[2025 Saraphi Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Chedi Liem (Updated Jun)

🌟Wat Chedi Liam (Ku Kham Luang), Chiang Mai Province 🌟 is a temple located in the area of ​​Wiang Kum Kam, which in the past was the capital of the Lanna Kingdom. The highlight of Wat Chedi Liam is the five-tiered castle-shaped pagoda, which is similar to the Ku Kut pagoda at Wat Chamdevi, Hariphunchai City, Lamphun Province. It is estimated to be around 700 years old. 🎗Wat Chedi Liam has both Khmer and Burmese art. In the past, this temple was influenced by Khmer art, but was abandoned. In another era, the Lanna Kingdom had Burmese craftsmen renovate it, so this temple has both Khmer and Burmese art. 🎗 🛺If anyone wants to visit this temple, it is recommended to contact the Wiang Kum Kam Information Center. There will be a tram service to see the old city and stop by Wat Chedi Liam. There are also guides to provide advice and stories, which will help you get more complete information. 🔑 🫡There is no admission fee for this temple. You can visit at any time. You can park your car in the temple in front of the square pagoda. 📍Location: Wat Pagoda Square (Ku Kham Luang), Tha Wang Tan Subdistrict, Saraphi District, Chiang Mai Province #Get a discount without relying on luck #Beautiful temples throughout Thailand #Visit Chiang Mai #Chiang Mai #Wiang Kum Kam

Wat Chedi Liam, Chiang Mai Province 🌿👍🌲 or as the locals generally call it, Wat Ku Kham Luang, was built during the reign of King Mangrai and is more than 700 years old. Originally, this area was the area of ​​Wiang Kum Kam, and was modeled after Wat Chamdevi in ​​Lamphun Province. It has a base width of 8 wa and 1 sok, and a height of 22 wa. Its architectural style is a mix of Lanna, Khmer, and Burmese art. It enshrines two parts of the relics of the Lord Buddha: his hair and his chin. 📍 Tambon Tha Wang Tan, Amphoe Saraphi, Chiang Mai Province #NewYearNewTrip #WatChediLiam #VisitChiangMai

#Rainy season attractions Wat Chedi Liam (Ku Kham Luang), Wiang Kum Kam, was built in 1831 by King Mangrai, who modeled it after the chedi at Wat Chamdevi in ​​Lamphun Province. After that, the temple was abandoned and deserted for hundreds of years until in 1908, a Burmese tycoon came to see it, became devoted, and renovated it again using craftsmen from Burma. The architectural style is therefore Burmese art. This chedi contains the hair relics and the right chin relics of the Lord Buddha. Opening hours: Every day from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Location: Ban Chedi Liam, Sai Ko Klang Road, Tambon Tha Wang Tan, Amphoe Saraphi, Chiang Mai 50140 Coordinates: https://maps.app.goo.gl/VTbezuupBBGp1MLC9 #TravelThailand #TravelChiangMai #ChiangMaiTemples #OldTemplesChiangMai