These two adjacent Burmese-Shan temples are located just off Mae Sariang’s main street. Built in 1896, Wat Jong Sung is the more interesting of the two and has slender, Shan-style chedi (stupas) and wooden monastic buildings.
Wat Jong Sung & Wat Si Bunruang
Mae Hong Son Province
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