Wat Tung Yu, Chiang Mai (24 October, 2006)
Wat Tung Yu (GPS: 18.78871, 98.98418, Thai: วัดทุงยู

) is a small Buddhist monastery along
Ratchadamnoen Road, a short distance away from
Wat Phra Singh, in the old city of Chiang Mai. I remember it for its viharn which is very close to the trees of the compound, making it hard for me to get good shots.
Behind the viharn is the chedi, which is whitewashed and topped with a gilded spire. On the other side of the compound is the ubosot. It has a short, marble staircase flanked by the undulating balustrade of
makara spewing out
nagas.
Getting there
From Tha Phae Gate, walk along Ratchadamnoen Road until you reach Wat Tung Yu, on the right side of the road, about 3100 ft from the gate, within sight of Wat Phra Singh at the end of the road.
Viharn of Wat Tung Yu (24 October 2006)
Another view of the viharn of Wat Tung Yu (24 October 2006)
Ornately decorated window of Wat Tung Yu (24 October 2006)
Chedi of Wat Tung Yu (24 October 2006)
Ubosot of Wat Tung Yu (24 October 2006)
Wat Tung Yu on Google Street View
Wat Tung Yu (Mar 2018)
Wat Tung Yu is
on the map of Chiang Mai
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