[2025 Chiang Mai Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Umong Suan Putthatham (Updated Apr)

#NewYearNewTrip Wat Umong (Suan Phutthatham) is located in Mueang District, Chiang Mai Province. It is an ancient temple with beautiful and unique characteristics, making it popular with both Thai and foreign tourists. Highlights ✨ * Walkway Tunnel: * This is an important highlight of the temple. There is an underground walkway tunnel that can be walked through. * Inside the tunnel, there is a Buddha statue. * During the rainy season, the tunnel is covered with green moss, making it look beautiful and mysterious. * Old Pagoda: * A Sri Lankan-style pagoda that is over 700 years old. * It is a beautiful pagoda with historical value. * Shady atmosphere: * The temple is located in the forest, creating a quiet and shady atmosphere. * Suitable for practicing Dhamma and relaxing the mind. Interesting things in the temple 🔝 * Underground walkway tunnel 🚶🏼♀️ * Sri Lankan-style pagoda 🐌 * Large trees and forest gardens 🌱 * Replica of King Ashoka's pillar 🌥️ * Teaching signs hanging on the trees 🌳

When talking about “Chiang Mai”, we will think of beautiful natural tourist attractions such as mountains, waterfalls or restaurants. But today, I would like to recommend another ancient temple for you to study history, which is “Wat Umong (Suan Phuttharam)”. Wat Umong is an important ancient site that has been in Chiang Mai for more than 700 years. It was built to be used as a place for meditation. Inside the tunnel, there are many passageways that connect to each other. In addition, on top of the tunnel, there is a 700-year-old pagoda, which is Lanna art. The atmosphere inside the temple is refreshing and shady with many tall trees. If you come to Chiang Mai, you must not miss an important place like Wat Umong (Suan Phuttharam) because it is not far from Chiang Mai city. Coordinates: 135 Moo 10, Suthep Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai Province Opening hours: 05:00-20:00 #VisitChiangMai #ThaiTemple #Thailand #ChiangMai #NaturalAttractions

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี 📌 Wat Umong or Wat Suan Phutthatham is an ancient temple that is over 700 years old, located at the foot of Doi Suthep, Mueang Chiang Mai District. Inside the temple, there are shady large trees. The highlight is the ancient tunnel made of bricks, which enshrines a Buddha image and ancient murals. On top of the tunnel is an ancient pagoda. You can go up to pay homage and enjoy the view. Wat Umong is a place suitable for practicing Dhamma, meditating, and relaxing. The atmosphere is quiet, shady, and full of magic, making it popular with both tourists and Chiang Mai residents. 📍135 Tambon Suthep, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50200 ⏰05:00 - 20:00 #SlothTrip #thailand #travel #onedaytrip #familytrip #goodatmosphere #ThaisTravelThailand #TravelThailand #TravelAlongTheWay #CafeReview #BeautifulCafeShare #LifeAddictedToCafes #MustVisitCafes #CafePhotoCafes #Tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี #Tripแจกส่วนลด #100วิธีเที่ยว

Wat Umong Suan Phutta Tham 📍Address: 135 Tambon Suthep, Amphoe Mueang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai Province https://maps.app.goo.gl/ojPyT9Tr3fXHqjTk8?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy ⏰ Opening hours: Open daily from 05:00-20:00 Wat Umong (Suan Phutta Tham) is an old temple located in the west of Chiang Mai City, at the foot of Doi Suthep. Wat Umong, Chiang Mai, was built during the reign of King Ku Na Thammathirat. It has now become a popular tourist attraction. #100TravelTips #ChiangMaiTemples #tripTakeAsiaFly

Anyone who visits Chiang Mai must not miss paying homage, meditating, and visiting the beautiful, shady atmosphere at Wat Umong. I guarantee that you will receive good energy and an incredibly peaceful mind. Wat Umong has other important places, which are divided into several sections: the replica of the Ashoka Pillar, the stone inscription, the stairs leading up to the pagoda, the Naga head, the Bodhisattva statue, the outdoor museum, the Mysterious Dharma Picture Theater, the Dharma Library, the Chalermprakiat Museum, and the Suan Phuttharam Office. Coordinates: 135 Moo 10, Suthep Subdistrict, Mueang District, Chiang Mai Province #VisitChiangMai #WatUmong #WatUmongChiangMai

