Wat Buppharam

Intricate architecture! We went there in the afternoon. Make sure your shoulders and knees are not exposed when going into temples. It is a huge complex and you can enter some of the temples just make sure you are allowed. There are places where women are not allowed. So beautiful and peaceful.

charming and peaceful temple in Chiang Mai, perfect for those seeking a quieter and less touristy spot. The intricate details of the architecture, especially the main viharn and its golden highlights, are stunning. The temple grounds are well-maintained and have a serene atmosphere, ideal for reflection. While it’s not as grand as some of Chiang Mai's more famous temples, its charm lies in its simplicity and cultural authenticity. A lovely stop for anyone exploring the city. The entrance fee is 30 Thai baht.

A temple that stands out from most of its neighbouring temples. Huge pagoda and well kept temple grounds. A few dogs here but they seemed to be pretty used to many tourist so I would say it’s safe to go here with the whole family. This one might actually reach a top 10 temple in Chiang Mai old city so go pay the place a visit

The temple is rich in ornaments and colours. In the garden you can find plenty of benches to sit on and admire the temple in the shade.

Nice temple to visit when in Chiang Mai. Not too spectacular, a bit like the other temples, but worth visiting. Getting there is no problem as everything in Chiang Mai is quite near the center of town.

A really nice temple with not too many tourists inside. You don’t feel overwhelmed so you can take your time and admire the architecture and art. There are many chairs and benches under the shade so you can sit down and rest while taking in the sights. Its free for Thais bit 20 Baht for foreigners.

Small Temple but exquisite. The architectural design of the building is very intricate. By the night, the building is even more beautiful with spot lights lighting up the gold Temple majestically. It is worth a visit to this Temple if you are in Chiang Mai.

I don't know what these structures represent, but it was very impressive to be here.