Pamu, the hundred guardians of the temple house🙏🏻

This is the place where the three-headed Ganesha is enshrined. The blessing posture, carved from a whole golden teak tree. There is ancient art to see. This building is a collection of excellent Thai art. There is a three-headed standing Ganesha, or what is known as the tallest Ganesha in Thailand. Made from the largest golden teak tree, 6 meters high, 2.5 meters wide, and weighing 5 tons. There is a house with a hundred doors, decorated with images of ancient guardian deities. There is a giant mirror carved with the pattern of Garuda fighting Naga. It is an art work that is made by hand by many craftsmen. There are staff to advise what to do at each point. The seniors give very good advice. The atmosphere is shady and the atmosphere is good. Anyone who intends to come and ask for a blessing can do so. It is a way to boost morale in work/life or anything else that is needed. There are many sacred objects for those who want to rent and worship if their minds are connected without being forced. Or boasting about the benefits 📍 79 7 Soi 9/2 Ganesha, Suthep Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai ⏰ Open 09:00-18:00 #Get a discount without relying on luck #Mu travel destinations #Mu Telu #Mu lovers must not miss #Visit Chiang Mai