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Buddhist temple · Chiang Mai

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Buddhist temple · Chiang Mai
Mae Hia, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50100, Thailand

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Temple with ornate gold carvings, 17m Buddha, city views  

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Features

restroom
wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible entrance
wheelchair accessible restroom

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Oct 26, 2025

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Emma Radebaugh

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Short, beautiful hike with an impressive temple at the top! We are traveling in May so it was HOT and fair warning that the temple is extra hot. Not a ton of shade, and the sun bakes the white tiles which reflect back to you. Definitely be prepared with water, electrolytes, sunscreen, and a hat. A portable fan wouldn’t hurt either. If you want to hike to the top, you have to get dropped off at the parking lot/market across from Cup Fine Day. Keep in mind that it is more than just the dragon stair case you’ll have to climb. There’s about 300 steps through the forest and the staircase itself is about 180. There’s a sign that says it’s 1.5 kilometers, but that seemed like too much. It’s really quite short, but it’s steep. If you’re not up for the hike but still want to take the dragon stairs, you’ll have to get dropped off at the top of the temple and then walk down the stairs to walk up them. There’s not car drop-off zone at the bottom of the staircase. If you can, we definitely recommend the whole hike :) the forest is beautiful and you’ll see some cool animals. We saw a peacock!!

Nick p

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Very beautiful Wat. It was a very hot day so we drove up. They have some very impressive statues. There are side shops that sell some things. Bathrooms are traditional no paper down the toilet type and were fairly clean when I used them.

Julio Paco

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Wat Phra That Doi Kham is a beautiful and peaceful temple located on a hill just outside Chiang Mai. The golden Buddha statue is impressive, and the views of the city from the top are stunning. It’s a great place to experience local culture and spirituality away from the busy tourist spots. The temple grounds are clean and well-maintained, and the atmosphere is very calming. Highly recommend visiting, especially if you enjoy quiet places with amazing scenery!

AB Sadewa

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Great temple to visit. There's also a nice view to see from higher mountain. Many people coming to send offerings.

Arunee S

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Famous temple in Chiangmai. With a nice view of the city. Can be super crowded on the lottery day!

Uncle Mike

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It started raining after I came out from praying that day. I sat and waited for the rain to stop. The sound of wind chimes was very soothing.🙏

Saw Pyae

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Scenic view but too hot at there .And not allowed to wear the short sleeve and short skirt/pants inside the temple but they put some sarong at the entrance.

Arik Kit

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Very special place with scenic view of Chiang Mai Hang Dong area. Parking on top, the road is steep. Note that hard to get taxi by app downstairs, you'll probably need to use the local red taxi for that. There are many shops and places to buy food on top. The walk up the stairs is 1.5km, wear long pants and good walking shoes, mosquito repellent is needed, there is parking, shops and toilets downstairs.