I believe that many people who have been to Chiang Mai will visit the famous "White Temple" and "Black Temple" in nearby Chiang Rai. However, there is also a "silver temple" in Chiang Mai, but there are not many people. Chiang Mai's "Silver Temple" is called Wat Sri Suphan. It is located on Wua Lai Road outside the south gate of the ancient city. In fact, this road is where Chiang Mai's famous "Saturday Night Market" is located. As you walk into Wat Sri Suphan, you can clearly see the "Silver Temple". As the name suggests, Silver Temple is a silver temple, and the Silver Temple in Chiang Mai is probably the only temple in the world that is hand-built in pure silver and complex silver and aluminum. It is unique. No tickets are required to enter Wat Sri Suphan, but if you want to enter the "Silver Temple" tour, you will need to pay the tickets. The ticket price is not high, only 50 baht, which is about 10 yuan, which is related to Compared with the ticket prices in China's tourist attractions, it is simply too "conscience." However, Chiang Mais Silver Temple has a special rule that has caused discontent among many tourists, that is, women are not allowed to enter the temple. Since everyone has paid the tickets to visit, but the women can not enter the temple, then their tickets are not white? What do you think about this?