Discover - Wat Mae Phuak - Fact, History and Travel Information

Wat Mae Phuak is a Buddhist temple in Nan Province, Thailand. It is located about 35 km from the provincial capital, Nan City. The temple is believed to have been founded more than 700 years ago in the early Sukhotai period. Wat Mae Phuak
Overview:

The temple is situated in the remote village of Thaan Phu Pak, close to Pua town. The temple main features are its two golden coloured prangs or towers, one of which is believed to be the oldest in Thailand. The temple also has a large courtyard and other numerous traditional artworks. Wat Mae Phuak
Facts:

Wat Mae Phuak is considered one of the most significant and picturesque temples in Nan Province, and has been designated as a National Ancient Monument. Wat Mae Phuak
History:

Historians believe that the temple was built during the early Sukhotai period, perhaps as early as 1270, by Phra Payuhan, a monk from Sukhothai. The area around the temple was once a site of hermits and ascetics, who used to come to meditate. Wat Mae Phuak
Travel:

Visitors can reach Wat Mae Phuak by traveling to Nan province and then visiting the village of Thaan Phu Pak. Visitors can also access the temple via public transportation. Visitors can also drive to the temple. There are also an abundance of restaurants, guesthouses and other accommodations nearby.

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City:
Phuket
country:
ประเทศไทย
Village:
Ban Mae Puek
country code:
th