SOME TAI ARCHITECTURE & CUSTOMS
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Haw Lik: Tai people listening to sermons about Dharma |
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Wat Mawk Zarm (Buddhist Temple), Tai (Thai Yai) Style Art,
Located at Ban Mai Mawk Zarm Tambon Thaton, Mae Ai District Chiangmai Province, which is the only one in Thailand
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Tai Style Belfry, beautiful level roofs. Include a Tai style of drum and a big gong |
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Haw Khu Maw Tai (archives house of Tai poet or technician) a depository containing historical records and documents, similar library and museum. |
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| Tai Bell, particularity when its corner was beaten, a bell will turn to have echo voice go far |
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| Wat Mae Ai Luang, Mae Ai District Chiangmai Province Thailand |
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Wat Jong Kham, Lampang, Northen Thailand, according to the Tai or Thai Yai traditional, if the important temple of the country they often named “Wat Jong Kham”. (Golden temple) |
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| Wat Jong Kham, Mae Hong Son, Northen Thailand |
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| Wat Jong Sung, founded in 1838 (B.E.2381) Mae Hong Son, Northen Thailand | |
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| Wat Maha Ratchthan(Wat Tai), Chiang Rung, Sipsongpanna (Xishuangbanna), China |
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| Wat Yawnghwe, Southern Shan State (Moeng Tai) |
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Wat Papao, Tai Style, founded in 1883 (B.E.2426) by Tai people, Chiangmai, Thailand |
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Wat Nantaram,Chiang Kham, Phayao, Thailand It is a Tai-style wooden building with a multi-tiered roof, a ceiling which is decorated with colored glass and 68 pillars covered with black lacquer and gilded. The principal Buddha image is made of teak wood and is done in Mandalay-style. |
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