[2025 Chiang Mai Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Tung Yu (Updated Jun)

📍Wat Tung Yu: Chiang Mai 📍Location: Ratchadamnoen Road, Si Phum Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50200, near the police station, opposite side 🙏🏻 From what Gammy has heard, they say that this temple changed its name and became popular. Anyone who likes a popular name that enhances their destiny and extends their life must come here. His name is Luang Phi Tui. His fortune telling is very accurate. He uses the method of staring at people's faces and will look at their names on their ID cards. The monk will then suggest ways to solve the problem for you to practice on your own. The fee depends on your faith. Anyone who likes it can come and try it. 🚘 Free parking #MuayTourism #TravelAroundThailand #ChiangMaiTravel #gmmsdiary #BeautifulTemplesAroundThailand #Worship #BeautifulTemples #ChiangMai

#tripmission Thuyyu appears in ancient literature and law, meaning an umbrella that is an ornament of the rank of a prince. Wat Tungyu has been restored and restored by successive rulers of Chiang Mai, such as in 1909, Chao Inthawororos Suriyawong, the 8th ruler of Chiang Mai, ordered the construction of an umbrella and a pagoda. Important buildings include a Lanna-style ordination hall made of concrete, marble, and gold lacquer. The upper part has a gable and raka leaf, made of newly restored gold-lacquered teak wood. The brow is curved without a honeycomb. The gable is decorated with stucco in the form of vines and decorated with Inwa glass. Inside, there are murals, a sala, monks' quarters, a Lanna-style chapel, and a round pagoda. Originally, it was a Lanna style on a chedi. Later, it was restored in a Burmese-Mon style. As for the amulet, the monk at Wat Tungyu can tell fortunes very accurately by staring at the face and will look at the name on the ID card. If the name looks bad for a person, The monk will recommend a change. If someone's horoscope is not good, the monk will suggest a way to fix it for them to practice on their own. The teacher's fee depends on your faith. The monk does not read fortunes on Buddhist holy days. Because of his accuracy, many relatives and devotees come to see him every day. However, he will read fortunes at the appropriate time. And you have to come to read your fortune with him at the temple only. #wattosann

Wat Tung Yu is located on Ratchadamnoen Road, not far from Klang Wiang. Anyone traveling from Klang Wiang to Wat Phra Singh will often pass by Wat Tung Yu. This small temple is over 400 years old and was restored by the King of Chiang Mai. Most people may not be familiar with the name, but if you are a spiritual person, this temple is a place that spiritual people must visit at least once. This temple is famous for fortune telling and changing names to bring good fortune or changing your life according to your destiny. However, you can come whenever you want because some people have been queuing since 5 am and the number of seats is limited. If you are coming, I recommend you arrange your time well.

Wat Tung Yu is not a very big temple. The word Tung Yu appears in literature and ancient laws, meaning an umbrella that is an ornament of the rank of a lord. Inside the temple, there are also wax figures of famous Thai monks for worship. Wat Tung Yu is next to the Sunday Walking Street, opposite the Chiang Mai Police Station. It is famous for fortune telling. Luang Phi Tui of Wat Tung Yu is very accurate. He will look at the name on the ID card. If the name is not good, the monk will recommend changing it. The fee depends on your faith. You have to make a reservation. It accepts no more than 20 people per day. Luang Phi Tui does not read fortunes on Buddhist holy days. It is a very peaceful and beautiful temple. The coffee shop in Wat Tung Yu is very delicious. The price is not expensive. I recommend it. #Make merit, worship, and ask for blessings #Chiang Mai check-in point #Famous temples in Chiang Mai

How to get there - You can take Grab/drive your own car. The temple is located in Chiang Mai city, very convenient to travel. Tourist attractions - On normal days, there are many beautiful temples for you to walk around. On Saturdays, there is a walking street nearby. On Sundays, at 7:30 am, there is alms giving to 29 monks. In the evening, there is a walking street in front of the temple. Hotel - I recommend Lanna Oriental, a hotel in this area. It has a good location and lovely staff. It is not far from the temple. You can walk. How to get a fortune telling appointment: I recommend waiting in front of the temple at 4 am to make a reservation. But if you make a reservation at 4 am today, you will get a time at 4 am the next day. And after you get a queue, you have to stay and watch the queue all day. You can leave the temple for no more than 1 hour or the reserved queue will be immediately given to someone else (the old lady is quite strong). #fortunetelling at Wat Tong Yu Chiang Mai #Chiang Mai

