Pandao Temple is located diagonally opposite the Great Buddhist Pagoda Temple. There is a huge and ancient teak hall in the temple. The pure Lanna-style design, over 280 years of history, is one of the few wooden buildings in the city and is also in the ancient city of Chiang Mai. A gem-class hall. Phan Tao means 1000 stoves, because it used to be a Buddhist temple, and it was named for the important temples to cast Buddha statues. The walls of the Hope Road Temple are crimson, and each wall column has a white kneeling portrait or a small tower on the top, which is very striking on the street. Out of the hall, to the back of the courtyard, you can see a man-made river, sitting on the sand in the back of a golden Buddha, showing the Buddha's way to become a Buddha under the Bodhi tree, very special. In addition, there are some old buildings such as boudoirs and pagodas in the temple. When the Water Lantern Festival is held every November, the Taoist Temple will hold a ceremony. At that time, the courtyard will be filled with water lanterns and sky lanterns, which are particularly beautiful under the night sky. Pandao Temple's lighting activities are generally from 19