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Wat Hua Wiang-January 2024
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Jan 22, 2025

　　This wát, just west of Mae Hong Son’s morning market, is recognised for its bòht (chapel), boasting an elaborate tiered wooden roof and a revered bronze Buddha statue from Mandalay (Myanmar).

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