[2025 Chiang Mai Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Sai Moon Muang (Updated Jun)

Wat Sai Moon Muang is an important area that reflects the water management in Chiang Mai. There is a pipe in front of the temple to drain water from the moat to Mae Kha Canal. Therefore, it has been a water receiving area since ancient times. It is also the temple where "Kruba Chao Phutthawachirawongsa Aranyawasi" resides. He is a disciple of "Kruba Chao Panya Maha Pa Chao". Some places call it "Kruba Chao Panya Wachira", meaning Maha Swathu Chao Wachira Maha Pa, Suan Dok Temple, the Great King of Chiang Mai. Therefore, Wat Sai Moon is another important Pali language school in Chiang Mai. As can be seen from the text at the end of the palm leaf manuscript that confirms this assumption. #Chiang Mai #Thailand #Beautiful temple #Wat Sai Moon Muang How to get there - Drive Tourist attractions - Wat Sai Moon Hotels - Mae Ping Hotel Chiang Mai Restaurants and food - Khoy Chiang Mai Shopping - Wualai Walking Street, Santitham Market

Wat Sai Moon Muang is an old and well-known temple in Chiang Mai Province. It was granted the royal charter of the boundary of the temple. It is a temple with many sacred objects to worship. The temple is not very big, quiet, and clean. When you walk in, you will see a beautiful golden pagoda standing prominently behind the chapel. In front of the chapel, there are Thao Wessuwan standing on both the left and right with items that people have brought to worship. Wat Sai Moon Muang is popular for people to worship and ask for blessings from the five Buddhas. The principal Buddha image is a bronze Buddha image. The silver Buddha image is a Buddha image cast from real silver. Phra Singh 1 is a bronze Buddha image. And what is not to be missed at this time is Thao Wessuwan, which is almost 100 years old. Beliefs and faith, those who believe in superstitions must not miss going to ask for luck, ask for blessings, improve their destiny, and protect from evil things at Wat Sai Moon Muang. Wat Sai Moon Mueang is located in the inner moat, Moon Mueang Road, Phra Singh Subdistrict, Mueang District, Chiang Mai Province. Open for visits from 8:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Wat Sai Moon Mueang, if coming from Chiang Mai Gate, drive to the temple on the left before Tha Phae Gate. It is very easy to find. Or call to inquire at 0813663039. You can park your car in the temple. I forgot to mention that we have passed Wat Sai Moon Mueang before, but the decorations at night are very beautiful. Don't forget to find a chance to come once. I guarantee you will not be disappointed. #Chiang Mai Temple #Wat Sai Moon Mueang #Thailand #Don't miss the merit-making line #Secret location #Thao Wessuwan #Make merit and worship the Buddha #Visit Chiang Mai #Worship and ask for blessings #Beautiful temples in Chiang Mai

Today, we will take you to another temple in Chiang Mai Province, which is Wat Sai Moon Muang, located in Phra Singh Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Mai District. Anyone who comes to this temple must come to worship and ask for blessings from the 5 Buddhas. There is also the statue of Thao Wessuwan, which is over a hundred years old. Anyone who comes here must not miss asking for blessings to increase their fortune and have enough to eat and use, and for money to flow in continuously. Those who are into superstitions must not miss this.

Wat Sai Moon Muang is a temple located in the inner city of Chiang Mai. It is located inside the moat on the side of the Dhammakarn Elderly Home. This temple has a museum that stores scriptures and antiques. It is a peaceful, beautiful temple. There is Thao Wessuwan for worship according to beliefs. You can park both inside and outside to worship and ask for blessings from Thao Wessuwan for good fortune. The temple has a worship set for 100 baht, convenient for those who come to worship. The monks give clear advice and invite you to stop by. #tripmission #travelchiangmai #thaowessuwan

#celebratewithtrip Do check out this temple with rich history visited by many locals if tou have some time to spend here. Near chiang mai gate too so you can plan both together. it is majestic and made with gold, bricks and wood for the different structure of the temple, good to admire these artwork. address 2WVW+XFP, Ki Lek, Mae Taeng District, Chiang Mai 50150, Thailand

In the midst of Chiang Mai's vibrant Loi Krathong celebrations, I found myself in an unexpected haven of peace - Wat Saimoon. My initial quest for a restroom led me down lantern-lit paths, away from the festival's lively crowds, and into the quietude of this lesser-known temple. As night enveloped the city in a festive glow, Wat Saimoon stood as a sanctuary of calm. The soft flicker of candles and the gentle rustle of leaves in the cool night breeze created an atmosphere of tranquility. The temple's modest yet elegant architecture, bathed in the soft light of the moon and lanterns, offered a stark contrast to the energetic festivities outside its walls. This unexpected detour was a reminder of the diverse experiences one can stumble upon during Thailand's beloved festivals - from the exuberant celebrations to the serene, introspective moments within ancient temple grounds. #2024wish

There is a temple in Chiang Mai that a famous fortune teller recommends visiting, so I'd like to introduce it to you 🍀 《Wat Sai Moon Muang》 This temple is located along the moat southeast of the old town. When I visited at night, the candles were lit and it was fantastic and beautiful 🌛 It is said that the five gods and Tao Wesuwan are there, and rice donations are very popular. It is said that this is so that people will never have to worry about food for the rest of their lives. 💰Admission fee: Free 📍Location: Mun Mueang Rd, Tambon Phra Sing, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50200 🕰️Opening hours 8:00-18:30 Tea tour Chiangmai Thailand 🇹🇭 #FuriTabiWinter #chiangmai #ChiangMai #ChiangMaiTrip #TempleTour

#celebratewithtrip If you are into temples and dragons do check this place out. It has a huge dragon structure too apart from the triangle shaped temple, worth a visit.

#celebratewithtrip Wat Sai Moon Muang is well lit up at night during Yee Peng festival, do check out for colourful lantern lit up. Opens till late even 10pm. Mun Mueang Rd, Tambon Phra Sing, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand

Let's pray to Thao Wessuwan together. This trip, I took my mother to pray for blessings at many places. Wat Sai Moon Muang is located in Phra Singh Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai Province. It was built in 2030 and received the royal charter in 2450. Before that, it was called Aram Ban Pae because at that time it was just a monastery with no chapel. Later, a chapel was built and it was established as a temple, using the name Wat Sai Moon Muang. The name comes from the area where water from Huai Kaew flows into Khlong Mae Kha and then into the Ping River. During the flood season, the water would cause the sand to pile up.