Wat Suan Dok

Peaceful and as the sun was insisting to go down young monks were busy laying carpets, flags etc for evening function it seemed. Little children 8 to 10 years training in a life of spirituality while the world engrossed itself in materialism. The chedi very impressive shone in mellow evening light. Some elderly people walked in the soft grass. Dove White chedis to commemorate the dead lined in a cluster outside the wat.

Very impressive temple. Definitely worth visiting. word of warning all the white surfaces will really reflect the Sun which can be blinding if you are photosensitive But on the other hand, this also makes for spectacular photos in the middle of the day. This is a temple so remember to wear respectful clothing, you must have a shirt. Your shoulders shouldn't be showing and ideally your knees shouldn't be showing either.

The temple gave such positive vibes. The energy felt surreal. Very beautiful temple. I was mesmerized, such a beautiful and clean place. I have so much respect for this culture and how the community takes care of the temples around.

This temple has a nice buddha statue in the main hall. It has some stunning architecture too although it may not be the biggest temple around. There is an area where the ashes of some members of royalty are kept.

A really pretty temple to visit outside of Old Town Chiang Mai. Here find a beautiful golden chedi (currently under construction) and a white washed cemetery that is a peaceful space to walk around. The grounds are quiet and serene and very few tourists or crowds here.

A very lovely temple rich with history. It's worth the visit.

Very nice temple with stupas Monk chat available with monks in particular Phra KK managing the meditation retreats for many years. He speaks fluently English. Highly recommended

Beautiful temple. Not too busy. Well maintained inside. 20B entrance fee.