Naphapholphumisiri Chedi (The Great Holy Relics Stupa), Doi Inthanon, Thailand (25 October, 2006)
) are two stupas located near the summit of Doi Inthanon in Thailand. To be exact, Phra Mahathat Naphapholphumisiri, also known as The Great Holy Relic's Pagoda, is the Queen's Pagoda, while a short distance away is Phra Mahathat Naphamethanidon พระมหาธาตุนภเมทนีดล
, or the King's Pagoda. Located at a height of 2280 meters (7600 ft) above sea level, they were built in 1987 and 1992 to commemorate the 60th birthdays of the King and Queen of Thailand.
Phra Mahathat Naphamethanidon (King's Pagoda), Doi Inthanon (25 October, 2006)
Inside Phra Mahathat Naphamethanidon (King's Pagoda), Doi Inthanon (25 October, 2006)
The King's Pagoda, Doi Inthanon (25 October, 2006)
The King's Pagoda, Doi Inthanon (25 October, 2006)
The Queen's Pagoda, Doi Inthanon (25 October, 2006)
The Queen's Pagoda, Doi Inthanon (25 October, 2006)
Inside Phra Mahathat Naphamethanidon (King's Pagoda), Doi Inthanon (25 October, 2006)
View towards the King's Chedi (25 October, 2006)
Inside Naphapholphumisiri Chedi (The Queen's Pagoda). (25 October, 2006)
Mural on the wall of Naphapholphumisiri Chedi. (25 October, 2006)
Beautifully landscaped gardens at The Great Holy Relics Pagodas of Doi Inthanon (25 October, 2006)
Beautifully landscaped gardens at The Great Holy Relics Pagodas of Doi Inthanon (25 October, 2006)
My wife (then girlfriend) and I at the King's Pagoda, with the Queen's Pagoda in the background. (25 October, 2006)
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