Even though I knew from the photos that the temple was beautiful and golden before I came, I was blinded when I was really in it, especially when we arrived at noon, the sun was shining fiercely and blazing. This Su Tie Shan temple is also known as Shuanglong Temple because of the two long dragons under the stairs, but it feels that Chinese tourists call it so much. In fact, the local people don't seem to call it so much, because many of them like Carving Dragons at the gate of temples. [Location Traffic] The Su Tie Shan Temple is located on the hillside of Su Tie Shan in the suburb of Chiang Mai. From the past, it can walk, ride bicycles, ride bicycles and drive by itself. We only have two people, but we still choose a chartered car, starting from Ningman Road, and the driver said 600 baht round trip. The master was very good. We played at Puping Palace for an hour. He waited for an hour. He played at Suteishan Temple for an hour and a half. He waited for another hour and a half. The key is that we didn't pay any fees in advance. In fact, if we didn't find him after the tour, he would not find us at all. We can only say that the Thai people are still very kind and trusting, so tourists from all countries are happy to visit Thailand. It takes more than half an hour to drive from Ningman Road to Suteishan Temple. The way up the mountain is really winding. I feel a little uncomfortable. It takes a long climb to the temple in Shuanglong. Many snacks and handicraft products are sold along the way. The price is cheaper. We bought a cup of Iced Milk tea, 30 baht, and it's delicious. There is a ticket selling place at the gate of the temple, 20 or 30 baht tickets. I forgot, anyway, they are really cheaper than the ticket prices of scenic spots in China. Many people on the Internet say they can't check tickets, depending on self-awareness, but when I go, I have a special person to check tickets. It's quite big inside. It takes about an hour to walk slowly.