Wat Xieng Thong - Royal Funary Carriage House
Buddha statues inside the Carriage House
Monks in Wat Xieng Thong
Monk exits Wat Xieng Thong main temple
Wat Xieng Thong, Red Chapel
Inside the Wat Xieng Thong complex
Carriage house at the Wat Xieng Thong complex
Prayers meditate under a very hot corrugated metal…
That Makmo Stupa in Luang Prabang
My wife is weaving Laotian garment
Lord Buddhas table inside Wat Mai
Inside Talat Dala market hall in Luang Prabang
Friendly smile of a simpatico vendor lady
Baguettes formed in different style
The "helter-skelter-unit" made in China
Sad view down to the Laotian landscape
Hello in Phonsavan
Using grenade shells as house piles
Plain of Jars
Plain of Jars
Bomb impacts the memory of USA
Plain of Jars
Welcome to Visit Laos Year 2000
Monks come out the Sim of Wat Xieng Thong
Inside the Wat Xieng Thong
Buddha statue inside the Wat Xieng Thong
Wat Xieng Thong
Drying rice paper sheets in the sun
Drying rice paper sheets in the sun
Group photo in front of the Kuang Si Falls
Kuang Si Falls
Children in Ban Xang Hai
Mekong fisher in Ban Xang Hai
Villager brew an hootch from sticky rice
Noisy long-tail-boats running upwards the Mekong
At the river bank near Pak Ou Caves
Buddha images in the Tham Theung (upper cave)
Tham Theung (upper cave)
Buddha images in the Tham Pak Ou
Inside the cave
Tham Thing
The steps to the caves
Along the Mekong river
Boarding for a ride to the Pak Ou Caves
Haw Kham Palace
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The Red Chapel in Wat Xieng Thong


The Red Chapel ( Haw Tai Pha Sai-Nyaat) is one of the buildings of Wat Xieng Thong. The exterior is covered with a red, sometimes fading to pink, stucco inlaid with brightly colored glass mosaics that illustrate both religious activities and everyday Lao life. The mosaics were added, during the major restoration of the chapel in 1957, to commemorate the 2500th anniversary of the Buddha's death and achievement of nirvana. The original date of the construction of the chapel is uncertain to this writer; its important Buddha sculpture dates from the 16th century. It has a three layer roof with eighteen ceremonial naga brackets supporting the lowest roof, and four delicate cho fa, ornamental finials, at the ends of the upper two layers
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