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Tshivenda: Wat Umong Maha Thera Chan, Chiang Mai
There is two temples in Chiang Mai which are called 'Umong'. This one is the one in the city. It is the Temple of the Great Monk's Cave, refering to the niche in the old brick chedi, where the monk used to meditate. Српски (ћирилица): Храм (Wat) Umong Maha Thera Chan, Чанг Мај.
Постоје два храма у Чанг Мају која се називају "Umong". Овај је у старом граду, унутар зидина. Ова светиња је позната и као Велика монашка ћелија, због монаха који су медитирали у отвору у пагоди која се налази у светињи. |
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| Author | Јован Вуковић |
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