📍Wat Umong Suan Phuttharam, Chiang Mai 🚘 Location: 135 Moo 10, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50200 ⏰ Open 05:00-20:00 💵 Free admission 🚘 Free parking for both motorcycles and cars 🙏🏻 Wat Umong Suan Phuttharam must be visited during the rainy season because the moss and lichen on the walls will be lush green, making the temple look lively. If you don't come in the winter or summer, the walls will not be green, making the photos not beautiful. 🙏🏻 The temple itself is a long tunnel with a left turn that goes through to each other. Outside is a garden, peaceful, cool, shady, and there is a pagoda behind the temple. It is very beautiful, but you have to walk up the stairs to get there. It is really beautiful. #VisitChiangMai #ChiangMai2023 #VisitTemples #WorshipNineTemples #TravelAroundThailand #VisitNorth #VisitChiangMai

#Must-Visit Destinations #Worship #Worship and ask for blessings #Visit Chiang Mai #Beautiful temples in Chiang Mai When visiting Chiang Mai, Mu believers must not miss worshiping and asking for blessings at Wat Umong (Suan Phuttham), located at the foot of Doi Suthep, behind Chiang Mai University. Wat Umong is an ancient temple in Chiang Mai. It was created from the devotion to Buddhism of the city's past lords and has been renovated and restored until it became a temple that people respect and believe in today. The area inside the temple is shady. When entering the tunnel, it is quiet and cool. There are Buddha images for worship. There are holes along the tunnel walls with Buddha images at intervals. When entering, you must be respectful.

#exploreasia Getting There - Moo10, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai province, Thailand. Attractions - this is a 13th century of Buddhist historical temples, over 800 years old. It consists of Chedi golden stupas, a beautiful mural painting, and great architectural of Lan Na kingdom. Opening hour from 5:00 am to 8:00 pm. Free Entrance for both Thai and foreigners tourists.

#VisitChiangMai Wat Umong A beautiful Buddhist temple in the city center, with beautiful historical architecture and art. The shaded trees in the area are a Buddhist garden that combines the teachings of Buddhism for us to walk around and study. We can spend all day exploring the area of ​​Wat Umong. There is also an art gallery and a library for study. The teachings are impartial from the core to the present and applied in practice. Without judging by specific terms. In addition, there is a library building and a wide pond. There is a bridge for you to enjoy. Feed fish, watch birds, watch trees and aquatic animals according to the ecosystem. It is both pleasant, pleasing to the eye, and the wind blows along the water. Location: Suthep Subdistrict, Mueang District, Chiang Mai Province Travel: Private car or call Grab Suitable for: Explorers, walkers, ancient people, architecture, and shady places If the elderly have to walk, there will be many steps. It is not suitable for people who use walking aids because the area is wide and there are stairs and slopes in some places. Prepare: Bring an umbrella and drink water to sip while walking. Opening-closing time: 5.00-20.00

#VisitChiangMai Wat Umong Suan Phuttharam This is an important ancient site that has been in Chiang Mai for over 700 years. It is located on Suthep Road, Mueang District, Chiang Mai Province. This place was built during the reign of King Mangrai around 1839, which is around 700 years ago today. Later, King Kuena built a tunnel here for Phra Mahathera Chan to use as a place for meditation. Therefore, the inner wall has many passages that can be walked through. There are also old mural paintings inside the tunnel. Therefore, tourists often come to walk and admire the beauty inside the tunnel and take beautiful pictures from this corner of the temple. In addition, Wat Umong also has other important places, which are divided into several sections: a replica of the Ashoka Pillar, a stone inscription, a staircase to the pagoda, a Naga head, a Bodhisattva statue, an outdoor museum, a riddle theater, a Dhammakhot Library, a Chalermprakiat Museum, and the Suan Phuttharam Office.

Wat Umong is an important ancient site that has been in Chiang Mai for over 700 years. It is located on Suthep Road, Mueang District, Chiang Mai Province. It was built during the reign of King Mangrai around 1839, which is over 700 years ago. Later, King Kuena built a tunnel here for Phra Mahathera Chan to use as a place for meditation. The inner wall therefore has many passages, and there are also old mural paintings inside the tunnel. Tourists often come to walk around and admire the beauty inside the tunnel and take beautiful pictures from this corner of the temple. In addition, Wat Umong also has other important places, which are divided into several sections: a replica of the Ashoka Pillar, a stone inscription, a staircase to the pagoda, a Naga head, a Bodhisattva statue, an outdoor museum, a Dharma puzzle theater, a Dhammakhot library, a Chalermprakiat Museum, and the Suan Phuttharam office. Anyone who visits Chiang Mai must not miss paying homage, meditating, and enjoying the beautiful atmosphere at Wat Umong. We guarantee that we will receive good energy. I have an incredible sense of peace. #Chiang Mai #Wat Umong #Thailand

