Excavation of this site occurred in 1985 to reveal the current structures. It's believed that heavy flooding at some point in time deposited 2 meters of sand and soil in this area which was removed during the restoration. Nice spacious grounds.

Great place. The small abandoned convention center only adds up to the mystic atmosphere. One of few cool places in Chiang Mai which Is not crowded with tourists.

One of historic place of “Wiang Kum Kam” area you can scan QR code according to your language (Thai, English & Chinese) respectively and read the history about the Place.

Part of an interesting historical complex on the outskirts of Chiang Mai.

So peaceful here. Many place to wonder around.

Excellent wat, beautiful stupa and lovely grounds that are still well maintained.

We went to attend a cultural event, it was fun and interesting. Very beautiful at night

Nice ruïnes. Directions on the road are not very well, but luckily there's Google Maps.

Nothing much to it (on its own) but worth a look if you're in the area. I recommend spending half a day visiting all the ruins with a stop in at the tourist information centre first so you can look at the exhibition and get to understand the history of the area. From there you can take a guided tour or horse and cart to explore the ruins.

Few tourists come here opting instead only for the key temples in the Old City. It’s a real shame as outside the Old City, is where the real history and amazing ruins are. My advice would be spend one day in the Old City exploring, then a second outside at Wat Kum Aman, Wat E Kuang and surrounding ruins nearby. You can do the key ones in a day but will need either a bike or access to a vehicle as they are scattered around. Don’t forget to wear respectful clothing (no shirt shirts or vest like tops). These are religious sites even if they are ruins and you might be denied access by tourist police if you are dressed inappropriately.

Very beautiful! It is fascinating to visit the structures that have stood the test of time, albeit partially.

This ruin is part of Wiang Kumkham archaeological site and is situated in the village community with people houses and school. Many archaeologial ruins dotted around the community. You can take the horse-drawn cart or a pickup service with local guide to enjoy more if the place.

Go to sunset, the lights are beautiful