New Batch Phra Luang Phor Thuad amulet by Luang Phor Kaew - Wat Saphan Meikaen(The amulet just released by this week)Luang Phor Thuad "Dao Lit" by Luang Phor Kaew the great monk of the temple of Saphan Meikaen.Phra Luang Phor Thuad amulet - "Met Deng" by luang phor Keowimage of Luang Phor Kaew at the back of New Luang Phor Thuad "Met Deng"
Commissioned by the Queen of Thailand, Wat Huay Mongkol houses the largest statue of Phra Luang Phor Thuad (พระหลวงพ่อทวด) in the world龙婆托心咒Luang Phor Thuad KathaNaMoTaSa - BaGaVaTo - AraHaTo - SamMa - SamBuDahSa(3 Times)NaMoBuDhiSatTo - AhKanTiMaYa - ItiPaGaVa - NaCaLiTi
Luang Phor Kaew born in B.E 2455 (1912), he ordain at the age of 54 years old (B.E 2509) at Wat SaiKow and his teacher is Archan Nong.Luang Phor Kaew the great monk of the temple of Saphan Meikaen, Jana District, Songkla province. He is the greatest monk of all with widespread reputation about his shining supernatural knowledge and his powerful strength of magic spells.Luang Phor Kaew is very well
Luang Phor Thuad is a highest level monk during 400 years agoLuang Phor Thuad was born in B.E 2125 (1582) in Suan Chan Village, Chumphol Dustrict, Sathing Phra in Songkla (Southern Thailand). His parent was Khun Hu and Mae Chan, a poor couple living in the place of Shrentthi Pan, the wealthy landlord. His parents name their child as “Pu” (meaning crab).When Pu (Luang Phor Thuad) was less than
New Batch of Luang Phor Thuad (B.E 2551) amulet consecrated by Luang Phor Thong, Wat ShamPoChey.The launching date of this new batch of Thuad amulet will be on 8th December 2008.From the part of catalog we can see (from left to right) the GaMaiKit (Square match box type), Pim A and HuaWean (Ring type) of Luang Phor ThuadThe Luang Phor Thuad (Loy Ong)
"Katin 51 Mung Yant LanGaSuGar" Phra Luang Phor Thuad B.E 2551 by Archan Deng New batch of Archan Deng Phra Luang Phor Thuad (B.E 2551) will be out on 1st November 2008.
Tarkut (Metta) by Archan ThongLuang Phor Thong (Archan Thong) - Wat ShamPoChey famous for making Tarkut. One of the best Tarkut he ever made is Tarkut which for Metta (loving kindness), business, career and wealth porpose.
Luang Phor Thong (Archan Thong) - Wat ShamPoChey practice Vipasana meditation and can foresee people's future, cure black magic, business prediction and many unforseen power.Luang Phor Thong's (AC Thong) Tarkut B.E 2545 for KongKraPan In B.E 2527, he started to make Tarkut for devotees who came to the temple to pray or made donations. Miraculously in many cases, the takruts protected the wearers f
Luang Phor Tim (LP Tim) was born in Ban Hua Tunnttabuon, Tambon Laharn, Ampher Bannkaii, Chengwat Rayong. His name is Tim, family name is Ngamsii and he was born in the year of the Rabbit, on 16 June BE2422.At the age of 17, his father sent him to Tan Phor Singh and he studied for one year. After his studies, his father brought him home. In BE2449, he returned to his hometown and was ordained as a
Luang Phor Kalong is recognised as one of Thailand's true Guru monks, practised in the arts of meditation, telepathy and magical incantations.The Reverend Father Kalong was born on a Saturday in the second lunar month of 1919 at Klong 7, Pathumthani Province.His mother was from Supanburi Province– she was Luang Phor Niam's younger sister, making Luang Phor Kalong the nephew of Luang Phor Niam of
Archan Tim (AC Tim) abbot of Wat ChangHai and the first master ever make Luang Phor Thuad (LP Thuad) amulet.In B.E 2490s, Archan Tim (Wat ChangHai) and Archan Nong decided to get some amulets to give to all the donors that help to re-build and furbish Wat ChangHai. They traveled all the way to Bangkok to look for amulets and un-expectedly they met many Guru Monks of Wat Rakang and; were impart
This photo was taken in the streets of Luang Prabang, Laos in 2005...And no, this is not the flag from Laos at the windows... see below flag and coat of arms.
