Wat Phan Tong

It’s a quiet and quiet temple. Foreigners and locals like to go up the stream from the mountain. You can go to this temple. The statue of the animal at the door is quite awkward. There are statues in it that have been wrapped in a cran. It looks like a scorpion. The tower is also mottled with green plants. The simple wooden structure is dedicated to the god Buddha. Listening to the birds singing accompanied by the mountain spring, no wonder locals like to meditate here. From the magnificent Shuanglong Temple to the original Lanna Temple here, the taste is different.

Immerse yourself in the temples of the ancient city of Chiang Mai, and you will feel a little confused when you walk too much. But this temple has some of his own characteristics and styles, which makes me remember him deeply. When you come to the Thai temple, you must pay attention to the etiquette when taking pictures, and the etiquette of clothing. Otherwise, you may not be able to enter the temple.

From the Pak Sin Temple to the north, you can see the Pak Feng Temple, which belongs to a temple in the northern area. It is not a special large and distinctive feature is the small Shami statue here. There are various cute shapes. There is a guide at the door. The Buddhist temple is a typical Thai style. There are still quite a lot of trees here. The history is definitely not as long as the Pasing Temple, but it is more grounded.

Wat Pha Bong is a royal temple under the Maha Nikaya Sangha. Located in Tambon Si Phum Mueang Chiang Mai District Chiang Mai Province There is a temple area of about 2 rai. Wat Pha Bong, formerly known as Wat Pha Bong Prasat.

Wat Pan Tong, Chang Klan Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Mai District 61 Loi Kroh Road, Chang Klan Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Mai District Chiang Mai Province 50100 built in 2000

This temple is located on Loi Kroh Road. It is in the area of a lot of foreign tourists, pubs, bars, coffee shops.

Wat Pha BongWat Pha Bong is a small Buddhist temple located just off the famous Wat Phra Singh.Inside, the red color is dominant, at the level of the apparent frame, columns or side walls. The latter are also punctuated with frescoes on the life of the Buddha.The altar, at the back of the room, presents several statues, two of which in particular have a sacred character.The largest Buddha first, by its dimensions, but also the smallest in front of him, with his ushnisha (bulge at the top of the head that takes here in the form of a lotus bud) then that his crossed legs define the position of the lotus.Multiple signals and messages in different languages, as well as its flowers to decorate its surroundings, the Viharn of the temple invites to the discovery.Quiet place and not too much visitors