Wat Chedi Luang Worawihan, Chiang Mai

the compound comprises a historical pyramid, a big temple and then few smaller buildings. Women are not allowed to go inside some of them though, which was a shame because I could peek some stunning murals. Nevertheless, what I saw was very inspiring. The big temple is gorgeously decorated! Very peaceful atmosphere.

Arrived during a festival. Was beautiful experience. Painted gold leaf on the Buddha of the day we where born on (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday). You must dress appropriately, though you can sometimes be given coverings. No hats.

This Temple is consider to be an ancient pillar Temple for Chiangmai. In Old Thai traditional, Thais will pick the best location spiritually to place the city pillar along building the temple for sacredness and to ward off any danger in the old days. Worth a look for you will find the mesmerizing Che-Di guarded with Nagas.

Historical building and I love to see old stuff. There's a 40 Baht admission fee for foreigners. The complex consists of a historical pyramid, a big temple and then some smaller structures. They all are very impressive to see. The big temple is beautifully decorated.

I visited this temple while on a tour with a group of about 20. The walled in temple grounds were busy, but there is enough walking around between the different buildings that we weren't bothered by the crowds - we just tried sticking towards the back to visit areas after the masses cleared out. Though the large ancient temple in a lot of the pictures cannot be physically accessed, you can still walk around it and see much of the detail that is still standing. Overall, a beautiful site to visit for an hour or so. Since the cost of the entry was included in the tour, I can't speak to the cost of it.