It's the alley on the right, not "going to the right" o(n_n)o is the lawn outside this hotel. These two faces are so fleshy, they are the second sign of Ningman Road. As long as you see them, Ningman Road is at the corner in front! (The big banyan tree is on the street of Ningman Road, it is the first sign) The signature sister of an ice cream shop, isn't it cute?

Yunluo wanted to go in and buy one of it when he saw it! The website is so cool! But this area should be more beautiful during the day, because these low houses are covered with vines and flowers... A very cute low earth wall, I don’t know if it was deliberately done by the owner or it was originally here, so I put on makeup because it was ugly!

The fiery love window, these love, red lips and small bonsai are super cute! I don’t know how the juice inside tastes o(n_n)o the delicious food on Chinatown on New Year’s Eve, these stir-fried fried foods are so diverse, almost all the fried noodles in Yunluo and An Chuhui Asia, and they can’t be called all. △↗

Looking very fragrant, I really wanted to get a portion for every time, but because I was afraid that I could not eat it, I didn't dare to do it for four consecutive days... This green guy didn't know what it was, he looked a bit like the wild rice leaves on Yunluo and An Chuyu, and was always roasted on the charcoal fire... Five-color mango glutinous rice!

Have you ever thought that Chiang Mai also has tempting white-cut chicken with five-color rice? Thais don’t seem to eat large domestic animals such as pork, beef, mutton, but there are quite a lot of chicken stalls in the market! There are all kinds of fried rice, Yunluo has always wondered why there are so many seafood in their various rice, and there are also many squid and shrimp in the pineapple rice.

All are very fresh. So much seafood is mixed everywhere like shrimp-skinned seaweed, but Chiang Mai is obviously a mountainous area without sea. Perhaps the transportation is very convenient now... To be honest, even in Yunluo, the barbecue stall by the sea, there are not so many varieties of grilled squids. It's so varied...

I don’t know what this thing is, but I feel that it should be quite troublesome to make them. It’s troublesome to eat! Many foods on Chinatown Yunluo and An Chuyu have never seen, but they have all... all kinds of sushi, and there are many varieties, and it doesn’t look worse than Japanese sushi at all. My little brother has been on the horse.

This pancake is very delicious, crispy and sweet, and looks very similar to the pancakes we have in our hometown. But it is poured with cocoa and condensed milk. The tempting and grilled pigeons in Chiang Mai are very particular about the art of placement when doing business. As long as conditions are available, the products will be placed very pleasing to the eye!

It is the strawberry season, and this cup of strawberries with green stems looks delicious. However, Yunluo and An Chuyu ate strawberry smoothie, which is quite sweet and refreshing. The very fashionable aunt, because her outfit attracted Yunluo's attention, did not pay attention to the things they bought and sold...

It seems to be some lettuce salads, and the bottles and jars are full of seasonings. See, their food will be put in transparent plastic bags for you, even those hot paste soups, unless you ask for a foam bowl... In fact, in addition to Chinatown, there are many places in the ancient city that also have such large open-air food dinners.

However, they will be in some spacious squares, and there will be some night markets and performances with colorful lanterns next to the food court. There is a street dance performing in this place. People are drinking beer and food while interacting enthusiastically with the enthusiastic dancers on the stage. The singers photographed from the dada car, a simple stage.

A few young singers who were entertaining themselves... The night in Chiang Mai seduced us to run out every night. When we set off, we brought each of us a set of swimsuits, but we didn't even visit the swimming pool of the hotel once. It was a waste of effort! Alas, in fact, the night in the lobby of this hotel is also very good o(n_n)o.

What do you think? These winter nights in Chiang Mai! (It’s all the phone clicks. I really don’t want to carry a camera when I go out like this...)

If those temples were not covered with temples on the streets in Chiang Mai, Yun Luo personally thinks that Chiang Mai is actually quite similar to Dali, where Yun Luo and An first encounter. Both have warm winters like spring, many festivals with rich and active ethnic characteristics, and there are also a complete ancient city in the city.

