A beautiful small temple site in Lamphun that is rarely visited. I have been there a dozen times and have never seen another visitor, unless they came with me to the temple. The chedi is fairly unusual in shape and has a long history. It is possible that this temple dates back to the 7th Century CE and was built by Queen Chamadevi as her personal temple, but the historical evidence is not conclusive. Believed to be one of the oldest temples in Northern Thailand, but because of numerous renovations over the centuries, it is hard to prove any specific dates.

One of the oldest temples in Lampoon.

Nice temple ground a bit away from mainstrem.

Quite, not many tourists. Chedi monument is nice and has a lot of history.

Wat Phra Yuen (in Thai: วัดพระยืน), which means the Temple of Standing Buddhas, was built in 1370 by King Ku Na. Since then, the original design has changed but the buddhas are still standing (there are some sitting ones too). Inside the temple, there are nice murals depicting the effects of good and bad deeds. Visitors are offered to make their own buddha amulets, clay and casts are provided. It’s fun.

It's ok

Good place for visiting.

When my wife was a child this place was deserted and she described it as scary to walk Now it’s active and like a museum- go here to see some history

Interesting historical site, but pretty much deserted.

Cozy and historical place who would like to know how being Lamphun. Should be here.

One of the historical temples which many Haripunchai era’s evidences had been discovered here. Very serene and peaceful vibes.

Peaceful, great energy and history as well. Perfect for a medication. Was glad to find this gem

The area is not big, but it's nice to walk around