[2025 Chiang Mai Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Jetlin (Updated May)

Located about 300 meters from Chiang Mai Gate towards the old city, Wat Jetlin (Wat Jat Lin) is a lesser-known artistic temple. It is not crowded with tourists, and you might spot a few foreigners quietly reading or strolling around. Chiang Mai is known as an artistic city, and this temple perfectly embodies its fresh and serene atmosphere. With small bridges, flowing water, pigeons flying over the water, and a lakeside pavilion for visitors to rest, it offers a tranquil escape. The small lake is also home to many fish that visitors can feed. This quaint and artistic temple is a stark contrast to the grand royal temples of Bangkok, making it a unique and worthwhile visit!

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I'll introduce you to a temple in Chiang Mai that features a bamboo bridge over a pond 🌉 《Wat Jetlin》 You can take photos on the bamboo bridge over the pond ✨lol •You can buy food for the fish in the pond for 10 baht. •There was a maze decorated with things like zodiac strips (?). The maze was quite difficult 🤣 Depending on the season, the lotus flowers and water lily leaves are in bloom and it's beautiful, but they weren't in bloom when I went this time 🪷 💰Admission fee: Free 📍Location: 69/1 Prapokkloa Rd, Tambon Phra Sing, Amphoe Mueang Chiang Mai, Chang Wat Chiang Mai ※Near Wat Chedi Luang 🕰️Opening hours 5:00-18:00 ※Some areas were lit up even after 18:00, so some places were open. The main hall was not open, and the pond was dark. Chiangmai Thailand🇹🇭 #FuritabiWinter #Chiangmai #ChiangmaiTrip #TempleVisiting #chiangmai #TripToThailand

Address: Prapokkloa Rd, Phra Sing, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50200 Thailand Atmosphere/Facilities: A quiet and peaceful Buddhist temple with a pond behind the temple Key Points: If you are looking for a temple that is not too crowded #Special Hotel Accommodation Event

Located on the outskirts of Chiang Mai Old Town, Wat Chet Lin is a quiet Buddhist temple that is not yet well known to tourists! This temple is characterized by beautiful scenery surrounded by nature, such as ponds and bamboo bridges, and is becoming increasingly popular as a place to calm your mind in a relaxing atmosphere♪ Highlights of Wat Chet Lin 1. Beautiful bamboo bridge and pond🐟 There is a pond on the temple grounds, and the bamboo bridge over it creates a tasteful view. From the bridge, you can watch the fish swimming in the pond, and it is perfect for spending a relaxing time while strolling. 2. Quiet meditation space🧘 Wat Chet Lin is located a little away from the bustling tourist spots of Chiang Mai, making it the perfect place to enjoy quiet meditation. There are few tourists, and it is a simple space visited by local people, so you can refresh your mind! 3. The beauty of traditional Thai architecture🏛️ The temple building is designed with traditional Thai architecture in mind, and the wooden pillars and delicate carvings are stunning. The building surrounded by greenery gives visitors a quiet impression 🥹 Wat Jet Ling is a hidden spot where you can feel the nature and tranquility of Buddhism in Chiang Mai. It is recommended as a place to forget the hustle and bustle of the city and spend some time relaxing. Thank you for reading to the end. If you have been there! If you have other recommended spots! We are waiting for your comments. In addition, all the photos posted were taken by myself, and unauthorized use and reproduction are prohibited. #ChiangMai #WatJetLing #ThaiTemple #MeditationSpot #QuietPlace #100TravelStyle

Wat Jed Lin, also known as Wat Nong Chorin, is an ancient temple of great importance in Chiang Mai, located in the heart of the city. The temple's architecture is beautifully designed in the Lanna style, offering a serene and shady atmosphere. This temple is over 500 years old, making it a historical site that has been a part of Chiang Mai's history for a long time. It is believed to have been built in 2060 BE during the reign of King Mengrai, or King Lokapannada, as archaeological excavations by the Fine Arts Department have revealed. Within the temple grounds, there are chedis, viharas, and buildings connected to the viharas, although some are in ruins. The more intact parts include the base of the chedi and the principal Buddha image (originally only a large plaster head was found behind the vihara). Behind the vihara, there is a chedi with a mixture of a square base and a circular body, influenced by Sukhothai, with Buddha niches in all four directions, dating back to the reign of King Tilokaraj, which is a chedi style built during the time of Phraya Yod Chiang Rai, Phraya Mengrai, or thereafter. The origin of the name Wat Jed Lin comes from the large pond located behind the temple. According to history, the kings of the Mangrai dynasty would perform the Buddha Abhiseka purification ceremony at the pond of Wat Jed Lin before ascending the throne. During the ceremony, water channels or 'lin' made of gold were used, with seven 'lin' in total, and the sacred water was poured into a golden conch shell, flowing down the seven channels to bathe the royal body. Afterward, the king would change into his royal attire. Important things to see and pay respects to for blessings in life include the Lanna-style vihara housing the victorious Buddha image, Luang Por Phra Chao Tan Jai, a revered Lanna-style Buddha image known for granting wishes promptly to all who pray there. Also, there are statues of monks and the legendary Lanna creature with four ears and five eyes, which eats red-hot coals and excretes gold, symbolizing Buddhist principles, including the four Brahmaviharas and the five precepts. Wat Jed Lin, Phra Pok Klao Road, Phra Sing Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai Province Coordinates: https://goo.gl/maps/bUQNgXPqkDiqSB3h7 Opening hours: 08:00 - 17:00 hrs.