Wat Sri Boon Reuang in Mae Sariang. This temple in the province of Mae Hong Son was established in 1907.

It is built in a mixture of Burmese and Shan art styles and was formerly named Wat Jong Mahkkaeng, with mahkkaeng being a Shan word that means ‘tamarind’ (in Thai called makhaam) and that indicates that the grounds at that time used to have many tamarind trees.

Today there is a sala tree (fig.) at the temple grounds and inside the temple there is a Jambupati Buddha Image, as well as a row of Buddha images used in the Phra prajam wan geut-system, in typical Burmese-Shan style.