Wat Hua Wiang Tai Temple

Wat Hua Wiang Tai is more than ​ 270 years old, built by Burmese merchants. It is a temple built with bricks and mortar. The temple wall is more than 160 years old. The highlight is that there are green serpents ​ stalks on the wall. The principal Buddha ​ is ​ Buddha ​ cement sculpture ​ Burmese art sculpture. It is another temple in Nan Province that has The gable is beautiful, the gable is colorful glass. The small viharn behind there is a chedi. The building behind has a small Burmese monk, built by a burmese merchant named Mong Sa or Mr. Mong Wong Chong, which are only two temples left in Nan Province. At Hua Wiang Tai Temple and Ku Kham Temple, Mueang Nan District, Hua Wei Temple Yong Tai is an old temple over 23 years old, built with bricks and cement, a Malila-style roof. The giving is a Burmese art stucco, with a lap of 6 cubits, 8 cubits high. There is also a temple wall over 60 years old, in the shape of two serpents slipping on the wall. and the chedi was built by Mr. Wong Chaikom with the group Tha Phra That is made of bricks and mortar, base is 14 cubits wide, 24 cubits high, inside the Buddha's relics. size as 9 lettuce seeds

Wat Hua Wiang Tai Built by a Burmese merchant named Mong Sa or Mr. Mong Wong Wong Chin is a temple built with bricks and mortar. The temple wall is more than 160 years old, in the shape of 2 serpents.