Visit Wat U-Mong in Chiang Mai

Presentation Wat U-Mong

g_translate Thai name : วัดอุโมงค์

push_pin GPS : 18.78326382,98.95123959 (See on the map)

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Attention, the temple of Wat U-Mong we are talking about is one that is a little outside the city. Not to be confused with his namesake town.
A beautiful forest with a lake and Buddhist advice in several languages on small signs on the trees, the temple is a haven of tranquility. Construction side, it has a staircase leading to a stone chedi behind which is a statue of Buddha hungry. Below, underground tunnels with small hotels.

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Practical information about Wat U-Mong

You have to be transported to get there.
No entrance fee.

To go visit Wat U-Mong, you can also book one of the tours above.

How to get to Wat U-Mong ?

There is no public transport to take from the downt town Chiang Mai to Wat U-Mong. You will need to have your own transportation or to privatize a red car, hire a tuk-tuk, a taxi or a VTC to get there.

Some tours going Wat U-Mong

Chiang Mai Sightseeing Tour: Tha Pae Gate, Wat Umong & Local Market

Offered in English english guide

Amazing with at Chiang Mai, sightseeing around the town,famous Tha phae gate,visit local market and Wat Umong is unique because of its location in the forest and its system of tunnels. The serene and peaceful atmosphere at the 13th century

Alms Offering & Temple Hopping in Chiang Mai

Offered in English english guide

In this trip, we will follow the guidance of a local to give your offering to the monks in the early morning. Most of common gifts are included rice, fresh fruit and traditional dessert in the alms bowl. We will then go on the the most important temple hopping in Chiang Mai and discover the ancient days of this peaceful city.

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Rules to respect when visiting a temple

Wat U-Mong is a temple and when you visit a temple in Thailand there are some rules to know and follow :

Dress properly (knees and shoulders should be covered)
Take off your shoes when entering the buildings
Be quiet
Don't hug or kiss
Don't point your feet to Buddha's image
Don't smoke

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