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Wat Pa Daeng Bunnak It is an old temple from the time of Buddhism into the Phayao Kingdom. Formerly known as Wat Boon Nak Later, a new temple was built and named as Wat Pa Daeng. It is now merged into a temple with the same name. Wat Pa Daeng Bunnak is an important temple.

 

In Phayao city, 2 main inscriptions were found in the temple area, the 1st main inscription in the year 2099, called the name of this temple as Wat Phaya Ruang, the 2nd main inscription in 2035 mentions the Lord (Phra Mueang Ketklao King Chiang Mai)

 

There was a royal order for the governor of Phayao to build a Maha Mondop in Phayao City. from historical events together with the pattern of Sukhothai style chedi Makes it consider that this temple should be built in the era.

 

Phraya Yuthitthira Mayor of Phitsanulok When he immigrated to Lanna is the governor of Phayao At the beginning of the 21st Buddhist century, important buildings inside the temple There is a pagoda that looks like Sukhothai art. Lanna style chedi

 

It is similar to the Pasak temple pagoda. Chiang Saen District Chiang Rai There are 25 ancient ruins hills and 4 ancient wall ruins. The location of Wat Pa Daeng Bunnak is located at Ban Pa Daeng, Tha Wang Thong Subdistrict.

 

Mueang District, Phayao Province, approximately 1.5 km from the city of Phayao. To the north importance to the community Wat Pa Daeng Bunnak is regarded as the first temple to have a lottery ticket. or the tradition of Lottery.

 

At present, Wat Pa Daeng Bunnak houses an important old Buddha image in Phayao Province. Luang Pho Nak and Kaen Chan Wood Buddha images It is now enshrined at the National Museum.