Once a year, on a full moon that falls on a Wednesday, the people of old Phrae rise after midnight in clean white robes to give alms to Phra Upakut — a saint who, legend says, leaves the depths of the sea in the guise of a young novice monk to bless those who offer him food. This five-day journey is built around that single luminous night, framed by the gilded Lanna temples of Phrae and Nan and travelled the old way: north by sleeper train.
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