9 Unseen places to visit in Chiang Mai Waiting for you to discover

On Wualai Road, breathe in the scent of local life. Keep walking and chill until you come across an alley leading to Wat Sri Suphan. See the world's first silver chapel Admire the splendor Take a photo as a souvenir If you come on #Saturday You can also enjoy shopping at Wua Lai #Walking Street. Wat Sri Suphan was built in 1500 by King Pilok Panaddathirat or Phra Mueang Kaew, King of Chiang Mai Ratchathani. and Queen Siriyasawadee The Queen Mother Maha Devi Chao, while the silver chapel was built from the power of faith of the villagers. To uphold Buddhism Preserve and develop local silver craft wisdom. Using a construction budget of approximately 25 million baht.

is an interesting place to visit where nature creates beauty and awe in the same place. It is because of the geography of Ob Luang that below is a river that meanders through the Khao Khat Pass. This gorge is characterized by a steep cliff and is very narrow, narrowing the water flow. Therefore, the river here is very rapid. There was a loud sound of water hitting the cliffs all around. There is also a bridge connecting Khao Khat Pass for tourists to view the beautiful scenery of Ob Luang. Within the area of ​​Ob Luang Park Prehistoric archaeological sites have also been discovered, such as ancient human tombs. There are also white paintings at the Pha Chang shelter area.

is located in Hot District, #Chiang Mai Province, on the Hot-Mae Sariang route, km. 36, approximately 22 km beyond Ob Luang National Park. It is an experimental area for planting various types of mountain pine at the #National Park Department. Varieties were brought from foreign countries such as Australia, South Africa and Taiwan to try and find suitable varieties to use as pioneer plants. to plant on degraded forests on the mountains in the northern region The pine trees that were planted are over 40 years old because they were planted during the year. 1966-1967 Thousands of trees Arranged in an orderly manner on the open courtyard in front.

In this regard, Suan Pine is also part of the project to explore raw materials for making paper pulp and is an experimental plot for growing pine trees. and eucalyptus In a total area of ​​2,072 rai, the climate here is humid and cool throughout the year.

is a natural phenomenon caused by erosion from wind and rain. until making the land believed to be hundreds of years ago or a thousand years ago in this area It used to be a walkway of the Ping River. This can be observed from the large number of rounded pebbles scattered in the soil. Until the Ping River changed its direction and flowed to another place. This area was raised into a high hill. Sediment from the Ping River was formed and deposited in layers. Over time, it has been eroded into cliffs and clay pillars with strange shapes. Similar to Phae Mueang Phi in Phrae Province. or Fang Ta in Phayao Province It has a beautiful pattern and is large, about 30 meters tall, comparable to the tree canopy. Covers a wide area

is an old temple that has a very beautiful appearance. The interesting thing is the tetrahedral pavilion, which is the only one found in the #northern region. In addition, the traditional Lanna art in this temple is considered to be a complete and valuable prototype. The Association of Siamese Architects declared it an outstanding preserved building in 1989. Wat Ton Kwen is an architectural style that expresses the traditions of Lanna art and architecture. Beautiful and valuable Even though it has been renovated But still retains the #traditional art

is the name of an old temple. “Phra Chao Kuena Dhammikarat” built a tunnel to offer to the Therachan. Experts in the Tripitaka rely on It looks like a deep tunnel with intersections and stairs. At some points there are Buddha statues for people to come and pay homage. It is a strange temple that is beautiful and magical. Gives visitors the feeling of exploring a mysterious land. The area around the temple is full of trees. The atmosphere is very shady.

#Adventure in the Jurassic Forest Filled with various plants At the Ang Ka Nature Trail, Doi Dinthanon, there is a wooden bridge for walking, a distance of almost 200 meters. It is a short path, but it is full of beauty mixed with wonder. Gives a rainforest feel The weather is cool. The moss Work your way up the edge and handrail of the bridge. It is a very interesting photo spot. And if it's drizzling rain, let me tell you, it's even more beautiful.

It is an important temple in Chiang Mai Province. Older than 1,300 years, located in the Doi Kham area. Behind the Royal Park Rajapruek Approximately 10 kilometers away from the city, there is a "Phra Buddha image of Luang Por Pud" which is a tall and outstanding Buddha image. This temple was built during the reign of Queen Chamadevi, the king of Hariphunchai. It was built by his two sons in the year B.E. 1230, consisting of a pagoda containing the relics of Lord Buddha. Pavilion of monks' residence and stucco Buddha statues Formerly known as Wat Suwanbanphot But the villagers call it "Wat Doi Kham"

is a hip tourist attraction for teenagers who love a challenge. It is also another beautiful photography spot in Chiang Mai. From the open land that was dug down until a small puddle was found. The steps are lined with long earthen embankments in the center and all around. On a clear sky day, you will see the water being a beautiful green color. The image you see is similar to the Grand Canyon in Arizona. #United States It's different here in Hang Dong. There is water below. It wouldn't be wrong to call it the Little Grand Canyon.