Wihan Lai Kham

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Wihan Lai Kham is a renowned Lanna-style ordination hall in Chiang Mai, Thailand, celebrated for its exquisite murals and traditional northern Thai architecture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist temple building
Lanna-style architecture
ordination hall
architecturalStyle Lanna
associatedWith Lanna Kingdom
northern Thai culture
country Thailand
culturalSignificance example of classic Lanna temple art
important site for study of northern Thai murals
hasFeature Buddha image in main hall
chofa roof finials
interior mural paintings
multi-tiered roof
richly decorated gables
heritageDesignation important Lanna heritage site
interiorDecoration gold and red lacquer work
knownFor Lanna-style murals
elaborate wood carvings
gilded interior decoration
murals depicting Jataka tales
traditional northern Thai architecture
languageOfInscriptions Lanna script
linked to: Tai Tham script
locatedIn Chiang Mai
Chiang Mai Province
Thailand
Wat Phra Singh Woramahawihan
linked to: Wat Phra Singh
material teak wood
partOf Wat Phra Singh temple complex
linked to: Wat Phra Singh
region Northern Thailand
linked to: northern Thailand
religion Buddhism
roofType multi-tiered Lanna roof
touristAttraction yes
usedFor Buddhist ceremonies
ordination rituals
visitorType art historians
pilgrims
tourists

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Wat Phra Singh hasPart Wihan Lai Kham