[2025 Mae Ai Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Tha Ton (Updated Jul)

Location: Wat Tha Ton Wat Tha Ton, Glass Pagoda, Chiang Mai Atmosphere: This royal monastery features a beautiful pagoda located in Ban Tha Ton, Mae Ai District. The Kok River flows below, providing a serene and peaceful environment, perfect for meditation. Visitors can explore the pagoda, which houses various Buddha statues. At the top, there is a sacred relic enshrined in the glass pagoda. Don't forget to pay your respects when you visit. 📍Address: 3965+6W6, Tha Ton, Mae Ai District, Chiang Mai 50280

It is a temple of Tha Ton district. It is a temple with beautiful scenery. It is located along the Kok River. It is located on the hillside and has a long building along the hillside with 9 floors. On the 8th floor, there is a glass pagoda. Inside, there is a rainbow bridge with silver dragon scales like a bridge connecting the human world to heaven. Go up to see the glass pagoda, which contains the relics of the Lord Buddha and there is Guan Yin giving water by the Kok River. You can also see the bridge across the Kok River.

👉🏻Wat Tha Ton is a royal temple located in Ban Tha Ton, Tambon Tha Ton, Amphoe Mae Ai, Chiang Mai Province. It is a temple with beautiful scenery, located on the shoulder of a mountain. 👉🏻Wat Tha Ton has been abandoned for hundreds of years. There is an old, damaged pagoda, surrounded by dense forest. 👉🏻Going to the temple, you can see the beautiful scenery of Mae Ai District and various mountain ranges. It is a spacious area. It is another beautiful temple that you should pay homage to. #Waiting for the day to travel

#Chiang Mai Travel Wat Tha Ton, Chiang Mai Province is a royal temple located on a high hill. It has a beautiful view of Mae Ai District and the Kok River. Location: 36 Moo 3, Tha Ton Subdistrict, Mae Ai District, Chiang Mai Province 50280 Opening-closing hours: Generally open every day from 08:00 to 17:00 (some sources state 07:30 to 16:00 or 06:00 to 18:00. Please check the latest opening hours again.) Admission fee: Free Things to see and highlights: * Beautiful scenery: The highlight is the panoramic view of the mountains and villages from a high angle. * 9-storey buildings: The temple has buildings and various structures lined up along the hillside in 9 levels. Each level has different sacred objects and points of interest. * Phra Borommathat Ratchamangklacharn Samanchan (Phra Chedi Kaew): Located on the highest level, it enshrines the relics of the Lord Buddha. And it is a popular spot for tourists to worship. * Bodhisattva Guan Yin: Enshrined on the first floor * Buddha statues in various postures: There are many important Buddha statues, such as Phra Sangkachai, Phra Nak Prok, Phra Phutthanironchai (White Buddha), and Phra Im Talotrak. * Meditation center: Wat Thaton is also a center of education for monks and novices and is open to those interested in practicing meditation, both Thais and foreigners (with English courses). * Welfare center: It is a center for helping hill tribe people and drug rehabilitation. Wat Thaton is a sacred place of Buddhist importance and a prominent tourist attraction with beautiful scenery. Suitable for those who want to make merit, relax, and enjoy the natural view.

Wat Tha Ton was originally an ancient temple, as can be assumed from the ancient objects found in this area. Wat Tha Ton was also an educational institution for monks, novices, and youths, a drug rehabilitation center, and a center for helping hill tribe people. It is a temple with beautiful scenery. On the occasion of His Majesty the King's 50th anniversary of his accession to the throne, the temple initiated a project to build a glass pagoda to honor the King on the top of the hill. On top, there is a viewpoint where you can see the community, rice fields, and the winding Kok River below. Phra Borommathat Ratchamangklacharn Samanchan (Glass Pagoda) A square-based pagoda with a round spire decorated with three types of glass: -Colored glass The part that you see looks like Benjarong porcelain, which represents ordinary people who have emotions of love, greed, anger, and delusion. The construction of this glass pagoda has a lot of colors because it was built with the faith of ordinary people the most. -Reflective glass When looking at this glass pagoda from a high angle, you will see the part that reflects the shadow of the pagoda, which is made of stainless steel mirrors. (But we probably can't see from above except by airplane.) The reflective glass is like a practitioner who thinks and does what he does. He practices better and more properly than ordinary people. However, some of them are stuck with that goodness and cannot escape. - Clear glass is used as a see-through window in the pagoda. This clear glass is like someone who has escaped and is no longer attached to anything. #100TravelTips #ChiangMaiTravel #WatThaTon

