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This is a local temple that has a many events and now houses the  Silver Museum . Which is not open every day but is open when large groups come or temple festivals are held.

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The most interesting feature of Wat Muen San is the building which is covered with silver alloy relief work. It has been done over the last six or so years and most days you can find a master silver smith working under the tree on alloy plates for further additions.

Below is some snap shots at of the building and temple party for the new silver museum held February 2010

 

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