Foreigners are welcome to learn more about Buddhism. It's also a place that you can just take a walk, sightseeing and have some peace. More

Nice murals and great atmosphere love the fish pond and the cave like quarters More

I 'm glad i visited this Wat , I love the tunnel , i was lucky to had time sitting infront of the buddha status inside the tunnel for 20 minutes to pay respect before i heard the step of other visitor coming . I catched the mini bus from old city at Wat Chiang mai the driver asked for... More

This is my favourite wat in all Chiang Mai! There are other more famous or prestigous wats in tow, but there's just something about this place that's magical. Maybe it's the forest setting but it's just so peaceful and serene, I love it! They have sessions every week where one of the monks explain Buddhism, in English, which sounds cool. More

I never get tired of temples. This one is another little gem. Go visit the place and check it out! More

When we finally got there we were soon rewarded with something completely different - a forest wat. Heaps to see and very tranquil in the middle of a fully functioning monastery. More

Wat Umong is located not far from Chiangmai U. However, if you visit there, you would feel that you are in the heart of nature/ greenery. Apart from going there to make merit and study Buddhist, you can feed the fishes there. More

Wat Umong is a gorgeous temple that actually has a tranquil atmosphere. The greenery and the animals make it a special place that has a difference from most other Wats in/near the city. More

Best know is the one hidden in forest not far away from the Chiang Mai University and from Wat Sundoak. Wat Umong is unique in many respects. For one, it's built in the foothills of Suthep mountain and is still heavily forested. But the most unique feature of the temple are the tunnels which give the wat its name (umong... More