[2025 Laplae Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Phra Brommathat Thung Yang, Uttaradit City (Updated May)

Wat Phra Borommathat Tung Yang is located in Tung Yang Subdistrict, Laplae District, Uttaradit Province, 5 kilometers from Uttaradit City. It is an important temple of Tung Yang City. Tung Yang City is currently considered a city with people living together for a long time, since before the establishment of the Sukhothai Kingdom. Inside the temple, there are important ancient sites and artifacts, namely: Phra Borommathat Chedi, Vihara Luang, the principal chedi, and the reclining Buddha image. #NortheasternTeam #WaitingForTheDayToTravel #WorldHeritage

Wat Phra Borommathat Tung Yang, Uttaradit Province An important temple in Tung Yang, built since the late Sukhothai period, during the reign of King Maha Thammaracha I or Phraya Lithai, which locals generally call Wat Borommathat. It is beautiful with a viharn that combines Lanna and Ayutthaya styles. The top of the chedi is a Mon-Burmese pagoda arch. The chedi is bell-shaped with four small pagodas at the base, in the style of Mon-Burmese pagodas. 📍 Tung Yang Subdistrict, Laplae District, Uttaradit Province #NewYearNewTrip #WatPhraBorommathatTungYang

An ancient temple in Tung Yang Subdistrict, Laplae District, Uttaradit Province ... Built in the late Sukhothai period, made of laterite and brick, with a 3-tiered roof, a beautifully carved pediment covered in gold lacquer. 🛕 Inside the royal chapel, there is Luang Pho Lak Mueang or Luang Pho To, a sacred Buddha image that is highly revered by the people because it grants wishes according to prayers. This temple is only about 5 kilometers from Mueang Uttaradit District ... If anyone has the opportunity to visit Uttaradit Province, stop by to worship and ask for blessings. 🚩 Location: Tung Yang Subdistrict, Laplae District, Uttaradit Province ( https://maps.app.goo.gl/MYR2PeimBjYYmYhR9 ) #100TravelTips #NatureAttractions #BeautifulPhotoTourism #trip #Uttaradit

Wat Phra Borommathat Tung Yang is believed to have been built in the late Sukhothai period, during the reign of King Maha Thammaracha I (Phraya Lithai). Locals generally call this temple Wat Borommathat, but most people prefer to call it Wat Tung Yang. The Fine Arts Department announced the registration of this temple as an important national historical site on March 8, 1935, and wrote the name of this temple as Wat Mahathat as the official name. The construction of the Phra Borommathat is said to have been done by King Maha Thammaracha I (Phraya Lithai), the ruler, who invited the relics of the Lord Buddha to be enshrined in an underground cave by digging down into a cave and building a chedi. The original shape of Phra Borommathat Muang Tung Yang was in the shape of a rice-bunch chedi, but later it was renovated by Phraya Taka, a Burmese timber trader during the Rattanakosin period, before 1901, in the form of a Burmese chedi. Then in 1908, a major earthquake occurred, causing the top of the chedi to collapse. At that time, Luang Por Kaew Sombun, the abbot of Wat Phra Borommathat, was the head of the renovation and repair. Inside Wat Phra Borommathat Tung Yang, the large royal chapel in front of the Tung Yang chedi, Somdet Krom Phraya Damrong Rajanubhab wrote that the royal chapel was old. On the front of the library, there was a carving of the city pillar of Ramakien, but it had worn away a lot. It was likely that the renovation and renovation of the walls inside the royal chapel was done with the story of Sangthong, which was still visible in the work of the craftsmen of the capital. The reason for writing the story of Sangthong was because there was a legend from the northern city that said that Tung Yang was the city of Thao Samon, in the story of Sangthong, which was written during the reign of King Borommakot in 2283 B.E. during the Ayutthaya period. At present, the land of Tung Yang is considered to be a city where people have lived continuously for a long time. There has been settlement mixed with the original local people until it can be observed that the people of Tung Yang have absorbed cultural influences, such as having a dialect and pronunciation similar to the people of Sukhothai Province. Tung Yang is an old city because it used to be the city of endurance of Sukhothai. The spoken language is similar to Sukhothai Province. There are beautiful ancient sites and antiques. Wat Phra Borommathat Tung Yang is the center of the hearts of the people of Uttaradit. Every year on the day of Phra Borommathat Tung Yang, there is an annual event called Atthami Puja, which is a simulation of the cremation of the Lord Buddha. It is a way to commemorate the Lord Buddha. It is a grand ceremony and a source of pride for the people of Tung Yang and Uttaradit. This is because the Atthami Puja ceremony was first held at Wat Phra Borommathat Tung Yang, Uttaradit Province, the only place in the world and a model for organizing ceremonies in other provinces, such as Wat Mai Sukontharam, Nakhon Pathom Province. Come and see the antiquity of Wat Phra Borommathat Tung Yang. #tripพาบินเที่ยวจีน

1. Wat Phra Borommathat Tung Yang 2. Mae Pool Waterfall 3. Laplae City Gate Arch

#summerdream Wat Phra Borommathat Thung Yang, the first tourist attraction in Uttaradit, is located on Uttaradit-Laplae Road, Thung Yang Sub-district, Laplae District, Uttaradit Province. This is another important tourist attraction in Uttaradit Province and is an important temple in Thung Yang District. It is assumed that Wat Phra Borommathat Thung Yang was built in the late Sukhothai period or during the reign of King Maha Thammaracha Phraya Lithai. It is considered another very old temple. Inside Wat Phra Borommathat Thung Yang, there are both beautiful historical sites and artifacts for everyone to visit comfortably. There is the Wihan Luang, which is the enshrined place of Luang Pho Lak Muang or Luang Pho To, the sacred Buddha image that has been with the city for a long time.

