Wat May Souvannapoumaram in Louangphrabang

มีค่าเข้าชมตัวโบสถ์ 20,000 kip เข้าพื้นที่วัดได้ฟรี แต่ประตูเข้าข้างในอุโบสถจะมีคนนั่งเฝ้าขายตั๋วทุกวัน ไม่เว้นวันหยุด กำแพงโบสถ์ข้างนอกสวยดี แต่ข้างในดูแล้วไม่ค่อยมีอะไร เฉยๆ นะ ไม่แน่ใจว่าเก็บเงินทำไม เพราะไม่ใช่แลนด์มาร์คอะไรเลย ถ้าไม่ซีเรียสอะไร ดูจากข้างนอกก็ได้ครับ

โบสถ์หลังงามมาก มีสิมเก่าแก่สองหลังหน้าโบสถ์วันธรรมดาเข้าชมฟรี วัดหยุดมีค่าเข้าชม สองหมื่นกีบ

วัดอยู่กลางระหว่างตลาดเช้าและตลาดกลางคืน สวยด้วยลายปูนปั้น ถ้ามาหลวงพระบางควรแวะเข้าไปชมความงามกันครับ

Very interesting and beautiful temple, with a beautiful interior design and multiple Buddha statues and a very special golden wall design.The ticket inside costs 20k for adults and the children are free. We came around 12:30 and the place was all to ourselves.There are no signs in English though and while there are some ancient structures outside, we were not able to figure out what they are :(This temple can be combined with the morning markets visit, the viewpoint or the palace museum. Also, there are multiple tuktuks waiting outside, so you dont need to worry about transportation.

วัดนี้สวยมาก อยู่ใจกลางเมืองหลวงพระบาง ติดกับเขาพระธาตุพูสีจุดชมวิวเมืองหลวงพระบางแบบ 360 องศา ตอนเช้าๆ เดินเล่นตลาดเช้า แล้วมากราบนมัสการพระประธานในพระอุโบสถ

Good to see

Nicenppqce for relaxing and wwlkingnin the morning and evening

お寺の詳細は他の口コミに譲る。夜になると外の路上でナイトマーケットが開かれ、特徴的なデザインの衣服や小物を売っている。多彩で目を奪われ、ついつい財布の紐を緩めることになるが悪いものではない。このマーケットをそばの丘から俯瞰的に見た時には実に幻想的。

A gorgeous temple worth seeing and a true testament to the Laotian architecture. The walls are covered in gold and Buddha images are abundant. Definitely worth seeing while in Luang Prabang.

Beautiful temple with a great golden Pagoda

Buddhism started in Indian to hindu king siddhartha rajput and it a great hindu king

Wat Mai SuwannaphumahamThis is one of the grandest and most impressive temples in Luang Prabang. Built in 1788 having taken 70 years to complete, it housed the golden Pra Bang Buddha palladium of Luang Prabang between 1894 and 1947. Wat Mai means “New Monastery” and it was here that the Pra Sangkharat, the highest Buddhist dignitary in Laos, resided from 1894. Restoration took place in 1821 during the reign of King Manthatourat (1817-36). During New Year celebrations the Pra Bang Buddha statue is brought from the Royal Palace (National Museumto Wat Mai for its annual three day ritual cleansing.

pretty!

เป็นอีก 1 วัดที่สวยมากในหลวงพระบาง ตัวอุโบสถด้านหน้าเป็นลวดลายแกะสลักปิดทองทั้งหลัง เสียค่าเข้า 10.000 กีบถ้าจำไม่ผิด

One of the most important temples in Luang Phrabang, where the ceremony of cleansing the Prabang Buddha is happening in every April. Not so old building, but still spectacular with its detailed carvings and golden surfaces. Entrace fee is 10k kip.

Nice temple at the foot of Mount Phousi and across the road from my guest house. There are two main buildings and this time the older hall was being used, which Id never seen on previous trips. Their lantern display was also pretty good.

One of the most interesting Wat in Luangprabang, famous to host the Phra Bang Buddha during Lao New Year and for it murals about Vessantara story (from the Jataka tales)

Typical Temple. But not sure why they are collecting 10,000KIP for entrance fee. I suppose most tourist dont make donation at the temple. Hopefully the money they collected stays at the temple and not go into other pockets.

New monastery and next to earlier Palace, now museum. Real Buddha soul omnipresent.

The decorative work is visually interesting. This Wat is culturally important. The associated monastery was the home of the much revered Pha Sangkarat. There is a gilded depiction of the Phra Lak Phra Lam epic (the Laotian version of the Indian Ramayanain the front portico.

Gorgeous and full of historical details. You need a good local guide to tell you the story, then you will enjoy it. Good spot for taking cultural photos.

Not big but worth the 10.000kip entrance fee

One of main temples in this area. Nice to look around (Im atheist but its still ok to look around)

วัดใหม่ ตามคำบอกเล่าคือ วัดที่สร้างใหม่วัดสุดท้ายในหลวงพระบาง ความสวยอยู่ที่ผนังโบสถุ์ด้านนอกที่แกะสลักได้สวยงามและทาสีทองทั้งหมด ตอนกลางคืนก็จะประดับไฟสวยๆแบบนี้ วัดอยู่ใกล้กับตลาดมืด

10,000 KIP entry fee. The gold coloured wall carvings is quite unique here. I like the buddhist quotes scattered around the temple compounds.

