The Buddha Statue of this temple is newly estrablished on 16 Novermber 2020 celebrating the 253th anniversary of Thailand's Independence Day in 1767. The statue is highly detailed, delicate and respectful.

When we was there. They have big prayer meeting and look nice to listen that they pray. I didn't understand but I like it.

A temple where time has had it's 'bite' on appearance, but there's a meditation center that's popular and a scenic hilltop temple (challenging but do-able 20 mins upstairs)

Another impressive Thai Temple, especially the Naga staircase with around 470 steps to go the mountain temple. The main temple complex with various buildings including meditation areas, monks accommodation - kutis and buddha statues are spreaded around a large area at the foot of the stairway. The view from the top of the staircase is great but it would have been much more breathtaking if the smog was not there. Most of the building were closed as some maintenance work was underway.

Nice view from the top of the hill including mountain, Doi Inthanon, Doi Suthep. I had a clear sky.

The view, architecture, kind and helpful monks, lack of crowds and commercialism Well kept buildings and grounds

Good for Buddhist

Wat Phra Buddha Bhat Tak Pha is locate within the area of 280,000 square metres, somewhere near Doi Chang and Doi Krua. You may wonder why the temple does have the word ‘tak pha’ in its name. In English, the word means ‘fabric drying’. Huh? What does the temple have to do with fabric drying

Good scenery

History of Buddha visited.

This temple was a filming location for Rambo III (1988).

Quite old but none the less interesting temples. Two seperate but unrelated temples linked by a really long set of stairs. The upper temple has some spectacular views over the countryside and looking down along the stairway gives and impression of how long it is. The stairs were used to reach the upper temple long before the road was built. I think you'd have to be very fit to climb them.