Wat Rong SueTen temple

Visit the enchanted temple WAt Rong Sua Ten

Wat Rong Sua Ten, located in the area of Rim Kok Subdistrict, Muang District, Chiang Rai Province, built by using the concept of the Applied Thai art. Its uniqueness is azure blue, cut, gold. Inside the Viharn there is a white main Buddha image, 6.50 meters high, lap width 5 meters, and the scenery inside the temple has many beautiful photo angles. If you want cool photos, I recommend you to visit this temple because it is famous for a new Viharn with beautiful and unusual art. (the main prayer room and one of the most important structures of the temple for monks or nuns where a shrine (place of worship) with an image of the white marble Buddha and a meditation space. This is the building where monks get ordained/ordinated.) The highlight of Wat Rong Suea Ten is at the \"Ubosot\". It is a unique applied art which is outstanding for the use of azure blue color(indigo blue). This is why people called it “The blue temple”. The architectural patterns were designed by Mr. Phutta Kabkaew or Sala Nok, a local artist from Chiang Rai who used to be a student of Ajarn Chalermchai Kositpipat, the national artist in the field of the study “Visual Arts” in 2011. Some of the styles of art are a combination of similar to the works of Ajarn Chalermchai Kositpipat who create art works at Wat Rong Khun in Paa O Don Chai Subdistrict and Thawan Duchanee, who created Baan Dam Museum, Nang Lae Subdistrict, Mueang District, Chiang Rai Provincethe two famous national artists from Chiang Rai. The highlight of this temple is \"Wiharn Rong Suea Ten\", which has the distinctiveness of the Viharn The art of the temple is beautiful and unique. is an applied art using mainly blue and blue tones big white buddha and wall paintings that are beautiful and delicate. History of Wat Rong Suea Ten In the past, 80-100 years ago, it used to be the site of an abandoned temple, according to old people's stories. He said that in those days there were no houses and many people living in it. Therefore, there are many wild animals, especially tigers and villagers who pass through that area. They often like to see tigers jumping over the canals. Therefore, this area was subsequently called \"Rong Suea Ten\" and also called the nearby villages in this area. \"Ban Rong Suea Ten\" as well. Wat Rong Suea Ten was built because of Rong Suea Ten villagers. There is no place to make merit in the village. When making merit on important days, you have to make merit at other temples. causing the people in the village to scatter therefore jointly restored this abandoned temple To be

the center of the minds of Rong Suea Ten villagers and is the place where religious ceremonies are performed on important days therefore built this temple and gave it the name \"Wat Rong Suea Ten\" Hundredsof years later, restoration began on October 27th, 2005 and was completed on January 22nd, 2016 by the craftsmanship of a local artist, Mr. Phutta Kabkaew or Sala Nok, who was a student of Mr. Chalermchai Kositpipat, National Artist for Visual Arts (Painting) 2011, after the Wat Rong Khun Temple (the White temple) was built, he had the opportunity to apply his knowledge and experience to this temple restoration. Inside the temple with beautiful delicate lines which is the highlight of this temple Inside the temple when entering, you will see magnificent murals all around the interior. which is a fine image related to various Buddhist history The lines of the image are delicate and beautiful. according to the style of the painter and one that is extremely beautiful to be mentioned That is the president named \"Phra Buddha Ratchamongkhon Bodi Tri Lokanath\" Phra Buddha Singha One Pearl White The size of the lap is 5 meters wide and 6.5 meters high, with 88,000 Phra Rod Lamphun Buddha images and many gold and silver rings buried under this Buddha image. Including the area of the head was filled with the Buddha's relics which was bestowed upon Somdej Phra Yanasamvara, Supreme Patriarch Sakolmaha Sangha Parinayok as well as being given the name Phra Buddha Ratchamongkhon Bodi Tri Lokanat that means “The Buddha is auspicious. thou in majesty as a refuge in the three worlds” which makes many people take their faith to pay homage to the prosperity in their lives as well

Buddha image in the posture of prohibiting relatives enshrined at the back of the Viharn The pagoda “Phra That Ket Kaew Chulamani” with five Buddha images around, 20 meters high, at the top containing the Supreme Patriarch‘s relics ( Somdej Phra Yanasamvara, the Sakolmahasangkhaparinayok) The exterior is designed with applied Thai art. Use blue tones to contrast with gold.

Contact: 082 026 9038 Address: 306 Moo 2 Soi 5, Rong Suea Ten Community, Rim Kok Subdistrict, Mueang District, Chiang Rai Province 57100 Email : - GPS : 19.923306,99.841887 Things to do and see: Visiting hours : Every day from 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Throughout the year Location: Wat Rong Suea Ten is located at Rong Suea Ten Village, Rim Kok Subdistrict, Mueang District, Chiang Rai Province, located on the Rim Kok River. On the left east side of Chiang Rai Municipality 300 meters from the Mae Kok River Bridge, take the Mae Chan-Mae Sai Road when crossing the Mae Kok River Bridge and reaching a junction Turn left for about 250 meters into Mae Yao Road and turn left for about 50 meters into Wat Rong Suea Ten. Admission fee: no entrance fee Travel : Travelling by car or motorbike from Chiang Rai city-center, take Phahon Yothin Road north to Mae Sai District, passing the King Menrai Monument (Phor Khun ) at the five Intersection. Then continue for about 4 hundred meters until you see the Mae Kok River bridge ahead of the second traffic lights, keep left, go over the bridge and go straight on to the third traffic lights at the intersection, turn left there and go on for about 100 meters, you will see a sign indicating the entrance to the temple gate. https://www.emagtravel.com/archive/wat-rongsuaten.html https://www.thaiticketmajor.com/variety/travel/10735/ https://www.touronthai.com/travelguide/placeinfo.php?id=18362 053713014 [email protected] https://www.tupcr.ac.th/?cat=2