Things to do in Chiang Rai

Out of this world. It seems straight out of the fantasy world- sparkling white and silver, beautiful temple shining in all its glory. One of the most popular attractions in this region, it is visited by people from near and far. Avoid afternoon as it can get very hot.

one of the temple that you must visit when travelling to Chiang Rai. if you are travelling alone, you may rent the scooter to visit the temple. from Chiang Rai bus station, it only takes around 10-15mins.

Wat Huai Plakang is located in Rim Kok Subdistrict, Mueang District, Chiang Rai Province. It is a beautiful temple located on a hill and surrounded by hills. You can see beautiful scenery. The highlight of this temple is “Phop Chok Tham Chedi”, which is a 9-storey chedi with an unusual pointed shape. It is a mixture of Chinese and Lanna art. The red roof has dragon statues on both sides of the stairs. It is surrounded by small chedis representing the 12 zodiac signs. Wat Huai Plakang is a temple that the locals respect and believe that anyone who visits it will feel like they have ascended to heaven. Inside the chedi, there are Buddha images and various arhats. Inside the chedi, there is a large statue of Guan Yin carved from fragrant sandalwood.

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For those who come to visit Chiang Rai, another check-in point that should not be missed is the Chiang Rai Clock Tower, which is beautiful and stands out prominently in the middle of Chiang Rai.

I came at a time when the monks were doing their evening work, so I couldn't go into the church. But the temple is very beautiful, cool, and peaceful. Even the Emerald Buddha, when viewed from a distance, is very beautiful.

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Pay homage to Pho Khun, located on Phahon Yothin Road, right at the Pho Khun traffic light intersection.

The largest and most popular Buddhist temple in Chiang Mai, built in the 14th century, is the highest-ranking temple in Chiang Mai along with Wat Chedi Luang. The temple is decorated with golden splendours and houses a Buddha statue of Phra Singh. The murals in the hall feature ancient local costumes and customs and are considered to be representative works of traditional art in northern Thailand. There are also meditation courses for foreign tourists in the temple, where you can sit quietly in the temple and feel the tranquility. During the Songkran Festival in April every year, this is one of the main places to celebrate the festival in Chiang Mai.

Ecotourism, walk about 1500 meters to the waterfall, beautiful, convenient path