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Wat Aranyawas (Wat Ban Pong)
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Mae Tha Chang Kang Thong
เลขที่ 0 Ban Pong, Hang Dong District, Chiang Mai 50230, Thailand
The Horse Barn Cafe
119, Ban Pong, Hang Dong District, Chiang Mai 50230, Thailand
The Higher Room (Veranda)
Ban Pong, Hang Dong District, Chiang Mai 50230, Thailand
Rabiang Cha
192 Moo2, Ban Pong, Hang Dong District, Chiang Mai 50230, Thailand
Valley Coffee By Lanna Resort
1 หมู่ 9 บ้านปง บ้านปง Hang Dong District, Chiang Mai 50230, Thailand
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Wat Ban Pong
QV2M+4WV, Ban Pong, Hang Dong District, Chiang Mai 50230, Thailand
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บ้านคุณยายโฮมสเตย์
Unnamed Road Ban Pong, Hang Dong District, Chiang Mai 50230, Thailand
Veranda High Resort Chiang Mai - MGallery Collection
192, Ban Pong, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50230, Thailand
Tree Scape Mountain View Resort
81 Ban Pong, Hang Dong District, Chiang Mai 50230, Thailand
Lanna Resort
1 Moo 9 Hangdong-Samoeng Road, Hang Dong District, Chiang Mai 50230, Thailand
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Wat Aranyawas (Wat Ban Pong)

QV2M+3MQ, Ban Pong, Hang Dong District, Chiang Mai 50230, Thailand
4.7(175)
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attractions: , restaurants: Mae Tha Chang Kang Thong, The Horse Barn Cafe, The Higher Room (Veranda), Rabiang Cha, Valley Coffee By Lanna Resort, local businesses: Wat Ban Pong
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Nearby restaurants of Wat Aranyawas (Wat Ban Pong)

Mae Tha Chang Kang Thong

The Horse Barn Cafe

The Higher Room (Veranda)

Rabiang Cha

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Mae Tha Chang Kang Thong

Mae Tha Chang Kang Thong

4.5

(165)

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The Horse Barn Cafe

The Horse Barn Cafe

4.5

(25)

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The Higher Room (Veranda)

The Higher Room (Veranda)

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Rabiang Cha

4.2

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Reviews of Wat Aranyawas (Wat Ban Pong)

4.7
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5.0
33w

Such a beautiful and peaceful temple! Just a heads up — you can’t drive your own car all the way up to the top. The road is extremely steep and narrow, so private vehicles aren’t allowed. But no worries, there’s a shuttle service available at the lower temple (Wat Ban Pong parking area). The round-trip ticket is only 40 baht, and the ride itself is kind of fun — a bit bumpy but scenic.

Once you get to the top, it’s absolutely worth it. The view is stunning, and the architecture is so unique and detailed. It’s quiet, serene, and feels very spiritual. Great place to clear your mind, take in the beauty, or just enjoy a peaceful moment.

Highly recommended if you’re in the area. Just make sure to wear comfy shoes and bring some water — the slope is no joke, even if you’re...

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1.0
1y

Review of Sunday Morning Disturbance by Monk I find it utterly unacceptable that a monk feels the need to speak so loudly before 7 AM on a Sunday morning. The use of a microphone at such an early hour disrupts the peace of the entire community. Not everyone is interested in your message, and it would be more respectful to keep these discussions private. As a representative of Buddhist values, promoting silence and tranquility should take precedence over loud speeches. This behavior is not only inconsiderate but also undermines the very principles of mindfulness and respect for others. Please don't go there don't support this abusing religion to make money he killed rice fields to make car parks this is not...

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5.0
14w

Beautiful temple that’s not too high up the hill, making it easy to visit. You can either walk or take the red shuttle for 40 baht per person (round trip, cash or QR code) The shuttle stops a little before the temple, and small buggies are available for elderly or handicapped visitors.

Enjoy the view, serenity, sounds of the bells, and the reflexology path — all add to the peaceful atmosphere of the place.

Tip: Please follow the dress code and wear socks — they’re useful if the spare slippers provided run out. Lockers are available for...

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Narakorn SrithaingNarakorn Srithaing
Such a beautiful and peaceful temple! Just a heads up — you can’t drive your own car all the way up to the top. The road is extremely steep and narrow, so private vehicles aren’t allowed. But no worries, there’s a shuttle service available at the lower temple (Wat Ban Pong parking area). The round-trip ticket is only 40 baht, and the ride itself is kind of fun — a bit bumpy but scenic. Once you get to the top, it’s absolutely worth it. The view is stunning, and the architecture is so unique and detailed. It’s quiet, serene, and feels very spiritual. Great place to clear your mind, take in the beauty, or just enjoy a peaceful moment. Highly recommended if you’re in the area. Just make sure to wear comfy shoes and bring some water — the slope is no joke, even if you’re not walking!
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บรรยากาศเงียบ สงบ ร่มรื่น หากจะขึ้นไปชมเจดีย์ด้านบนเขา จะมีบริการรถสองแถว ซื้อตั๋วคนละ 40฿ ทั้งไป-กลับ ด้านบนจะมีรถกอล์ฟบริการสำหรับผู้สูงวัยหรือคนที่เดินต่อไม่ไหว บริจาคได้ตามศรัทธา เจ้าหน้าที่บริการดี
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Review of Sunday Morning Disturbance by Monk I find it utterly unacceptable that a monk feels the need to speak so loudly before 7 AM on a Sunday morning. The use of a microphone at such an early hour disrupts the peace of the entire community. Not everyone is interested in your message, and it would be more respectful to keep these discussions private. As a representative of Buddhist values, promoting silence and tranquility should take precedence over loud speeches. This behavior is not only inconsiderate but also undermines the very principles of mindfulness and respect for others. Please don't go there don't support this abusing religion to make money he killed rice fields to make car parks this is not Buddhism at all
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Such a beautiful and peaceful temple! Just a heads up — you can’t drive your own car all the way up to the top. The road is extremely steep and narrow, so private vehicles aren’t allowed. But no worries, there’s a shuttle service available at the lower temple (Wat Ban Pong parking area). The round-trip ticket is only 40 baht, and the ride itself is kind of fun — a bit bumpy but scenic. Once you get to the top, it’s absolutely worth it. The view is stunning, and the architecture is so unique and detailed. It’s quiet, serene, and feels very spiritual. Great place to clear your mind, take in the beauty, or just enjoy a peaceful moment. Highly recommended if you’re in the area. Just make sure to wear comfy shoes and bring some water — the slope is no joke, even if you’re not walking!
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บรรยากาศเงียบ สงบ ร่มรื่น หากจะขึ้นไปชมเจดีย์ด้านบนเขา จะมีบริการรถสองแถว ซื้อตั๋วคนละ 40฿ ทั้งไป-กลับ ด้านบนจะมีรถกอล์ฟบริการสำหรับผู้สูงวัยหรือคนที่เดินต่อไม่ไหว บริจาคได้ตามศรัทธา เจ้าหน้าที่บริการดี
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Review of Sunday Morning Disturbance by Monk I find it utterly unacceptable that a monk feels the need to speak so loudly before 7 AM on a Sunday morning. The use of a microphone at such an early hour disrupts the peace of the entire community. Not everyone is interested in your message, and it would be more respectful to keep these discussions private. As a representative of Buddhist values, promoting silence and tranquility should take precedence over loud speeches. This behavior is not only inconsiderate but also undermines the very principles of mindfulness and respect for others. Please don't go there don't support this abusing religion to make money he killed rice fields to make car parks this is not Buddhism at all
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