Ngam, this city, which is Ku Mengrai.

(Translated by Google) Today we come to pay homage to King Mengrai. (Original) วันนี้มาสักการะพ่อขุนเม็งราย

If you come to pay respects to the King, I recommend coming here.

If you go there on foot, you can climb 69 steps and enter the temple. If you drive there, most guests park their cars on the edge of the steep slope because the space in the courtyard is limited. There is a main hall and an open-air worshiping place in the courtyard. There are even free restrooms provided. The long steps going up the slope are the most beautiful part of the temple. In early December, at noon in northern Thailand, the sun is shining with passion. But the believers sitting comfortably on the steps, the monks immersed in studying Buddhism, and the tourists who stopped and sat on both sides of the steps did not feel the heat at all, but instead felt the coolness, quietness, stability, and solitude. a feeling of. This step is an excellent convenience method.

Another place in history Not many people know You can walk all the way to Wat Phra Kaew (very tiring).

The courtyard is very small, very ancient and beautiful, and can be completed in half an hour. The Memorial of King Menglai

(Translated by Google) Monument to Emperor Meng Lai? Many locals are worshiping, a very small courtyard, you can take a look if you pass by (Original) 孟莱大帝纪念碑？很多当地人在拜拜，很小的一个院子，路过的话可以去看一下

(Translated by Google) ...want to visit and worship beautiful places magical and charming Carved wooden pillars flank both sides of the wooden gate. It shows the greatness of the amazing civilization. Both tell the story of King Mengrai in scenes. I don't get bored watching. ...If you don't come to visit, you will regret that it may be decayed forever. Quiet place, not crowded, beautiful church, beautiful Buddha image, worth a visit. No noise...this is truly the dream temple of the old believers... (Original) ...อยากให้ไปเยียมชม และสักการะสถานที่สวยงาม ขลังและมีเสน่ห์ เสาไม้แกะสลักตั้วตระหง่านขนาบทั้งสองข้างประตูไม้ แสดงถึงความยิ่งใหญของอารยธรรมอันน่าทึ่ง ทั้งเล่าเรื่องราวความเป็นมาของพ่อขุนเม็งรายเป็นฉากเป็นตอนดูเท่าใดไม่รู้เบื่อ ...หากไม่ได้มาเยี่ยมชมจะเสียดายอาจผุกร่อนไปตามกาล สถานที่เงียบสงบไม่พลุกพล่าน โบสถ์สวยงาม พระพุทธรูปงดงามควรค่าแก่การมาเยือนยิ่งนัก ไม่มีเสียงเอะอะ...ที่นี่คือวัดในฝันของนักศรัทธาของเก่าอย่างแท้จริง...

(Translated by Google) small You can go anyway (Original) 작아요 지나는 길이면 가셔도 괜찮아요

(Translated by Google) Pay homage to the relics The carved wooden pillars are very beautiful. (Original) กราบสักการะสถูปพระอัฐิ เสาไม้แกะสลักงามมาก

Nice place

พ่อขุนเม็งรายทรงปรีชาสามารถอย่างยิ่ง เมื่อก่อนจังหวัดเชียงใหม่และจังหวัดพะเยาเป็นการปกครองของท่าน

โบราณสถานของเมืองเชียงราย สักการะบรรพชนเพื่อเป็นสิริมงคลครับ

Nice

Wonderful location

Crepes every time I pass by.