There are so many temples to see in Chiang mai, but this one stands out for me because of the ancient structure in the center. On the left hand side you can use a container to raise water to the top of the temple for a blessing by using a pulley system. All the buildings on the site are also... More

This was the "local" Wat to our accommodation and we turned up in the week when it was having a major party - fairground, food, music and loads of people making offerings and enjoying what really was a massive, mass celebration. It was an honour to be a part of it

Calm and relaxing and we were early enough to miss the crowds. Till the cycling orienteers arrived in big groups looking for clues for their competition!

The place is nice, old, calm and full of Thai spiritual sites. Sunday evening would be full of people where you can see people doing their rituals.

14th century but partially destroyed by an earthquake in the 1500s. Nice for photos. UNESCO/Japan rebuilt what they could of it. Also inside the grounds see the lak muang, the guardian spirit post of the city.

Very serene place with greenery and mountains in the backdrop of ancient ruins. It has a big compound where once can sit and relax, while enjoying the beauty of the place. Worth a visit !

Very nice place to visit---especially during their annual temple festival in June. Worth a visit! Photogenic ancient stupa/chedi

Chedi Luang has a little bit of everything...wat...ruins...monk chat....the works. Plus the neighborhood it is located in has some serious eats. Go.

This ancient and prestigious temple is worth a visit. Take time to walk around the huge compound, go round the chedi which had its summit destroyed by an earthquake, admire the beautiful main chapel and reclining Buddha