The stucco pattern on the outer wall of the Ubosot, which is the work of the Chiang Saen artisan family, is the exquisiteness that must be visited once in this Ming Mueang Temple. As soon as you step into the ubosot, you will find murals reflecting the way of life of the Nan people, painted by modern local craftsmen. At the same time, the City Pillar, located in the Chatura Muk Pavilion in front of the Ubosot, is worth paying respect to once. The city pillar is about 3 meters high and its base is decorated with carved wooden patterns and gilded with lacquer. The top of the pillar is carved with Brahma faces with the names Metta, Karuna, Mudita and Upekkha.