Phra Borommathat Tung Yang, Uttaradit Province It is an ancient Sri Lankan-style round stupa with a square base of 3 levels. The lower base has 4 small stupas as subordinates. The 3rd level base has 4 niches. It is assumed that it was renovated later. It is believed that it contains the relics of the Lord Buddha called the Urankathu, which is the chest bone. It is assumed that the original form of Phra Borommathat Tung Yang was a stupa in the shape of a rice bundle or lotus bud in the Sukhothai style. From the many later renovations, it was changed to other shapes. But still remains the base of the 3-tiered block, which is the characteristic of the base of a stupa in the shape of a rice bundle. #Travelwithtrip2024 #WatPhraBorommathatTungYang

Wat Phra Borommathat Tung Yang or Wat Na Phra That or also known as Wat Mahathat is a temple that enshrines the Phra Mahathat Chedi, which contains the relics of the Lord Buddha, which are important religious objects of Uttaradit Province. You can pay homage to the Phra Borommathat behind the principal Buddha image, called Luang Pho Prathan Thao or Luang Pho Lak Muang, which is a Buddha image in the Mara-Vijaya attitude in the Chiang Saen style, or see the antiques inside the temple, which are old mural paintings of the story of Phra Sangthong. This temple is an old temple with a legend about the arrival of the Lord Buddha. Coordinates: Tambon Tung Yang, Amphoe Laplae, Uttaradit Province, approximately 5 kilometers from the city center. #แสงในเศษฟู #thailand #travel #beautifultemplesaroundthailand

------Wat Phra Borommathat Tung Yang------ ___🙏🙏🙏🛕🌳📸🐈🐾🙏🙏🙏___ Located in Tung Yang Subdistrict, Laplae District, Uttaradit Province, only 5 kilometers away from Uttaradit Province💕 It is an important temple of Tung Yang City, an ancient city with people living together for a long time. It is said that since before the establishment of the Sukhothai Kingdom😲 The history of the construction of the Phra Borommathat says that Somdet Phra Maha Thammaracha Lithai, the ruler of Sukhothai, invited the relics of the Lord Buddha to be enshrined in an underground cave by digging down into a cave and building a Phra Borommathat on top🙏🙏🙏 The original Phra Borommathat was not in the form that it is today. The original form of the Phra Borommathat of Muang Tung Yang was in the form of a rice sheaf pagoda, but later it was renovated by Phraya Taka. Burmese timber traders in the Rattanakosin period, before 2544, were Burmese-style pagodas. Until 2451, there was a major earthquake, causing the top of the pagoda to collapse. Luang Pho Kaew Sombun, the abbot of Wat Phra Borommathat at that time, was the head of the renovation and repair, as it is today. 😎📸 The temple has the following important places: 🐈🐾 The Royal Vihara is an ancient Ayutthaya period built of laterite and brick. The roof has 3 levels of staggered roofs. The gable is carved and gilded beautifully, unlike any other. Inside the vihara is the enshrined Luang Pho Lak Muang or Luang Pho To, which the locals like to call Luang Pho Prathan Thao, who is the sacred Buddha image of the people of Tung Yang. 😋 The main pagoda is a bell-shaped pagoda with a base like a stacked chopping board with 3 levels of staggered levels. The lower level is made of laterite. There is a small bell-shaped pagoda in the middle of all 4 corners. The chedi's chedi on all 4 sides enshrines a standing Buddha image in a niche. There are also other ancient sites for you to walk around and learn more. 📸🐈🐾 Travel 🚙 Wat Phra Borommathat Tung Yang is located in Village 3, Ban Tung Yang, Tambon Tung Yang. From Uttaradit city, take Highway No. 102 for about 3 km. You will see the temple on the left. #Wat Phra Borommathat Tung Yang #Phra That Tung Yang #Luang Pho To #Luang Pho Prathan Thao #Muang Lab Lae #Uttaradit #Drive and rest when tired #mind_madge #Northeastern team #Visit Uttaradit #Winter trip #Visit Thai temples #Beautiful temples all over Thailand #Waiting for the day to travel

The construction of the Phra Borommathat It is said that Somdet Phra Maha Thammaracha Lithai, the ruler of Sukhothai, invited the relics of the Lord Buddha to be enshrined in an underground cave by digging down into a cave and building a Phra Borommathat. The original form of the Phra Borommathat of Muang Tung Yang was still in the form of a rice sheaf chedi, but later it was renovated by Phraya Taka, a Burmese timber trader during the Rattanakosin period, before 2544 B.E., into a Burmese-style chedi. Then in 2451 B.E., there was a major earthquake, causing the top of the Phra Borommathat chedi to collapse. Luang Pho Kaew, the abbot of Wat Phra Borommathat at that time, was the head of the renovation and repair, as seen today. It is believed that the relics of the Lord Buddha, called the Urankathu, or the chest bone, are enshrined. #thailand #travelthailand #beautifultemplesaroundthailand #thaitemple #prayforblessings #uttaradit