Wat Phra Singh

Stroll around the market, drink some coffee, buy some inexpensive trinkets, and then find a place to be in a daze, the days in Chiang Mai will make you unconsciously slow down and quietly feel and enjoy life. 【Good Market】 Most of Chiang Mai's markets are concentrated on weekends. 🔸Coconut Market The market is small, mainly for eating and drinking, and the coconut grove🌴 is very photogenic 🔸Jing Jai Market A very large market with all kinds of handmade items, clothing, etc., and there is a lot of food Time: Saturday and Sunday 06:00 - 14:00 🔸White Market Next to Nimman Road No.1, mainly for clothing and jewelry. 🕓Time: Friday to Sunday 15:00-22:00 🔸Baan Kang Wat Art Village A very small village at the foot of the mountain, but with a very artistic atmosphere, all kinds of interesting shops. 🕓Time: Tuesday to Sunday, closed on Monday --- 【Night Market Recommendation】 🔻Malin Plaze, Chiang Mai University Night Market Chiang Mai University main gate night market, clothing jewelry and all kinds of things are sold. 🔻Lang Mor Night Market Like a domestic snack street, street stalls, all kinds of snacks are available 🔻One Nimman There are indoor malls and open-air stalls, Saturday and Sunday are snack stalls, Monday and Tuesday are vintage markets 🔻Sunday Night Market From Tha Pae Gate to Wat Phra Singh, the scale is very large, integrating eating, drinking, playing and wearing --- 【Treasure Coffee Shop】 🏠NO.39 A small wooden house in the forest, and a blue pond 🏠Cafe Arte A warm family coffee shop in a standalone old building, with accommodation upstairs 🏠Chom Cafe As if breaking into Alice's Wonderland --- 【Ancient City Temples】 📍Wat Chedi Luang 📍Loro Loco 📍Wat Phra Singh . 【Per Capita Consumption】 Airfare: 1500r Accommodation: 500r Meals: 500r Others: 200r . ⚠️Travel Tips ①It is best to choose the weekend to come to Chiang Mai, many markets are only open on weekends; ②There are many pigeons at Tha Pae Gate, but that's all; ③Chiang Mai is very small, from south to north is only a few kilometers, taxi is basically within 100🐷, it is recommended to use Grab or Bolt.

#exploreasia Getting There - Samlarn road, Tambon Phrasing, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai province, Thailand. Attractions - Buddhist historical temples, a beautiful mural painting on the walls, ceiling and doors, architectural of Lan Na. Should not miss this Temple if you are a history lover. Opening hours- 9:00am to 6:00 pm Free entrance for both foreigners and Thai tourists.

As I stepped into the enchanting grounds of Wat Phra Singh Woramahawihan, the temple complex shrouded in the quietness of the night, I was transported back in time. Nestled in the heart of Chiang Mai, this majestic temple seemed to grow more mysterious and intriguing as the moon rose higher into the night sky. Wat Phra Singh, with its rich history dating back to the 14th century, houses the remarkable Phra Singh Buddha image, believed to be modeled after the Lion of Shakya, symbolizing Buddha himself. Despite the tranquil silence that descended on the temple with the setting sun, the spiritual significance and historical resonance of this place were palpable. Nightfall at the temple was a magical experience. Bathed in soft moonlight, the golden chedi glittered, an ethereal beacon standing proud against the starry backdrop. The quiet rustling of leaves, the distant chime of bells, and the whispered prayers of late-night worshippers added to the enchanting atmosphere. There were no bustling markets or street food at this hour, yet the serenity and spiritual aura of Wat Phra Singh were captivating. It was a journey of introspection and peace, a deep dive into Thai culture and history that far transcended the usual tourist experience. My visit to Wat Phra Singh was more than just a trip; it was a spiritual pilgrimage and a mesmerizing exploration of Thailand's rich heritage. This temple, especially under the cloak of night, is a must-visit for every #urbanexplorer. #shopandtrip #myperfectstaycation #urbanexplorer #tripblazers #awesomepic #celebratewithtrip #passionpassport #couplestrip #WatPhraSingh #ChiangMai #TempleTour #ThaiCulture #NightExploration #SpiritualJourney #HistoricalSites #TravelThailand #BuddhistTemple #NightPhotography #CulturalImmersion #TravelDiaries #ExploreMore #TravelGoals #UnforgettableMoments #MoonlitWonders #AmazingThailand #TravelAddict #Wanderlust #IncredibleViews #BucketListAdventure

