Luang Phor Waen, a disciple of Luang Phor Mun, stayed in the temple until he passed away.
Above: Monk identification of Luang Phor Waen when he was young. This was obtained from the museum located in the monastery.
Above: The kuti that Luang Phor Waen stayed.
Above: The image of Luang Phor Waen was captured when someone snapped a photo of Luang Phor Waen's funeral.
Above: The museum where Luang Phor Waen's belongings can be viewed.
The monk who took care of Luang Phor Waen:
Above: Luang Phor Waen with the monk who took care of him in his later years. The monk later became the abbot. When he eventually passed away and his body was creamated, the remains turned to relics.
5 comments:
Hi, I'm from Singapore and would like to visit Wat Doi Mae Pang. Would you kindly please share with me how can I get to this temple from Chiang Mai city?
Thank-you!
Hi, I'm from Singapore and would like to visit Wat Doi Mae Pang. Would you kindly please share with me how can I get to this temple from Chiang Mai city?
Thank-you!
Is it possible to share how to get to Wat Doi Mae Pang? Deeply appreciated.
Hi, my apologies as I am also not a Thai and do not know how to go there. The previous time I went there, the abbot of a temple (www.methika.com) brought us there.
I went in March 2016.
Flew to Chiang Mai.
Stayed at Princess hotel.
Called a driver/tour guide to bring us up to Mae Pang.
Very famous but isolated temple.
Can spend a whole day there to meditate.
A must go for Pious meditator and forest sect followers.
Get a driver, starting from morning, go to Wat Doi Mae Pang, bout noon can go to Wat Sangkaew Pothiyan, Kruba Ariya Chat's temple. Come back to Chiang Mai, go to Wat Chaiyasathan at Sarapee District, then go to Wat Phra Singh and Wat Chedi Luang in the town area..
After the trip, should be superbly inspired.. ^_^
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