A la mañana siguiente, en Luang Prabang, intentamos aprovechar al máximo el hotel, durmiendo hasta última hora y duchándonos (cuando volvió la luz). Luego fuimos en busca de un alojamiento más céntrico, pero vistas las experiencias anteriores decidimos desayunar primero. Después de mirar 6 ó 7 guesthouses nos quedamos con la única, prácticamente, que no olía a cerrado o a humedad.Salim
This is photo of Wat Nong Sikhunmeuang temple, in Luang Prabang (or Louangphrabang), Laos. There are more than 30 temples in the relatively small town of Luang Prabang (also notable as a UNESCO World Heritage Site). Wat Nong Sikhunmeuang is not the most famous of them (compared to Wat Xieng Thong or Wat Mai) but has a large and richly decorated sim, with fish and naga brackets supporting the roof
Trip notes:Departure: Daily Pick-up time: 8:00 am or 2:00 pm Drop-off time: 12:00 am or 6:00 pm Pick-up/drop-off location: Your hotel in Luong Prabang Offers available: - Join group from 4 persons: US$ 48 - Join group of 3 persons: US$ 53 - Join group of 2 persons: US$ 61 - Solo traveler:
Trip notes:Departure: Daily Pick-up time: 8:00 amDrop-off time: 6:00 pm Pick-up/drop-off location: Your hotel in Luong Prabang Offers available: - Join group from 4 persons: US$ 60 - Join group of 3 persons: US$ 66 - Join group of 2 persons: US$ 82 - Solo traveler: US$ 127
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I had the incredible delight of spending 2 days and 2 nights in Luang Prabang (Lao.co.uk, Lao Embassy, UNESCO World Heritage, Luang Prabang 2 Day, Luang Prabang Travel, Wikipedia, Wikitravel, The New York Times, Travelfish.org). Luang Prabang is a flourishing and small town that is beautifully situated on the banks of the Mekong and Nam Khan Rivers (they converge in Luang Prabang). Unfortunately, I left not getting to see and do everything that I wanted to. Oh well, this just gives me a reason to came back to Laos (a country I am falling in love with!) in the near future.The first night we arrived in Luang Prabang was pretty casual. Kim, Tyler, Sonja, and I decided to find a place to watch the sunset. We didn't have to look far--we walked to Phou Si (Lao translation: Holy Mountin), which i
An American-style Breakfast was waiting for us when we woke this morning at 8:00a.m.at the Namkhong Guesthouse in Chiang Khong (ChiangKhong.com, iChiangRai.com, Wikitravel, Wikipedia, Travelfish.org. The breakfast and a take away lunch were included in the price of the package that we had purchased from Sabai Tours to get us from Chiang Mai, Thailiand to Luang Prabang, Laos. After breakfast a 9:00 a.m. ferry (also included in the package) took us to Laos across the the Mekong River (Wikipedia.com, Mekong River Commission, InternationalRivers.org, InfoMekong.com, MekongRiver.org), World Wildlife Fund). We obtained Lao Visas at the border for $36.00 (only U.S. dollars are accepted), and a taxi (included in the package) had us on our way to the fast-boat docks in by 10:00 a.m.When we saw what
Thailand’s border with Myanmar (Burma) is a curious area. The last hills of the great Himalayan range separate two Buddhist nations with a long history of conflict.
I will be gone for about 4 or 5 days. I will take alot of pictures and post them here when i get back. I will not be posting anything for those days because I don't have a pc where I'm going nor do I want one haha!
Introduction to Luang Prabang, Laos
Nestling in a slim valley shaped by lofty, green mountains and cut by the swift Mekong and Khan rivers, LOUANG PHABANG exudes tranquillity and grandeur. A tiny mountain kingdom for more than a thousand years and designated a World Heritage site in 1995, it is endowed with a legacy of ancient, red-roofed temples and French-Indochinese architecture, not to mention some of the country’s most refined cuisine, its richest culture and most sacred Buddha image.
The very name Louang Phabang conjures up the classic image of Laos – streets of ochre colonial houses and swaying palms, lines of saffron-robed monks gliding through the morning mist, and, of course, longtail boats racing down the Mekong. This is where the first proto-Lao nation took root. It is the most Lao city in Laos, the only one where ethnic Lao are in the majority and where the back streets and cobblestoned lanes have a distinctly village-like feel.
It’s the birthplace of count
Wat Phra Pai Luang is a large monastery about a kilometer north of the city walls. It is surrounded by a moat. It originally consisted of three laterite and stucco Prang, which were probably founded in the late 12th century when Sukhothai was part of the Khmer Empire. Wat Phra Pai Luang may have been the center of the original city, if Wat Mahathat and the present city walls date only from the 13th century. A fragmentary Jayabuddhamahanatha, one of the images founded by the Cambodian King Jayavarman VII in 1191, was found in the Wihan and is now displayed on the terrace of the museum. Of the three Prang, only the northern one stands intact. The stucco décor on its northern pediment appears original, while the western pediment was re – stuccoed in about the second half of the 13th century, and on the southern face there are traces of still later repairs. During the restorations of 1965 – 66, a large stucco sitting Buddha in the central Prang collapsed, disclosing numerous smaller
Is a picturesque gorge about 105 kilometres from Chiang Mai City and teak forests and mountains frame it. During the rainy season, the rapidly flowing river crashing on the boulders and through the ravine give a dramatic picture of nature's strength. A bridge connects the two sides of the narrow, steep gorge. The National Park Office has tents and sleeping equipment for visitors to rent at modest prices. For more information contact Recreation Department of The Royal Forest Department, Bangkok 10900 or tel. 0 – 2579 – 5734, 0 – 2579 – 7223, 0 – 2561 – 4292 – 6 ext. 724, 725 or contact the Ob Luang National Park, Hod district tel. 0 – 5322 – 9272 The Mae Chaem River was originally called the “Salak hin”. The river created a big but narrow canyon , which is called Ob Luang. The rocks and cliffs are subject to erosion by the strong currents of the river and have formed the canyon and strangely shaped rockformations. The water have to force it’s way past r