Chiang Mai has an amazing assortment of temples and it is one of the city’s greatest draws. It was once the capital of the Lan Na kingdom in Northern Thailand for nearly 500 years, and this explains why so many ancient temples are found here, including several of the most beautiful temples in all of Southeast Asia☺️ As seen in my pictures, this is One of the most beautiful temples in Chiang Mai~The #awesomepic a Singh#######

We visited Wat Phra Singh, the most popular temple in Chiang Mai and a stone throw’s away from our hotel. This temple complex houses the city’s most important Buddha image, the Lion Buddha, it dates back to 1345, when Chiang Mai was the capital of a growing Lanna Kingdom in what is now Northern Thailand. This is inside the Wiharn Luang.This assembly hall was rebuilt in the 1920s on the site of the original structure from the 14th-century.Its interior houses a large seated Buddha image, Phra Chao Thong Tip, cast from gold and copper in the 15th century. We really took the time to roam around the Temple grounds, a must visit in Chiang Mai🤣#awesomepic #thailand #foodie #tripblazers #urbanexplorer #本地遊

#familytravel Instagram Handle: traveltolalaland Gorgeous Royal Temple of Chiang Mai since 1935. The Phra Buddha Sihing statue is supposed to have been brought, via Ceylon (present day Sri Lanka), to Ligor (present day Nakhon Si Thammarat) and, from there, via Ayutthaya, to Chiang Mai.

Wat Phra Singh Temple is located in old city of Chiang Mai not far from Suan Dok Gate. For me this temple is the most beautiful in Chiang Mai. Here you really can feel some good energy. Temple looks very new and so grand, so shiny. Here you can take a lot of photos for your social media. There is no entrance fees, but you can do some donations. #thailand #temple #chiangmai

Getting There - Wat Phra Singh (Buddhist temple) built in 1345, is located only 4 kilometers from Chiang Mai airport where in the center of Chiang Mai. It is one of the most visited attractions and well-known for the tourists. The interesting sights in the temple are WIHAN LAI KAM, WIHAN LUANG, HO TRAI (temple library), PHRADHADLUANG CHEDI, UBOSOT (chapel). There are lots of accommodations surrounding. Every sunday evening to late night the sunday market is held in front of the temple until Tha Pae Gate.

Wat Phra Singh is the largest and the most popular temple in Chiang Mai. Its name comes from the Phra Buddha Sihing. The classical building of Depositary of Buddhist Texts - Ho Trai embodies the traditional art of Northern Thailand. It is widely hailed as the pearl of Lan Na architecture.

Wat Phra Singh also names Wat Phra Singh Worawihan. It has long history and therefore becomes the landmark of Chiang Mai. The temple has exquisite murals. The edge of roof stands some golden dragons. Carved patterns on the external wall are glittering. There is a pagoda inside the temple. On the top is a crystal lotus given by the King of Siam. There is a pagoda inside the temple. On the top is a crystal lotus given by the King of Siam.

A visit to Wat Phra Singh gives you a rich glimpse into Lanna temple art and architecture. The main entrance is guarded by Singhs (lions). Most of the buildings have undergone several renovations but still retain the original feel. I am amazed with the arts and carvings. Glimpses inside the temple are wonderful. This temple is definitely worth checking out.Go and see it yourself too. #holidayvacation #tripinspired #tripmoments

This temple was build in 1345 and I felt it was one of the better kept temples in old town. If you look closely at the interior walls, you can still see the old artwork which every visitor should spend some time look at. Worth going. #GiveThanks