Opening days: Daily

Opening hours: 08.00 - 17.00

 

Ku Huang-Ku Pa Lan Located in the area of ​​Wat Ku Pa Lan, Village No. 8, Ban Sri Don Chai, Ban Thi Sub-district, Ban Thi District, Lamphun Province, presumably built in the 19th - 20th Buddhist century, looks like a Mondop (Ku) shaped building, bricks and plaster, floor base. The first is a square baseboard. Next is the chicken breast lotus base. There are stucco sculptures decorating the building in a dilapidated condition. Later, later, there were people who came to build a new temple. Therefore, it is called Wat Ku Pa Lan.

 

From the tales of the elders Unknown (Ku) belonging to the Khmer, the Burmese war invaded the temple tribes. The golden Buddha image was taken away, the migrants fled, causing the temple to be seen as an abandoned temple. There are 4 Ku nearby, which are located in Tambon Ban Thi 3 Ku, Tambon Makhuea Chae, 1 Ku. The rest are clearly located at Wat Ku Pa Lan. Currently, the Fine Arts Department has registered Ku Pa Lan as an ancient monument along with Ku Huang.