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Address: Phahon Yothin Rd, Chiang Rai, Thailand
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It can be said to be a patron saint in Chiang Rai, Thailand. The square is quite large, and there are some elephant statues. Elephants are also the most important feature in northern Thailand. It is quite convenient to park at night nearby.
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It can be said to be a patron saint in Chiang Rai, Thailand. The square is quite large, and there are some elephant statues. Elephants are also the most important feature in northern Thailand. It is quite convenient to park at night nearby.
The King Mangalai Monument forms a large square with a statue of the king and a golden monument like a Chinese screen. There are many worshippers throughout the square, which symbolizes everyone’s respect for the king. If you have time, you can come here to have a fight. Card turn
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The King Mangalai Monument is not very close to the center of Chiang Rai, so there are not many tourists here and it is still within walking distance. The original intention was a monument, but now some Thai people come here to worship.
King Mangalai is as famous as the Emperor Lan Gan Ting of the Sukhothai dynasty. Even now, he is very much loved by the Thai people. There are many tributes here, left by the Thai people when they spontaneously commemorate him.