Points de vue et nature à Chiang Mai
Temples and Nature
Explore Chiang Mai’s spiritual heart and diverse geography, ranging from 14th-century Lanna temples within the old city walls to the sub-alpine heights of Doi Inthanon. This selection highlights architectural landmarks like the massive ruined pagoda of Wat Chedi Luang alongside natural features such as the mineral-rich Bua Tong 'Sticky' Waterfall and the sulfurous geysers of Sankampaeng. Forest sanctuaries like Wat Pha Lat and tunnel temples like Wat Umong illustrate the unique integration of Buddhist practice with Northern Thailand’s mountain landscapes.
A Wat Chedi Luang
Historic Buddhist temple known for its large ancient pagoda and significant cultural heritage in Lanna architecture.
B Wat Phra Singh
This Buddhist temple is a beautiful example of Thai architecture. The complex consists of a couple of noticeable buildings.
C Wat Chiang Man
This charming temple was the very first temple in Chiang Mai, built back in 1297.
D Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep
Sacred Theravada Buddhist temple and royal monastery of the second class featuring a gold-plated chedi that enshrines a relic of the Buddha's shoulder bone. Originally founded between 1383 and 1384, this significant pilgrimage site is known for its Lanna-style architecture and panoramic views.
E Three Kings Monument Square
This sculpture commemorates the founding of Chiang Mai. There is a legend that there were three kings who formed an alliance to protect the…
F Thapae Gate
Part of the old walled city and a great starting point for exploring Chiang Mai.
G Wat Phan Tao
People usually walk past this temple, heading to the much more known Wat Chedi Luang, but it would be a mistake to miss this lovely temple.
H Suan Buak Haad Park
This nice park is the lungs of Chiang Mai. Fresh green lawn, shade of the palms and colourful flowers make it a perfect place for a picnic.
I Doi Suthep
Doi Suthep, is a mountain west of Chiang Mai, Thailand. It is 1,676 metres in elevation and is one of the twin peaks of a granite mountain.
J Doi Inthanon
Visit the highest peak of Thailand, named after one of the last kings of Chiang Mai.
K Queen Sirikit Botanic Garden
Major scientific research hub in wonderful setting. The best time to see the flowers in bloom is surprisingly during the cool season.
L Mae Sa Waterfall
Nice afternoon trip from the city. 8 stages of waterfalls, nice shade throughout the day.
M Bua Tong Sticky Waterfall
Mineral geyser flowing from white calcium carbonate streambed. Sunshine makes it even more beautiful.
N Wat Namtok Mae Klang
This Buddhist temple stands only a stone’s throw away form the Mae Klang Waterfall.
O Royal Pagodas - Twin Pagoda
The Royal Pagodas were built to commemorate the 60th birthday of the royal couple.
P Sankampaeng Hot Springs
Set within a landscaped park, these sulfurous hot springs feature water temperatures reaching 100°C. The site includes mineral foot baths, private soaking rooms, and designated areas where visitors can boil eggs in the geyser-fed streams.
Q Wat Phratat Doikham
Wonderful landmark overlooking the city of Chiang Mai. Stunning white pearl Buddha statue in the middle of lush greenery.
R Wat Pha Lat
A secluded forest temple located on the slopes of Doi Suthep along the historic 'Monk's Trail.' Originally a resting place for pilgrims, it features moss-covered stone carvings, Naga staircases, and a waterfall that flows directly through the temple grounds.
S Wat Umong Stupa
A unique temple built inside of the Suthep mountain and formed by a series of tunnels.
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