Those who believe in superstition must stop by Wat Upakut in Chiang Mai 🙏

Praying for good luck, money, and work, you must come to worship at "Wat Upakut" #Chiang Mai. The Buddha image is the same as the name of the temple. Phra Upakut, Phra Upakut or Phra Buakhem is an important monk during the reign of King Ashoka the Great. This temple organizes an annual alms-giving tradition for Phra Upakut on the full moon day that falls on Wednesday, or what is called "Peng Put", the midnight alms-giving tradition. Anyone in Chiang Mai must try it at least once in their life. 🌟 In addition, you can pay homage to Grandfather Chivaka Komarabhadra, the Ubosot of Buddha Jayanti, and the pagoda. For those who don't know how to worship or what to prepare, don't worry. The temple has flowers, incense, and candles available for purchase according to your budget. There are also signs telling you where to go or you can ask the staff at the temple. 📍Location: Located on Tha Pae Road, on the Nawarat Bridge side. Come down from the bridge at the intersection for about 10 meters and you will find the temple on the left. 🚘 There is parking in the temple. If it's convenient like this, don't forget to stop by to worship and pray at Wat Upakut. #beautifultemplecoordinates #tripmission #visitchiangmai #Beautiful temples throughout Thailand #Old temples #Make merit and worship Buddha #Beautiful temples in Chiang Mai #Chiang Mai #Wat Upakut