Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep - Chiang Mai

Intro - Doi Suthep temple was built in 1383, on the top of the hill of the same name 1676m high above sea level - considered a sacred place of the people of Chiang Mai in particular and Thailand in general. According to legends, this temple was built to preserve the relics of the Buddha under the direction of King Nu Naone of the ancient kingdom of Lanna. In addition to preserving relics, Doi Suthep also preserves many precious Buddhist scriptures and rare Buddha statues from 600 years ago. After many times of repair and expansion, from a small stupa has become a spacious and solid temple with the help of Buddhists everywhere and ethnic people in the mountains. Highlights - When setting foot on this temple Doi Suthep , visitors will not be surprised by the majestic architecture, the majestic tombs and especially the gold-plated Buddha statues of all sizes. In particular, around the temple, there are also small bells that are not only highly aesthetic but also bring serenity and serenity to pilgrims whenever there is a gentle breeze. The architecture inside the pagoda is plated from gold leaf and granite, bringing uniqueness and magical sparkle in the morning sunlight. Chedi Tower is the largest tower located in the central area, this is where the Xa Xa is stored. Benefits of Buddha from thousands of years ago. Around the tower are small Buddha statues placed on four sides as if protecting the Buddha. In addition, around this tower are also hung yellow bells with the names of tourists from all over the world who come to pray for peace. The people of Chiang Mai have told each other that, to pray for good luck, visitors sincerely light incense and go around the Chedi tower 3 times. Or you can go in and listen to the monks preaching Buddhist scriptures, tie the thread in your hand for peace and luck. #mytripvlog #wecreate