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Pay homage to the city's mother, "Queen Chama Thewi Monument," the power of faith in Hariphunchai. If you visit Lamphun, the first place you should visit for good fortune is "Queen Chama Thewi Monument," a major landmark in the heart of the city that houses a statue of the first female monarch who ruled Hariphunchai. The Queen is the center of the minds of the people of Lamphun and is famous for her sacredness, where people often come to ask for blessings for their careers, studies, and prosperity in life.
Location: The monument stands out in Nong Dok Public Park, just a few hundred meters from Wat Phra That Hariphunchai. It is easy to get to and has convenient parking.
Things to prepare for worship (offerings): The people of Lamphun and those with faith often bring white items or items with auspicious meanings to offer, including:
Jasmine flowers or jasmine garlands: Representing purity and faith
White or pink roses: To show respect and love
Betel and cigarettes: According to ancient beliefs
Elephant dolls: Representing the Queen's royal elephants (Pu Kam Nga Khiao)
Holiday atmosphere: During holidays or evenings, this place is bustling with people and shops selling flowers, incense sticks, and candles. The surrounding atmosphere is shady with large trees, suitable for walking and relaxing after paying respects.
Coming to "Pay homage to the city's mother" not only brings peace of mind but also feels like going back in time to absorb the great history of the woman who laid the foundation for Lamphun to be stable to this day.