Wat Umong is an important ancient site that has been in Chiang Mai for more than 700 years. Wat Umong or Suan Phutthatham is located on Suthep Road, Mueang District, Chiang Mai Province. It was built during the reign of King Mangrai around 1839, which is about 700 years ago today. Later, King Kuena built a tunnel here for Phra Mahathera Chan to use as a place for meditation. The inner wall therefore has many passages that can be walked through. There are also old mural paintings inside the tunnel. Tourists often come to walk and admire the beauty inside the tunnel and take beautiful pictures from the temple's corner. #ThaiTemple #BeautifulTempleThailand #WhereToGoChiangMai

#Beautiful temple “Wat Umong” is another temple surrounded by nature in the middle of Chiang Mai city. With its unique tunnel, it attracts tourists to visit the beauty inside the tunnel and also study its history. Wat Umong is home to a 700-year-old pagoda, a pagoda with a Lanna architectural design. You will notice that the pagoda is located on top of the tunnel. If you are looking for a temple where you can relax your mind, Wat Umong is another temple full of nature that will refresh you, whether it is the green forest or the beauty of various trees. Especially when the rainy season increases humidity, the tunnel will be covered with beautiful lush green moss. Wat Umong is open every day. It is located in Suthep Subdistrict or the alley behind Chiang Mai University. #WorshipTrip #ChiangMaiTemple #WatUmong #WatUmongChiangMai #NatureTemple #FamousTempleChiangMai

🫶🏻 I would like to recommend Lemon to calm your mind at Wat Umong, Chiang Mai. In addition to being an ancient temple, this place is also a famous tourist attraction. Or if anyone wants to practice meditation here, I must say that it is great because the atmosphere here is very good. It is shady and surrounded by trees in the middle of the forest. 🌳 📚 When I was a student, I came here often. They have fish food. The fish pond is very big. You can buy fish food for 10 baht per bag. In fact, the temple area is very large. If I walked all day, I probably wouldn't be able to finish it. 🌜 ⭐️ The three inner tunnel zones are connected. The central tunnel walkway has a prominent Buddha image that can be seen from far away. It is very cool inside. We went in the evening. The atmosphere is a bit creepy. Walk all the way to the back and you can walk to the ancient pagoda. I must say that it is very beautiful and magnificent. 🙏 ‼️ Highly recommended for those who like to visit temples. This is another landmark that should not be missed. You can walk around and spend the whole day. 🥰📍 Soi Wat Umong, behind Chiang Mai University ⏰ Open every day, all the time #VisitChiangMai #ReviewChiangMai #BeautifulTemplesAcrossThailand

An ancient temple of Chiang Mai✨ 🌼 Wat Umong or Suan Phuttharam is an ancient temple that is more than 700 years old. It was built during the reign of King Mangrai. Tourists can admire the beautiful mural paintings inside the tunnel. ✨ On top of the tunnel is the 700-year-old Lanna-style pagoda. The surrounding area is full of trees, creating a shady and peaceful atmosphere. 💛 In addition, there are other important places such as the replica of the Ashoka pillar, the stone inscription, the stairs leading up to the pagoda, the Naga head, the outdoor museum, the Mysterious Dharma Picture Theater, and the Dharma Library. ⏰ Open daily from 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. 📍 135 Moo 10, Suthep Subdistrict, Mueang District, Chiang Mai Province #thailand #chiangmaitravel #chiangmaireview #beautifultemplesinthailand

