Wat Loi Kroh

5 tiramazz pongsiratanachoe - 3 months ago

Very beautiful, must visit once,clean

3 Richard Pike - 4 years ago

In terms of how the temple looks is not what my rating was made of. It was an additional attribute what I feel is important which is how I felt I was greeted. I have been back to this temples on a few occasions to meditate.
If you are just wanting to go to a temple to look around and take some photos then it’s certainly worth a visit.
However if like me you are wanting to meditate, find out more about the temple and routine... then don’t expect to be supported with this.
I have also visited at times that temples do evening prayer and meditation and this has not happened.
I also greeted one of what I believe is the senior monks and felt his response was quite cold and dismissive.
Again though I am unsure that I know enough about the culture and maybe my expectations were to high.

5 Shine Cho - 3 years ago

If you are on the road, stop by for a moment.
There is no group tourists and no ticket office.

All I want to say is, listen to the bell in the quiet place. You can cool off your sweat and walk again.

This quiet place is suitable for you to travel alone.
I hope this place is not known to noisy people.

5 Roli Straub - 3 years ago

Pretty and rather small temple in the middle of Chiang Mai's street and night life. The highlights of this temple are the massage and Yoga classes, you can get there. All instructors are very professional and empathic and take on the instructions from a holistic perspective. I can fully recommend Wat Loi Kroh, if you want to get a good massage or Yoga course.

5 Chris G - 3 years ago

An amazing experience to be around so many years of culture and religion. I can’t say too much, so come and see for yourself when you come here. Which is a must!!!

5 Max Brieger - a week ago

No entry fee. Amazing beautiful temple.

4 Jean-Laurent Picard - 2 months ago

Peaceful Buddhist temple partly converted into a car park.
Also a community center.