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Wat Pha Lat Monk's Trail from Chiang Mai
Wat Pha Lat Monk's Trail from Chiang Mai
Wat Pha Lat Monk's Trail from Chiang Mai
Wat Pha Lat Monk's Trail from Chiang Mai

Wat Pha Lat Monk's Trail from Chiang Mai

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Chiang Mai, with its ancient temples and lush landscapes, offers many experiences for any kind of traveler. However, if you are in for a little bit more adventure, a slightly hidden gem is the Monk’s Trail. This is a scenic hiking route leading to the serene Wat Pha Lat temple and the iconic Doi Suthep. Uncover the beauty of one of the most beautiful temples in Thailand that lies off the beaten path. The journey begins at the trailhead, conveniently located near Chiang Mai University. The trailhead is marked on Google Maps when searching for Wat Pha Lat. The easiest way to get to the trailhead is by Grab (taxi) or motorbike. However, if you would like to hike up to Doi Suthep, it is easiest to get a taxi in order to take the Songthaew back.

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