Wat Umong (Suan Phutthatham) The moss covering the brick tunnel is a green carpet with moisture, beautiful and adds peace to the place, which is the unique feature of this temple that is a highlight. It is like a strategy to attract people to the temple. When you enter the tunnel, you will find silence and darkness. There are lights along the way at intervals. In the first part of the tunnel, there are Buddha images for us to worship for good luck. Then there will be a walkway connecting to other tunnels at intervals. In some parts, we can still see traces of mural paintings that are over 500 years old. Wat Umong has been a temple since the time of King Mangrai the Great. When he established Chiang Mai, he built the temple in the style of a Sri Lankan temple and named it “Wat Welukattharam” (Wat of 11 bamboo clumps). Until the reign of King Ku Na Thammarat, he renovated the temple and built a large and beautiful tunnel with 4 entrances and exits. Each passage can be walked through completely. On the inside wall of the tunnel, there are holes for lighting candles to provide light at intervals, convenient for monks walking meditation and praying inside. There are also oil paintings on the ceiling of the tunnel. Wat Umong is now a place for meditation and a famous tourist attraction in Chiang Mai. There are both Buddhists who travel to worship and practice Dhamma, as well as foreign tourists of different religions who want to visit this important historical site in Chiang Mai. For those who come to visit Chiang Mai, don't forget to learn about history and see the beauty of this corner of Chiang Mai. When you visit Wat Umong, you will find shady and peaceful atmosphere in the temple. I assure you that you will not be disappointed. "Wat Umong" is located in Suthep Subdistrict, Mueang District, Chiang Mai Province. To get there from Chiang Mai city, drive along Suthep Road, head towards Chiang Mai University, then turn left into Soi Wat Umong opposite Chiang Mai University. #Travel only #Wat Umong #Chiang Mai #Chiang Mai attractions #Wat Umong Chiang Mai #thailand#miss nature#travel#Northeastern team

#BeautifulTempleCoordinates Today we went to make merit and worship at Wat Umong or Suan Phuttadham, located on Suthep Road, Mueang District, Chiang Mai Province. This place was built during the reign of King Mangrai around 1839, which is about 700 years ago today. Later, King Kuena built a tunnel here for Phra Mahathera Chan to use as a place for meditation. Therefore, the inner wall has many passages that can be walked through. There are also old mural paintings inside the tunnel. Therefore, tourists often come to walk and admire the beauty inside the tunnel and take beautiful pictures from this corner of the temple. #WatUmong #BeautifulTemplesAcrossThailand #Worship #OldTemplesChiangMai #ilovetrips #BeautifulTemplesThailand #MakeMeritAndWorship #ReviewChiangMai

It is a beautiful place with a great atmosphere for meditation. It is shady and has many big trees. However, we went during a rather dry period, so the photos were not very nice. I recommend going during the rainy season when there is green moss growing on it, so the photos will be beautiful.

Wat Umong or Suan Phuttham is located on Suthep Road, Mueang District, Chiang Mai Province. This place was built during the reign of King Mangrai around 1839, which is about 700 years ago today. Later, King Kuena built a tunnel here for Phra Mahathera Chan to use as a place for meditation. Therefore, the inner wall has many passages that can be walked through. There are also old mural paintings inside the tunnel. Therefore, tourists often come to walk and admire the beauty inside the tunnel. On top of the tunnel is the 700-year-old Lanna-style pagoda, which is believed to have been built around the beginning of the 20th Buddhist century. Especially during the rainy season, lush green moss will cover the area around the temple, the pagoda, and in front of the tunnel, making this place look strangely beautiful. Tourists often come to take beautiful photos as souvenirs in front of the tunnel. #Wat Umong #Worship #Muay #Chiang Mai

Coming to Chiang Mai, in addition to visiting natural places, this province also has many ancient and beautiful historical sites. Like this one, Wat Umong, a temple located in the middle of nature and in the city of Chiang Mai, which is very convenient to travel to. The atmosphere inside the temple is shady, cool, spacious and peaceful. The main highlight is that there is a tunnel with both Buddha images and many murals to see. It is a very ancient and beautiful historical site. : Wat Umong, Chiang Mai #WinterAttractions

Wat Umong or Suan Phutta Tham is an old temple located in the west of Chiang Mai, in the city of Loei, not far to drive. It is convenient to travel with enough parking. Walk to the tunnel not far away. The atmosphere is shady because there are large trees. The air is cool and comfortable. The unique feature is the tunnel under the pagoda. During the humid weather, the outer walls or the surrounding area will be green and moist. It is beautiful and strange. #Worship #Travel in Thailand like going to China #Worship in Chiang Mai

Let's go. Go to the temple and be a bit more composed. Today, I'll take you to Wat Umong in Chiang Mai. Chiang Mai has beautiful temples and monasteries all over the city. Wat Umong (Suan Phutta Tham) is located in Suthep Subdistrict, Mueang District, Chiang Mai Province, near Chiang Mai University. It's peaceful, shady, and cool when you go to the temple. It's been a while since I've been to the temple. Please be a bit more composed in body and mind. #VisitChiangMai #ChiangMai #VisitThaiTemples