#Review Book a fortune telling appointment overnight Arrived in Chiang Mai around 2:50 PM. Hurry to the temple to ask for details and met the cleaning lady. The lady said that if I wait now, I will be number 1, my child. At 3:30 AM, they handed out queue cards and started the fortune telling. I thought to myself, who would want to wait here? It's hot, Mom. Let's eat something first and come back later. 😄 Then the unexpected happened. Yes, it was raining. It had been raining since 8 PM. I thought that if I went there, I would definitely get number 1. Who would want to wait with such heavy rain? But it turned out to be full. I slept in the car waiting for the time to go. I recommend bringing mosquito repellent. The mosquitoes here are more fierce than Bangkaew dogs. Some people come and go. When it's time to give out queue cards, you're out of luck. 😂 I booked a queue at 9:10 PM and got number 10. I was number 1. I've been waiting since 6 AM. 🤣 The temple gates opened at 3:30 AM. I didn't get to see the fortune telling until 5 AM. Bring your ID card. #Muay #MuayTelu #MuayTeluDontMiss #MuayTeluDontMiss

#tripfreeaccommodation #Chiangmaitourist #templetour Wat Tung Yu is famous among the spiritual group. However, since we are not spiritual, we will skip the spiritual part for now. Wat Tung Yu is another temple on Ratchadamnoen Road, Chiang Mai. The word "Tui Yu" appears in ancient literature and laws, meaning an umbrella that is an adornment of the rank of the nobility, which is the original name of this temple. This is another clean, peaceful and beautiful temple.

#Mu travel destinations As a Mu line, many of our content and trips recommend everyone to go to various places to ask for blessings from sacred objects. Today, we will introduce another dimension of Mu line for those who want to have their fortune told or want to change their auspicious name, adjust their destiny. We recommend coming here, "Wat Tung Yu". In addition to having famous sacred objects such as the statue of Khru Ba Srivichai and Luang Pho Tan Jai for worship, there are also fortune telling and auspicious name changing. Let me tell you that the queue is very long and there is a limit on the number of people who can accept a queue per day. Mu line, try it. Sometimes, we have worshiped and asked for blessings for everything, but we still have problems with this method. We recommend coming to "Wat Tung Yu". Location: Wat Tung Yu, Ratchadamnoen Road, Si Phum Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Mai, near Wat Phra Singh.

#wheretogo Wat Tung Yu, located within the ancient city of Chiang Mai, Thailand, is an impressive Buddhist temple. It boasts intricate Buddhist architectural designs and features a magnificent golden Buddha statue on one side. Behind the temple, you'll find a pristine white Buddhist stupa. Adjacent to it, there are shaded areas with chairs for visitors to relax and take respite from the heat. I had the chance to engage with locals and learn more about their culture before departing. It was a truly memorable experience!

Wat Tung Yu is assumed to have been built in 2019. The original name was Wat Tung Yu. The word "Tui Yu" appears in ancient literature and laws, meaning an umbrella that is an ornament of the rank of a royal person. Wat Tung Yu belongs to the Mahanikaya sect. Wat Tung Yu is an ancient temple during the Mangrai dynasty. It has been renovated and restored by the rulers of Chiang Mai, as shown in 2009. Chao Inthaveros Suriyawong, the 8th ruler of Chiang Mai, ordered the construction of a chedi umbrella. Wat Tung Yu was built about 400 years ago. The word Tung Yu appears in ancient literature and laws, meaning an umbrella that is an ornament of the rank of a royal person. The name is found in the poem Nirat Hariphunchai, which was written around 2060. #Beautiful temple #Thailand #Wat Tung Yu How to get there - Drive Tourist attractions - Wat Tung Yu Hotel - Duangtawan Hotel Chiang Mai Restaurant and food - Khao Soi Lamduan Shopping - Night Bazaar, Waroros Market

It was a trip that required a lot of patience and determination. From waking up early, flying at 6am, arriving in Chiang Mai at 7am, calling a Grab to the temple, and queuing from 7am until the next morning. It was a long queue. It was all about patience. This time, I got a great name to take home, just as I had intended.

This is an old temple. Although this temple is easily overlooked in the ancient city temple of Chiang Mai, it is just that the dukduk car stops at Chedi Dragon Temple and goes left to the main road of the Hope Road. Turn left and walk straight through the Chiang Mai Police Station. It is a small temple located on the south side of the Chiang Mai Art and Culture Center.