Wat Suan Dok

Wat Suan Dok: right now sadly a big maintenance going on around the temple. Tho the surrounding lets you soak in and just enjoy. Can’t wait to check it out once its all finished. The entrance to the pagoda is 20 baht to maintain and cleanliness. Nice Temple 🛕 Also a very big old tree on the area.

It’s a lovely temple with many white stupas that hold the ashes of Chiang Mai royals. I do wish there were more information available in English, though I noticed this is something generally lacking at temples here. The inside of the temple, especially when visited in the evening, was particularly beautiful and very peaceful. Entrance to the main hall is 20 baht, but none of the monks wanted to take the money. Maybe because it was the last day of the year, but I’m not sure.

A very beautiful place. Everything is posted in Thai and English, often with QR codes for more info. A short ride from Chiang Mai. Very educational. There is a gorgeous "graveyard" for damaged Buddha statues (which cannot be discarded) which includes very old statues from abandoned temples in Thailand. There are also a lot of chickens all over the place and a GIANT pond full of all manner of fish, turtles, and who knows what else. It costs 20 baht to visit the temple and you must dress modestly.

I went in the afternoon, and there was hardly anyone there, which was great. I took a peaceful and pleasant stroll around the place, and I really liked the large temple. It's a very nice temple to visit. To enter and take a picture with the Buddha, you have to pay 20 baht, but the experience was beautiful. You can walk there from the city center. 100%recomend

Wat Suan Dok is beautiful. There is a quite large stupa outside and the temple is beautiful. It is one of the bigger temples in Chiang Mai. It is located to the west of the old town outside the Suan Dok gate. Please remember to dress accordingly if entering the temple.

Large temple with lots of visitors and plenty of parking space. Just a tip: it gets quite hot, so bring an umbrella! Unfortunately, the pagoda was being renovated during my visit, so I missed the inside. Looking forward to returning when the work is finished.

Quite a pleasant and peaceful temple (as side from the occasional plane). The large gold statues and quiye impressive to look at, and there is quite a bit of history here, but i must say i prefer the temple in the middle of chiang mai old town with the monks university attached. It has more atmostphere. Still this one is worth a visit. The walk out to it is lovely

Worth visiting. This Wat is more tucked away as compared to the more popular ones within Old Town. It's much more quiet and peaceful. There are some structures that appear to be memorials of past royalty, but I didn't understand well. I recommend hiring a guide.