Wat Si Rong Mueang
วัดศรีรองเมือง
A Burmese-style teak temple built in 1905, funded by a Burmese timber merchant. Its layered roofs and colored glass mosaic interior are extremely ornate.
This temple was funded by a Burmese timber merchant and built by Burmese craftsmen. The main hall is built entirely of teak, and its roof has multiple Burmese-style tiers that rise like stacked pagodas. The pillars and ceilings inside are covered in gold leaf and colored glass mosaics that glitter in the light, and the Buddha images are also in Burmese style. It is the most representative Burmese-style temple in Lampang and can be included on the same walking route as nearby Wat Pongsanuk. Admission is free, but dress modestly.
Opening hours
About 08:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Lampang Horse Carriage Ride
- Nakhon Lampang Railway Station
- Wat Pongsanuk
- Kad Kong Ta Street
- Ratsadaphisek Bridge
- Wat Si Chum (Lampang)
- Baan Sao Nak
- Wat Phra Kaew Don Tao