Explore the peaceful beauty of Wat Chom Sawan, a hidden gem in Nai Wiang, Thailand, where serenity and spirituality intertwine, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the rich cultural heritage and stunning architecture of this revered Buddhist temple.
Nestled along Yantrakit Koson Road, Wat Chom Sawan stands as a beacon of tranquility in the heart of Nai Wiang, Thailand. This revered Buddhist temple captivates visitors with its intricate architecture, serene atmosphere, and deep spiritual significance. A visit to Wat Chom Sawan allows individuals to connect with the local culture and history through its stunning murals and sacred relics. The temple grounds are meticulously maintained, providing a peaceful retreat for meditation and reflection, as well as a gathering place for community events and religious ceremonies. Surrounding the temple, lush gardens and serene pathways invite exploration, making it an ideal spot for both spiritual seekers and nature lovers. Local artisans and vendors often showcase their crafts nearby, allowing visitors to experience traditional Thai culture at its finest. The warm hospitality of the monks and locals further enriches the experience, ensuring that each visit leaves a lasting impression of peace and enlightenment. Make Wat Chom Sawan a must-visit destination for those seeking a unique blend of culture, history, and spirituality in Thailand.
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Wat Chom Sawan is perched on a picturesque hilltop overlooking Yantrakit Koson Road Nai Wiang, Thailand
You can reach out to Wat Chom Sawan at +66 55 671 466 for any inquiries about your visit or special events.
Not your average Thai Wat. A beautiful Burmese style wooden building and inside almost reminiscent of the Mezquita in Cordoba with all the pillars. Off to the side an excellent and interesting stupa. Worth a detour from the center of town.
It doesn’t look like most Thai wat temples. It’s very old and wooden and beautifully crafted. I only spent twenty minutes there.
This is another Tai Yai (Myanmar) style temple in Phrae province. It is very nice and situated close to the city center. Inside there is a beautiful main Buddha statue called Phra Chom Sawan. There is no admission fee and you can take photo inside.
This temple proved to be surprisingly delightful. Dating to the second half of the 19th century when a large influx of ethnic Shan came to Phrae to work in timber concessions, this temple attests to a little known period of history.It is made of teak which gives it all a cool, airy feel. The columns are tree trunks as is evident from their slightly irregular shape. The interior is decorated with lovely glass mosaics and gold paint stencilling. You may well feel you are in Shan State in Myanmar.
This Shan (Burmese) style temple is well worth a stop. Beautiful Teak and inlay work very tastefully done. There is a serenity about this temple that makes it worth the visit.
A very small wooden temple with some excellent decoration. Large car park but little else around- well worth a visit
Let’s be honest, Thai temples get boring after a while.This one is the exception.It is a teak Burmese style temple and has a serene atmosphere that is captivating.Don’t miss this one.
Phrae has two Shan (Thai Yai, or Thai living in Burma) temples, distinguished by their wooden multi-tiered towers and simpler charm. Weavers are on sight, weaving or sewing together, the lengths of saffron cloth to wrap the chedi.
This stunning dark red architecture with gorgeous cascading roofs is an over 100 year old Burmese style teak temple embellished with many Lanna flags and lanterns. After we had worshipped the principle Buddha image, we strolled around the beautiful temple. There are many nice spots to take photos.
Beautiful teak temple, Burmese style. We were the only two people there the day we went and it was very quiet and serene. Exquisite architecture. Not to be missed.