This temple has a charming wooden Lanna style viharn built around 1857. It is famous for its 19th century murals, which depict tales of the previous lives of the Buddha in a northern style. Continue down the lane to Ban Suan restaurant and access to H 1317 beyond.Related Tags: Mural Painting/Wat Buak Khrok Luang/Chiangmai/Thai painting/Temple/ancient
This temple lies 18 kms. south of Lampang and is one of the North's finest. To the left of the chedi is a Vihara with a carved wood facade and double - level roofs. Harmonious proportions and exquisite interior decoration make Wat Lampang Luang one of the best examples of Northern - style religious architecture.The temple buildings seen today were built in the fifteenth century, and one of the reasons for the temple's popularity is the relatively pure state of all the temple buildings. Unlike most of the temples in Chiang Mai, Wat Phra That Lampang Luang hasn't been 'improved' to conform to modern Thai ideas about temples. The courtyard is still filled with sand, and the huge main wiharn (prayer hall) is still open on all sides.To enter the temple, you must pass a pair of guardian lions and climb the naga stairway up to the massive main gate. The main prayer hall, the Wiharn Luang, stands close inside the main entrance. The wiharn is open on all four sides, forming a huge cov
This cave is located approximately five kilometers from khao Wang. From the foot hill, there are concrete stair cases leading to the cave entrance. Khao Luang is a small-sized hill having a height of 92 meters at the peak. However, Khao Luang Cave is regarded as the Largest and most important cave of Changwat Phetchaburi because the important ornamented Buddha image built by King Rama V and dedicated to King Rama III and IV is enshrined here. This cave had been a royal picnic site since the King Rama IV period. He was very fond of this place so that he commanded the renovation of several old Buddha images in the cave.On the right hand side of the entrance at Khao Luang foot hill, there is a big beautiful monastery called by Phetchaburi folks Wat Tham Klaep which is now Wat Bun Thawi. There are some interesting items to be seen in this monastery such as a hude multipurpose pavilion, and beautiful wood carved door panels of the main shrine hall which was designed and constructed by the L
King Saen Muang Ma began building the Phra Chedi Luang to enshrine the relics of his father at the end of the 14th century, but King Tilokarat completed it. The chedi used to be 90 meters high before it was partly destroyed in an earthquake in 1545; it was to remain the tallest structure in Chiang Mai for over 500 years. The present restored chedi is about 60 meters high. One of the best times to see this chedi is during the wian tian ceremony in the evening on one of the main Buddhist festival days. The large viharn was built in 1928. Round columns with bell shaped bases and lotus finials support the high red ceiling inside. The standing Buddha image inside is known as the Phra Chao Attarot. Made of a combination ofbrass alloy and mortar, the image dates back to King Saen Muang Ma (r.1385-1401). Buddhist posters are placed along the walls between the windows, and cabinets with Buddha images and Bencharong ceramics line the walls. The cross shaped hall to the south of the main viharn
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Salaeng Luang.National Park. In 1959, 14 important forests were proposed for inclusion in national parks, among them the once vast and malarial Thung Salaeng Luang. Eventually, in 1972, 1,262 square kilometers were declared the Thung Salaeng Luang National Park. But from the late 1960’s to the early 1980’s the forest was used as a major base area and infiltration route for guerrillas of the outlawed Communist Party of Thailand (CPT). It was sealed off by the Thai military from even the park officials. One of the climactic showdowns of the war with Communist insurgents took place at nearby Khao Kor, where government forces defeated the guerrillas in a series of tough battles in 1981 and 1982, Khao Kor is now the site of a resort and community–based development protects. Guerrillas have not been the park’s only scourge. Other intruders were hilltribe people and squatters who made use of the Phitsanulok–Lomsak highway running through the park’s northern end to gain easy access
This is the second Travel in 10 videocast. It is a short clip of images from Luang Prabang, Laos, and should work to view on the new video ipod or right here on our webpage. More information on all of the places shown can be found on last week's audio show about Luang Prabang. Travel in Ten is a ten minute window on some of the coolest places to visit around the world. From Hip Hotels to great restaurants to concerts and festivals we will be presenting audio tours and soundscapes of interesting places around the globe. We hope you enjoy the podcast, please send any questions, comments or suggestions to travelin10@gmail.com
This is the third in a series of Travel in 10 podcasts. On this week's show we go to visit Luang Prabang, Laos. We will provide reviews of two hip hotels, the Apsara, and the 3 Nagas Boutique Hotel, and also look at great activities in the area from the night market, to excursions to nearby Kwang Xi Waterfall. The websites for the two hotels reviewed in the webcast are:http://www.apsara.com http://www.3nagas.comTravel in Ten is a ten minute window on some of the coolest places to visit around the world. From Hip Hotels to great restaurants to concerts and festivals we will be presenting audio tours and soundscapes of interesting places around the globe.We hope you enjoy the podcast. Please send any questions, comments or suggestions to travelin10@gmail.com
