Wat Umong: A tunnel temple hidden in the forest.

Chiang Mai's favorite temple, I always stay here for a long time every time I come. The quiet feeling is like having a full day of meditation, washing away the irritability in the hustle and bustle of the city. 🚗🚗 Transportation: On the west side of the ancient city, it's easy to get there by tuk-tuk but not easy to leave, so it's recommended to take a taxi using Maxim or Grab. When leaving, call ahead about ten minutes and locate yourself at the main entrance on the main road. It's easy to catch a ride when you come out, otherwise the driver may not find you. Because the distance to the ancient city is not far and the road conditions are good, it's also recommended to rent a motorcycle to ride over, which is very convenient. 💰💰 Ticket: The main hall of the temple charges foreign tourists 20 baht per person for admission, which is used as a donation. Local Thai people are exempt from the fee. However, the adjacent tower does not charge admission, and visitors can enter the main hall through the back door behind the tower. ☕️🍛 Dining: Inside the Wumeng Temple, there are many food trucks selling drinks at the same price as outside, and the business is very honest. On both sides of the main road outside the temple, there are cafes and local restaurants. Although the temple is remote, there is no need to worry about food and drink. 🔺🔺 tips: Outside the main hall, there is an area to the right of the entrance with many small Buddha statues that were previously offered as tribute, as well as old abandoned Buddha heads placed randomly but with a strong sense of atmosphere. Take some time to slowly take photos.