It is a small temple. If you have time is worth it to visit all temples around the city. It will take you one morning

Nice

Nice temple, and within easy walk of most hotels. The morning market starts behind, while the night tourist market runs across the front, 10000 kip for an entry ticket, but lots of things to see and take photos of within a small compound. After the visit, you can head to the Royal Museum next door, or Mount Phousi across the road.Do also check out the small library across.

So beatiful and so old antique temple need to pay 10,000 kips for entrance I like this temple very nice to visit 😊🖒

Large prayer hall of the temple complex. A nominal fee to enter- get the ticket at the entrance gate. Impressive golden Buddah but also notice the many smaller Buddahs, including a beautiful green (jade copy?statue

Beautiful!

Beautiful temple with a great golden Pagoda

荘厳な寺院です。ルアンパバーンの中でも著名な寺院の一つだそうです。入館料は10000k。ルアンパバーン様式の目立つ、最も大きな建物には、大きな仏像が納められています。本堂のベンチに座りながら一休みするのもいいかも。時が経つのを忘れます。追伸旅を終えてみると、このお寺が一番厳かな感じがした。

Historic temple and monastery on the main road

I found fresh sticky rice in leo mouth.

Magic!!

An beautifully decorated Buddhist temple. 10,000kip entrance fee.

Very nice temple.

Nice smaller temple to walk around and explore hidden treasures. The staff or guards are all very nice.

Good.

10000 for entrance fee. Nothing much that you cant see from outside.

A quick trip through to see gold Buddha statues. Several monks around he premises.

Doesnt look like much outside but inside have some very nice Buddha statues. 10k Kip entry fee

Vat Mai Suwannaphumaham (1788 et rénové en 1821, 1891, 1943 et 1963(Nom : Monastère du nouveau village (à la place du village du pilier des éléphants))Construit vers la fin du 18ème siècle selon certaines sources, cest un des rares temples à ne pas avoir été brûlé par les Hos (Pavillons Noirs). Le toit du sim à cinq pans est dans le pur style de Luang Phabang. La véranda constitue loriginalité du temple : richement décorée à la feuille dor sur du stuc, les fresques représentent des épopées du Ramayana ainsi que des scènes quotidiennes illustrant la vie et la faune du Laos. Lintérieur du temple est décoré de motifs traditionnels de couleurs or, rouge et noire et renferme de belles statues en bois de différentes époques. La population se relaie jour et nuit pour accomplir cet acte de dévotion. Le Vat Mai Suwannaphumaham ou Vat Mai (Nouveau Monastèreest l’un des plus grands et des plus beaux temples de Luang Phabang. Sa situation centrale (devant le marché de nuit, voisinant le Palais Royalen fait aussi l’un des plus visités de l’ancienne ville royale. Ce Vat fut construit par le roi Anourout. Sa restauration, durant le règne du roi Manthatourat (1817-1836lui donna son nom définitif de "Nouveau Monastère". Ce temple a une grande importance pour les lao de Luang Phabang. Il a servi un temps de temple pour la famille royale, et a abrité longtemps le Pha Bang (de 1894 à 1947), ce palladium, cet emblème mystique national du pays, et ce après que les Chinois eurent dévasté la ville dans la seconde moitié du 19ème siècle. Il fut, de plus, la résidence du plus haut dignitaire Bouddhiste Lao, Phra Sangkharat. Durant Pimai, le Nouvel An Lao, le Pha Bang est exposé dans ce temple durant 3 jours. Les lao de tout le pays viennent alors dévotement arroser d’eau la statue sacrée, emblème du Laos, en faisant leurs vœux.Toiture exceptionnelle à 5 étages. Porche perpendiculaire, véranda portique avec mur d’entrée complètement sculpté de scènes du Jataka Vesantara (1968recouvertes de feuilles d’or.Wat Mai Suwannaphum Aham (1788 and renovated in 1821, 1891, 1943 and 1963(Name: Monastery of the new village)Built in the late 18th century according to some sources, it is one of the few temples that has not been burned by the Ho (Black Flag). The roof of the five-sided sim is in the style of Luang Phabang. The veranda is the originality of the temple richly decorated with gold leaf on stucco, frescoes represent epics of Ramayana and daily scenes depicting life and fauna of Laos. The interior of the temple is decorated with traditional colors or patterns, red and black and contains beautiful wooden statues from different eras. The Wat Mai Suwannaphumaham (New Monasteryis one of the largest and most beautiful temples in Luang Phabang. The central location (to the night market, voisinant the Royal Palacemakes it also one of the most visited of the old royal city. This Wat was built by King Anourout. Its restoration during the reign of King Manthatourat (1817-1836gave it its final name of "New Monastery". This temple is of great importance for Lao Luang Phabang. It served as a temple of time for the royal family, and was home long Pha Bang (1894 to 1947), the palladium, the National mystic emblem of the country, and after that the Chinese had devastated the city in the second half 19th century. He was, moreover, the residence of the Lao Buddhist highest dignitary, Phra Sangkharat. During Pimai, the Lao New Year, the Pha Bang is exposed in this temple for 3 days. Lao across the country then come devoutly sprinkle water the sacred statue, symbol of Laos, by their vows.Exceptional roof with 5 floors. Perpendicular porch, veranda porch entrance wall completely carved scenes from the Jataka Vesantara (1968covered with gold leaf.

Great place to meet and interact with monks. The entrance of 10k Kip is in my opinion justified. Ive got a private tour by a monk 👍🏼

Peaceful place! Entry fee 10,000kip

A peaceful place!

Charming

beautiful

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