Phra That Cho Hae, Phrae

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck ✨ Pay homage to the sacred relics of Phra That Cho Hae for the Year of the Tiger 🛕 A sacred landmark of Phrae, this dazzling golden pagoda is stunning from every angle. Don't miss it if you're visiting Phrae! You'll be filled with merit, joy, and tons of beautiful photos. 💛🙏 ⛩️ Pay homage to Phra That Cho Hae, a sacred landmark of Phrae. When in Phrae, a must-see is "Phra That Cho Hae," a sacred chedi representing the city and the sacred relic for those born in the Year of the Tiger. ✨ Sacredness and History Phra That Cho Hae is located on Cho Hae Road, Cho Hae Subdistrict, Phrae Province. According to legend, it was built around 1336–1338 during the reign of King Maha Thammaracha (Lithai). It features an octagonal chedi with twelve recessed corners, made of brick and plaster covered with brass sheets, and beautifully lacquered and gilded in a Chiang Saen style. Inside, it contains the Buddha's hair and left elbow relics. 🛕 Temple Interior Beauty Ubosot: Enshrining Luang Pho Cho Hae, the principal Buddha image, in a blend of Lanna and Chiang Saen styles. Vihara: Applied Lanna style, enshrining the Buddha Lokanat Bophit in the Naga Parak posture, with beautiful murals. Teak Buddha: Carved from golden teakwood, Lanna style. Reclining Buddha: Constructed of brick and mortar, lacquered and gilded in Burmese style. Antique Pulpit: Carved from teakwood in a blend of Thai and Lanna styles, lacquered and gilded. Kruba Srivijaya's Ashes: Located nearby. 📸 Tourist Atmosphere: The temple is peaceful and ideal for paying respects, enhancing auspiciousness, and capturing stunning photographs of the golden pagoda against the sky. Visitors can stroll around the temple to admire the ancient architecture. 📍 Location: 1 Village No. 11, Cho Hae Subdistrict, Mueang District, Phrae Province 🕰️ Opening Hours: Daily, 6:00 AM–6:00 PM 📅 Major Worship Events: 9th and 15th waxing moons of the 4th lunar month (around January) ☎️ For more information: 0 5459 9209 #VisitPhrae #VisitNorthernThailand #PhraThatChoHae #VisitTemple #Worship #PhotoTourism