Sacred Temples and Sites
Mae Rim’s spiritual landscape is anchored by Wat Pa Dara Phirom, a Royal Temple featuring intricate Lanna-style architecture and a museum dedicated to Princess Dara Rasmi. The collection also includes Phraphutthabat Si Roi, a significant pilgrimage site housing four overlapping Buddha footprints carved into stone. These sites, along with local temples like Wat Nong Gai and Wat Mae Rim, showcase traditional northern Thai religious craftsmanship and serve as active centers for Buddhist practice and meditation.
A Wat Pa Dara Phirom
Home of Thai princess restored to its former splendour. The site shows how people lived long time ago.
Wat Nong Gai
Buddhist temple featuring traditional Lanna-style architecture and large golden Buddha statues.
Wat Mae Rim
Community Buddhist temple serving as a center for local religious ceremonies in the Mae Rim district.
Wat Sa Luang Nok
Buddhist temple and place of worship located in the Sa Luang sub-district.
Wat San Pa Tueng
Local Buddhist temple and place of worship.
Phraphutthabat Si Roi
Sacred pilgrimage site housing four overlapping footprints carved into stone, attributed to different Buddhas.
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