Wat Phra Bat Ming Muang Worawihan, the royal temple of Phrae

Wat Phra Bat Ming Mueang Worawihan is located on Charoen Mueang Road, Mueang Phrae District. It is the only royal temple in Phrae Province. It is an ancient temple that was created from two temples combined: Wat Phra Bat and Wat Ming Mueang. It is considered the spiritual center of Phrae people and the center of Phrae province’s ceremonies. Inside the temple, there is the Ming Mueang Chedi and the enshrined Phra Phuttha Kosai Sirichai Maha Sakyamuni, a sacred Buddha image of Phrae Province. There is the Ming Mueang Wihan, which is currently the Ming Mueang Wihan Museum. Inside, there is the principal Buddha image made of stucco in the Lanna style of Phrae. There are also many interesting Lanna items on display, old photographs, and the most notable object is a scripture embroidered with silk, which was embroidered and offered to Wat Phra Bat Ming Mueang by Mae Chao Bualai, the wife of Phra Phiriya Thep Wong, the last ruler of Phrae. 🗣Highlights of Wat Ming Muang - 🏛Phra Phuttha Kosai Sirichai Maha Sakyamuni - 🏛Ho Phra Phutthabat - 🏛Ho Buraphachan Phra Chedi - 🏛Ho Phra Chao Tan Jai - 🏛Ming Muang Wihan Museum #Old temples in Phrae Province #Traveling to Phrae as an outsider #Phrae is a secondary city that is second to none #Traveling to Phrae #Phrae Province