Wat Sum Pow

Chiang Mai Street and alleys are full of temples. It can be said that the main attraction of Chiang Mai is the temple. Follow the Ratchadamnoen road where the Sunday night market is located to see several temples. SUMPOW Temple is also one of them. The temple is very small. We didn't visit it inside, just took a photo outside the temple. It has a sculpture of a boat, which is more special.

This temple in Thailand means the Sailing Temple, mainly from the building that is more similar to the sailing ship. In the temple, although it is not particularly large and quiet, there is an ancient tree next to it. Although there is no towering, the history looks very long. It is worth coming in here to see.

Wat Samphao is a royal temple under the Maha Nikaya Sangha. Located on Ratchadamnoen Road in Si Phum Subdistrict Mueang Chiang Mai District Chiang Mai Province

A small temple, about 700 years old, Phan Pruksa with large and small animals and pan Phruksa. The beautiful thing to see is the Viharn of Wat Samphao in Chiang Mai city, built in the reign of King Rama II of the Mangrai Dynasty.

Wat Samphao, a temple in Chiang Mai Walking Street. On the day there is a walking street, lots of food

This is not a review of the temples or of the magnificent buildings nearby, this is a review of the temple masseurs. Every time we go to Chiang Mai, we are always surprised by the skills of these masseurs and their massage techniques for treating specific areas of problem. Don’t expect a painless treatment, these are the proper treatments offered by professionals, although not gentle at all, it works. This trip, I was working every day, a little bit of a cervical spine problem, but it’s much better now. They are cheaper than nearby and definitely cost-effective. I hope to come back next year.