Very Peaceful. I was the only person visiting. A Monk approached me and we spoke for a while. He was very interesting and spoke very good English. We talked about Australia. We talked about how long he had been Ordained and how many years he would remain so. If I may say, I really enjoyed my conversation with this Intelligent Young Man. I'd like to go back for another visit as my time was cut short by a Temple Dog that took a Dislike to me. I've no idea why. But Temple Dogs and I do not get along.

Wat Sri So Da is in Tum Bon Sutep, Chaing Mai province.

Good to offer food to the 300 over hilltribes monks from 4 provinces. Kruba Srivichai was the founder of this Wat Sri Soda temple cum school.

It's a monastery with a huge temple. Many young boys are here serving as a monk. The stair from the Kruba Srivichai monument leads up to here.

Come here every year to make merit for the annual ordination of hilltribe monks.

Beautiful and serene.

Serene place for paying respect to Buddhism.

This place is quite. No visitor. Can spend an afternoon here. Staircase from Kruba Srivichai monument lead up to here.