Opening days: Daily

Opening hours: 08.00 - 17.00

 

Wat Klang It is located at No. 6, Moo 4, Tambon Phra That, Amphoe Chiang Klang. From the history of community settlement in Nan province, it can be concluded that this community.

 

There were already settlements in the banana forest village. which is in the west of the present Ban Klang Cemetery Later, there were people who fled the war from Nan. join more causing the community to become stronger Therefore, the village temple was established in 1877. with the Scriptures and out Sanya is the starter Because the temple is located in the middle of the other villages. many villages Therefore, the temple and village were named "Wat Klang".

 

1. The Ubosot was built to enshrine the Three Kings Matchimongkol Khemaram (Luang Por Sam Kasat), which is the principal Buddha image in the ubosot. Made with three types of metal: gold, naga, silver, Unalome decorated with gemstones, topaz, which is a Sukhothai craftsmanship that we consider to be the most beautiful. The lap width is 19 inches, the total height is 34 inches.

 

2. Buddha's relics MR Yingnantha and MR Yingyai Sanitwong presented the royal relics and the royal seal of the reign of King Rama V, along with an ivory box. Silver bowl engraved with Khochasri, silver pedestal, Khochasri's emblem, gold pedestal pedestal and Golden Pagoda. To Phra Sophit Wiriyalangkarn Since the time of the ordination Along with bringing the Emerald Buddha image with a width of 5 inches, the lap is over 1,000 years old.

 

3. Phra Chao Thong Thip pastor made of bronze Sukhothai art mixed with Lanna, Nan style, as well as the building of the Phra Museum Hall. to enshrine ancient Buddha images and various antiquities.

 

4. Lanna Viharn is enshrined the principal Buddha image in Lanna art, the ancient Buddha Singha 1, bronze and the carved wooden Buddha image. 28 different types of fragrant meat and is also a place to preserve the local Lanna craftsmen's construction art. along with mural paintings titled Stone swans and tells the story of Nan being burned.

 

5. Reverend Father Khao has been the principal amulet of Wat Klang since ancient times. It is a Buddha image in the Lanna art style of the villagers that is more than 300 years old.

 

6. Phra That Matchima is a chedi Created from the pure faith of Khun Amorn and Khun Puangphaka Tangbanyong to offer as a Buddha worship enshrined the Buddha's relics by the first part packed Some of the Buddha's relics which was bestowed upon His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej King Chulalongkorn The second part contains the Buddha's relics. along with the Buddha image Constructed of precious black rubber Buddha wood and the third part contains The Buddha's relics presented by the faithful.

 

Wat Klang has a tradition of pouring water on Phra That. It is held on April 15th of every year. There will be bathing and a procession of the Buddha's relics. which is the identity, pride and faith of the villagers For more information, call 0 5479 8702.