Wat Inthakhin Sadue Muang

Beautiful temple that has its own unique charm 🥰. Love coming here during Loy Krathong festival, they hang up beautiful colorful lanterns all over and it’s so so eye catching and pretty!! 🏮❤️ Will always stop by here without fail. Sometimes the young monks will even release a few lanterns 😆.

Beautiful wat, with many colours inside, each colour had meaning. No need to pay. Its not big, just simple one.

Very beautiful old wooden temple and just next to it a big old chedi. The temple is very well kept and beautiful both inside and outside. Definitely worth a visit even though it won’t make it to a top 10 placement of temples in Chiang Mai. Good place to spend 10-15 minutes

This is a small temple near the center of the city. Said to have been the place where King Mangrai was killed by a lightning strike, the stupa now houses his treasures. It's well worth a short visit to this small temple.

Wat Sadeu Muang, or "Temple of the City Navel," is a significant historical site located near Chiang Mai's city center. It is believed to mark the symbolic center of the Old City. The temple features striking architecture and ornate details, including its central stupa that captures attention upon entering. Visitors can feel the spiritual significance of this location, deeply rooted in Chiang Mai's heritage. Tip: Look out for the sacred pillars, as they represent the city's spiritual foundation.

The temple is located in the walled city and just a short walk from the three kings monument. It is easy to access by foot. This is free to enter, you are expected to dress modestly and respectfully, and remove their shoes before entering the viharn.

Wat Sadeu Muang, which translates to “Temple of the City Navel,” is not only a peaceful sanctuary but also a place of deep historical and cultural significance in Chiang Mai, Thailand. The name references its central position in the ancient city, symbolizing the “navel” or “heart” of Chiang Mai. Historically, this temple dates back to the time when Chiang Mai was founded as the capital of the Lanna Kingdom in 1296.

Located right in the Chiang Mai “walled square”, it’s an unique black and gold temple🛕. It was not crowded and not many tourists go here, there are Buddhist monks you can have a chat with or you can just pass by and enjoy the beautiful details.