San Mueang Ma Temple is named after the village of Mang Nai in Xishuangbanna, China. The temple was constructed in the Tai Lue style. The temple area has both Thai and Chinese signs. Because Tai Lue people travel between Thailand and Xishuangbanna in search of food. It is said to have been erected during the early Rattanakosin era. The roof is covered with hardwood pellets, which is extremely attractive in Tai Lue style. Thepanom wood is used for the gable. on the floor, intricately carved The serpentine staircase leads inside the building. A pair of lion sculptures guard the entryway beside the entrance. Local artisans created the paintings that adorn the sanctuary. The Tai Lue people's way of life, ordaining monks, making merit, and playing water at Songkran are all discussed. Rural customs and way of life A flag (Tung) is also hoisted, which is said to symbolize a tribute to the departed as a staircase to heaven. The Tai Lue people originally came from Xishuangbanna and have been visiting the Lanna people for many years. Cultures and languages are similar. Nan, Chiang Rai, Chiang Mai, Lampang, Lamphun, and Phayao are all places where the Tai Lue people live alongside rivers. The Tai Lue Cultural Center was created at Wat Yuan, roughly 500 miles north of Wat Saen Mueang, in Chiang Kham and surrounding areas. Exhibits detailing the Tai Lue people's history may be seen inside the cultural center. Wat Saen Muang Ma, located near the Chiang Kham Bus Terminal in Ban Mang, Yuan Sub-district, Chiang Kham District, is one of the temples that should not be overlooked when visiting Chiang Kham.