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Saturday, September 13, 2008

Destination Guide : CHIANGMAI : Attraction - Wat Suan Dok


Another temple located on Suthep Road, Wat Suan Dok was built in the 14th century and houses the 500-year old bronze Buddha image which is one of Thailands largest metal images. Several of the white chedis around the temple contain ashes of Chiang Mai's former royal family.

Data from Tourism Authority of Thailand

Destination Guide : CHIANGMAI : Attraction - Tham Tap Tao Temple


This temple is situated in Chai Prakan Sub-district along the Chiang Mai-Fang route between Km.120 and Km.121. Temple attractions include a scripture hall located in the middle of a pond and Tap Tao cave which houses several unique Buddha images.


Monday, September 8, 2008

Destination Guide : CHIANGMAI : Attraction - Huai Luek Royal Project Development Centre

Location: Ban Huai Luek, Bueng Khong sub-district, Chiang Dao District, Chiang Mai
Tel. 0 5345 1116
Fax. 0 5322 9635

The center serves as a demonstrative development model for the hill tribe people based on the philosophy of promoting proper agricultural technology to hill tribe farmers. The site is open for the public to explore pilot plots of vegetables, flowers, fruits, Hmongs plantation and the Poi River. In addition, the Royal Project Foundation has its own shop selling daily fresh produce. Tours complete with a lecturer can be arranged in advance and advanced reservation is recommended for group visits. Toilets and parking areas are also available.


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Destination Guide : CHIANGMAI : Attraction - King Naresuan Stupa


Located at Mueang Ngai Village. The locals built the stupa to mark the stay of King Naresuan the Great before he led his troop to invade Angwa in Myanmar in 1604.


Data from Tourism Authority of Thailand

Saturday, September 6, 2008

Destination Guide : CHIANGMAI : Attraction - Chiang Dao Cave


Tham Chiang Dao is a charming cave located in Amphoe Chiang Dao. It is situated 72 kilometres from Chiang Mai town, turn left at the entrance route and proceed for 5 kilometres on an asphalt road. Convenient parking is available. Climb a staircase with a zinc roof to reach the cave. The lovely cave greets visitors with various kinds of fish swimming in a stream in front of the cave.

Touring in and around Tham Chiang Dao with a local guide is possible by contacting local guides in front of the cave. A service fee is charged.


Data from Tourism Authority of Thailand