
The Wat Phan Tao is situated in the city centre inside the moats, adjacent to the Wat Chedi Luang. It is characterised by its wihaan built in teakwood. Its structure in wood gives it a very special atmosphere. In the evening, the Wat Phan Tao is finely illuminated. You can decide to visit it on a Sunday Evening, so that you can explore it in the night and at the same time, do shopping at the outdoor Sunday Market (from 5pm, from Wat Phra Singh to Thapae Gate, and adjacent roads).
January 2008
Eric's photo
Nikon F50, lens 28/80mm This temple has the particularity of having been built in teak wood.
This temple has the particularity of having been built in teak wood.
January 2008
Eric's photo
Nikon F50, lens 28/80mm Inside the wihaan. It is supported by 28 teak-pillars.
Inside the wihaan. It is supported by 28 teak-pillars.
January 2008
Eric's photo
Nikon F50, lens 28/80mm Decoration with traditional flags in Lanna style.
Decoration with traditional flags in Lanna style.
January 2008
Eric's photo
Nikon F50, lens 28/80mm Buddha of Thursday : lotus position.
Buddha of Thursday : lotus position.
January 2008
Eric's photo
Nikon F50, lens 28/80mm
April 2008
Eric's photo
Nikon F50, lens 28/80mm Getting ready for Song Kran festival.
Getting ready for Song Kran festival.
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		Last update: Thursday, December 23, 2010.