Really beautiful and peaceful place in the middle of busy city. Nice to walk around the gardens and relax. Be careful if the grounds are wet after or during rain, the paths can be very slippery.

An amazing experience. The temple with many snakes. Also just a really nice, large, peaceful temple space just outside the central part of the city. 100% worth a visit.

Really peaceful place great for taking a break or doing a meditation !!!

A must visit since it's one of the oldest temple in chiang Mai and it is where Buddha reached enlightenment!

Beautiful ruins of old temple. Nice to see ancient architecture and park setting. Nice place to shoot photos. No entrance fee for Tourists as of March 2022 but I am not sure if this was always free entry.

This gets a five star rating for beautiful collection of buildings on this large site. The original Temple buildings and Chedi date back the the Mid 15th Century when King Tilokarat commissioned it's construction. A large Buddha Tree (Sri Maha Bo) from Sri Lanka is planted here.

Beautiful temple quiet friendly monks residing here. Construction is underway to buildings. Very clean and we'll kept monastery. The monks a working hard sweeping meditation in the monastery grounds. Good practicing nice quite place for mediation and positive energy.... sadhu sadhu sadhu.

Fascinating temple complex just outside of the old city center in Chiang Mai and an active worshipping place for Buddhist monks. The various Chedi are still mostly preserved though the main building has lost several statues on the side walls for what must have been a majestic view in its prime. Plenty of trees on the entire ground to create a very relaxing atmosphere where you can walk around in peace and gaze over the scenery. Also free of charge like most temples in CM.

A short walk from the Maya shopping centre, peaceful environment, despite being close to a busy road Old temple ruins set amongst trees, and some active temples as well. Plenty of snakes around, but not live ones....I hope

500+ year old temple founded by ancient Lanna king Tilokaraja who’s ashes remain there. Filled with ancient sacred fig trees as well as newer plant life introduced from around the world ranging from Madagascar to South America.

A peaceful and tranquil temple situated a bit further away from the main tourist areas of Chiang Mai. Known as the snake temple some of the buildings date back to the 1400's. Lots to see and you also have the opportunity to give a blessing at the main temple as well as placing a branch at the bodhi tree. Very quiet and barely any tourists so definitely worth a visit if you are looking for something a bit more peaceful and calming. You'll potentially need a taxi there and back as it is a bit far away and there is a main road you'll need to cross to get there and back from the main square. Definitely worth a visit.

Traditional Thai temple with carved Buddha statues on the temple walls. The environment is very good and very quiet.

Very beautiful n serene place. Nice gardens. There are two large old bodhi trees.

More of a forest temple vibe in the middle of the city. Beautiful ruins and ancient architecture in a park setting. Mostly shaded and easy to park any vehicle. There's an unusual number of cobra statues around the shrines and monuments.

Thus was a great Buddhist Temple to visit in Chiang Mai away from the tourist crowds. It is a hidden gem.

Beautiful and gracious old temple full of trees and shades. Easy to reach from Highway 11. Pleanty if parking.

Nice temple in Chiang mai. There are definitely some ancient buildings and snake statues

Famous temple in Chiang Mai. Great old temple but don't so crowded. You can use 20 minutes walk around for seeing the ancient beautiful building and sculptures or just sitting here for absorbing the calm and peaceful moment for a day.

Peaceful temple with good environment and long history of Chiangmai

Stunning temple outside the old city with seven pagodas on the top which is pretty unique, beautiful ground and ruins, lots of snake sculptures, don’t miss it

Wat Maha Bodharam ( Wat Jedyod ) Wat Maha Bodharam or Wat Jedyod was established by King Tilokarat in 1455 A.D. He ordered his artisans to imitate the styles of Mahabodhi Hall of Bodh Gaya ( in India ) . It is assumed that the aim of this project was to celebrate the 2,000th anniversary of Buddhism

The very nice and historical location. There are two temples, one it’s top being installed with seven Stupas which called Jed Yot in thai language.

Beautiful site with ruins of old temples and Chedi and more recent temples. The site has a very shady and natural environment. A very nice place to shoot pictures ☺️

Beautiful historical temple. The Bodhi Tree also come from Sri Lanka that also original from Bodh Gaya, in India that we believe lord Buddha sitting and got enlightment.

This temple is ancient and establish around 1455 B.C.

Recommend place for historical tour next to Nimman’s road

Local temple. Not as impressive as the temples in town, but very quiet and peaceful.

One of the Old Temple in Chiang Mai. Situated just near to Super Highway. Chet Yot defines Seven Tombs. Calm ambience, pray n make merit.

Nearly in the centre off chiang mai..beautiful little place..all quite, due to no tourist and the deadly virus outbreak. But it was good for us,as we could quite and leisurely enjoyed this place. Definitely will come back,once this deadly virus is under control and we can fly back there. If you ever have the opportunity to see it? Please do so. Plus there are few more temples around that area. Walking distance,no probably.. take care,stay healthy. Peace 🙏😷

Historical Temple, Feel good and peaceful when get there