No matter how many times I come to Chiang Mai, I always come to this temple. “Wat Umong” Wat Umong is located in Mueang District, Chiang Mai Province. This temple is really beautiful. It has its own unique charm and distinctiveness. It is an architecture that I was amazed at the first time I saw it. The temple is a tunnel built under the pagoda. There are many tourists. They come to see the beauty and take pictures inside the tunnel. I like this temple because every time I go there, I feel cool and comfortable in a way that I can’t describe. I highly recommend it. The temple is really beautiful. #BeautifulTemplesAcrossThailand #WatUmong #BeautifulTemplesChiangMai

Wat Umong is located at the foot of the Suthep in the alley behind Chiang Mai University. It is beautiful and has its own unique identity. It is clean, peaceful, and shady with many big trees. It has a history of over 700 years. The tunnel under the base of the pagoda looks magical, clean, beautiful, simple, but captivating. 🙏❤️ This is another UNSEEN CHIANGMAI temple that everyone should not miss. It is easy to get to. You can take a red car, a taxi, or a private car.

Wat Umong (Suan Phutta Tham) is an ancient temple located in the west of Chiang Mai city and is located at the foot of Doi Suthep, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai Province, which is south of Chiang Mai University or in the alley behind Chiang Mai University. Inside the tunnel, there is a Buddha statue. We can walk under the tunnel to worship the Buddha and ask for blessings. On top of the tunnel is a Lanna-style pagoda. The front of the tunnel is covered with green moss. The surrounding nature is very peaceful and cool. #Travel around Thailand #Thailand #Waiting for the day to travel #Thailand #Missing nature #Secret location #Wat Umong #Chiang Mai #Winter travel to the North #Northern team #Buddhism #Chiang Mai in the rainy season #Check in to eat and travel #Worship and ask for blessings #Visit the North #Beautiful places to take pictures #Don't miss the merit-making #Pagoda #Visit the North when the flowers bloom #Open up interesting experiences #Let's go on a trip #Where to go #Open interesting places to go #Nature therapy #Review Chiang Mai #Beautiful temples around Thailand #Chiang Mai attractions

#Chiang Mai Travel Wat Umong Suan Phuttharam This is a very famous temple. Don't miss the beauty of this temple. It is very old, about 700 years old. The outside looks like a normal brick wall. But when you go inside, it is a tunnel. There are many passages that connect to each other and there are murals on the walls. On top of the tunnel is a large old pagoda. The temple is very spacious. Located on Suthep Road, Mueang District, Chiang Mai Province

🛕Another temple that if you come to Chiang Mai, a place that you can't miss, no matter how many times you come, it will make your mind calm and not be confused. That is Wat Umong, a meditation center in Chiang Mai. The highlight of Wat Umong is that there is a tunnel under the pagoda, which is over 700 years old, which can connect up to 4 tunnels, including a Dharma courtyard and a replica of the Ashoka pillar in the temple area. 📌Located behind Chiang Mai University, Suthep Subdistrict, Chiang Mai Province 🕕Opening-closing hours 05.00 - 20.00 hrs. #Chiang Mai attractions

#VisitChiangMai "Wat Umong Suan Phuttham" in Chiang Mai Province ❤️ It is a temple with a unique identity, a prominent attraction in the heart of Chiang Mai. With a structure and location that is a tunnel (as the name suggests) Tourists who come to worship must walk into the tunnel, go through the tunnel, like entering a cave. There will be a walkway and lights at various points. There are Buddha images to worship at various points, which is a distinctive feature. With a spacious area, plenty of parking, and many types of trees in the temple area, it is shady, cool, and suitable for calming the mind and meditating. Therefore, tourists like to come to worship and visit the beauty of the temple. ❤️

#FamilyTravel #Wat Welukattharam (Wat Pai 11 Kor) or Wat Umong, Suan Phutthatham at present, is an important ancient temple of Lanna, built during the reign of Phraya Mangrai in 1839, which was during the Sukhothai period. It is located at the foot of Doi Suthep, west of Chiang Mai Province, behind Chiang Mai University. Phraya Mangrai built it to offer as a place to stay for Phra Maha Kassapa Thera, a monk from Sri Lanka. There are many tunnels at the temple, which in the past were places for monks to meditate. The tunnels can be walked through each other. On top, there is a bell-shaped pagoda on the tunnel.