Wat Tha Ton, Chiang Mai Province Located on a hill surrounded by nature and fresh air, you can clearly see the Kok River, communities and rice fields in Mae Ai District. There is Phra Borommathat Ratchamangklacharn Samanchan or the Glass Pagoda, which enshrines the Buddha's relics. It has a 3-tiered round roof made up of 3 types of glass: colored glass, which is like ordinary people who still have feelings of love, greed, anger and delusion; silver glass, which is like a practitioner who still clings to goodness and cannot escape; and clear glass, which is like a person who has escaped and is no longer attached to anything. It can be said that this pagoda is filled with profound mysteries. 📍 Tambon Tha Ton, Amphoe Mae Ai, Chiang Mai Province #Valentine's Day Destination #Wat Tha Ton

When visiting Mae Ai, a place you shouldn't miss is "Wat Tha Ton" because it is another peaceful temple and many people often come to practice Dhamma. The atmosphere here is very good. Wat Tha Ton has 9 floors to stop at and when you reach the 8th floor, which is the glass pagoda, you will be able to see the view of almost the entire Tha Ton village. Most people who pass by often call the glass pagoda of Wat Tha Ton "Purple pagoda" or "Pink pagoda". The glass pagoda is decorated with different colored glass and is painted with 9 colors: purple, indigo, blue, green, yellow, orange, red, gold and silver. The reflection on the top of the glass pagoda is made of stainless steel. When you reach the 8th floor, don't forget to drive up the hill a little bit to go to the 9th floor of the temple (some people only go to the 8th floor because the way to the 9th floor is a bit steep but not too much, small motorcycles can drive comfortably). When you reach the 9th floor, you will see the wider area of ​​Ban Tha Ton and the flow of the Kok River. The scenery is really good and you will be able to see both the Thai and Burmese sides. And the most important thing is to see the source of the Kok River, another important river in the North. Its origin comes from the mountains north of Kok City, Chiang Tung Province, Burma. If anyone passes by this area, stop by to make merit and worship the Buddha because this place is also an educational institution for monks, novices, and youths. It is a drug rehabilitation center and helps hill tribe people. Please stop by to make merit. #VisitChiangMai

Wat Tha Ton is the district temple. It is a temple with beautiful scenery. It is located on a hillside lined with religious relics and buildings. There is a long area along the hillside with 9 levels. You can see it from afar. When you go up to the temple, you can see the Mae Ai district and the mountains beautifully. Address: Tambon Tha Ton, Mae Ai District, Chiang Mai Province Coordinates: https://goo.gl/maps/Ffw7NHsC59y4LgXTA Open for visits: 08.00-18.00 Tourist attractions - The highlight is Phra Borommathat Ratchamangklacharn Samanchan or the Glass Chedi, which enshrines the relics of the Lord Buddha and various Buddha images for us to pay homage and worship. #thailand #travel #beautifultemplesinThailand #Thaitemples #rainyseasonattractions

✨ Wat Tha Ton Derm is an old temple. On top, there is a viewpoint where you can see the community, rice fields, and the winding Kok River below. ✨ It is a temple with beautiful scenery. It is located on a hillside lined with religious objects and buildings. The area stretches along the hillside in 9 levels. You can see it from afar. When you go up to the temple, you will see the beautiful scenery of Mae Ai District and the mountain range. ✨ The square-based pagoda with a round spire decorated with 3 types of glass: • Colored glass, the part that is like Benjarong porcelain, is like ordinary people who have emotions of love, greed, anger, and delusion. The construction of this glass pagoda has a lot of colors because it was built with the most faith of ordinary people. • Reflective glass When looking at the glass pagoda from a high angle, you will see the part that reflects the shadow of the pagoda, which is made of stainless steel mirrors. The reflective glass is like a practitioner who thinks and does what he thinks. He practices better and more correctly than ordinary people. However, he is stuck with that goodness and cannot escape. • Clear glass is used as a see-through window in the pagoda. This clear glass is like someone who is free from attachment to anything. 📍 Wat Tha Ton is located in Ban Tha Ton, Tambon Tha Ton, Amphoe Mae Ai, Chiang Mai Province. #VisitChiangMai #ChiangMai #BeautifulTemplesAroundThailand #VisitChiangMai

It is a temple located on the hillside. There are 9 floors in total. It is peaceful, cool, and has a good atmosphere. The view is beautiful. I feel comfortable every time I come to make merit here. The 1st floor is Phra That Chom Khiri Si Ping Khok. The 2nd floor is the Ubosot. The 3rd floor is Phra Phutthanirandornchai and Phra Sangkachai. The 4th floor is Phra Nak Prok. The 5th floor is Makkawiharn. The 6th floor is the assembly hall. The 7th floor is Kuti Thammapanyabodi. The 8th floor is Phra Chedi Kaew. The 9th floor is Phra Im Kanthok. From the temple gate to the 9th floor, it is a distance of 3 km. It is a temple with a very long area. There is a large parking lot. The journey is a bit difficult. Some parts are steep and have some curves. But it is definitely worth a visit. #VisitTemples #ChiangMaiTemples #BeautifulTemplesAroundThailand