Moreover, people in the ancient city like to plant many beautiful flowers all over the streets and courtyards. Due to the climate, the flowers in Chiang Mai may be more colorful, but Dali has Cangshan, Erhai Lake, and the wind of Shangguan, Xiaguan, and the wind of Shangguan, Xiaguan, and the wind of the wind... If Chiang Mai does not have so many brilliant and beautiful temples with golden light.

Dali, which Yunluo and An first encounter, is more distinctive and more flavorful than it! But Chiang Mai has these temples. They stand in the streets and alleys inside and outside the ancient city, sometimes crowded together and sometimes spread across the streets and directions of the city. There are temples of different sizes and sizes at every corner of the ancient city.

They are all gilded with tiles and gilded brightly, and are so dense that they are as numerous as the ten-step church in Istanbul, Turkey. Sometimes there are two temples on the left and right sides of a street horizontal line, which makes it difficult to tell whether they are one or both. However, each temple will have one or two representative buildings with its own unique style.

So there is no need to worry about confusing them together. Yun Luo was really happy that on the second day of the lunar month, he finally had the courage to rise alone in the clear rising sun to pay homage to them. It’s so beautiful, these Thai temples that were shining with golden light and radiating by the bright red sun!

They are undoubtedly the soul of Chiang Mai, and the most charming place in Chiang Mai! With them, even if Dali has the vast and blue side facing the sea, it can only be left behind the clouds. On this day, Yun Luo went out in the morning sun and called a car to rush to the largest Buddhist temple in Chiang Mai City, Pashin Temple, in the cool morning light.

It was quiet and majestic, and it welcomed the clouds with a pair of towering white lions under the blue sky. The sun had just risen and it was still early, and there were few people in the temple, but Yun Luo jumped off the cart and couldn't wait to get excited. Because at that time the Pashin Temple presented a magical scene for Yun Luo.

The entire front is decorated with gilded reliefs, shining with small golden suns, like streaming pure gold dragon balls, flashing the curtains of the hall and its pure red roof with many wide gold corners, into a dazzling and magnificent, reflecting the blue and clear sky behind us.

Yun Luo's heart jumped with endless surprises! How could there be such a beautiful temple like the heaven? Yun Luo looked at it stupidly, wandering around the huge temple from east to west, south and north. Chenyang was rapidly changing its light position, and the orange-topped and golden walls that were shining by it also changed their brilliance at all times.

Yun Luo's eyes and hands began to dance constantly, and he came to Chiang Mai for so many days. This is the day that Yun Luo finally took good care of himself! It was so cool to be able to take beautiful photos in the early morning. Yun Luo felt that Yun Luo's heart was full of joy. It said silly, "This time, I finally lived up to the hard work of carrying a heavy camera to Chiang Mai!"

Haha, in the following time, Yunluo measured every corner of the ancient city with his footsteps. Every temple he met was condensed by Yunluo with a lens into one beautiful scene after another. Yunluo walked around for more than seven hours without stopping and connected them into a circle. At seven o'clock, he started from Pashin Temple and was finally a grand parade at around 2 o'clock in the afternoon.

I was attracted to Pashin Temple. I walked unconsciously and had a great perfection. This was a great collection of Chiang Mai temples... I admired all the famous Yunluo one by one. I couldn't find the famous Yunluo, and I also went a lot. Except for the last few of them that were close to noon, the light was so strong that it was extremely unsatisfactory.

Yun Luo was full of joy for the pictures he picked. The colorful and luxurious beauty of the Chiang Mai temples is undoubtedly the emperor of Buddhist temples. The diversity of their buildings makes Yun Luo feel very moved... Take the pagoda as an example. Many temples have their own characteristics. The square pagoda of Chiang Mai Temple is tall and majestic.

The solemn yellow-brown body is both simple and magnificent. Although its towering tower top has collapsed, the gray-black elephant sculptures in the middle also appear incomplete, but the four pairs of stone statues on the base of the pagoda that resemble the "five-headed dragon" have strange shapes, exquisite craftsmanship, and amazing domineering. This big pagoda is a real big pagoda.

Walking around it is like surrounding a building. The pagoda in Qingman Temple, which was hunched by fifteen little elephants, is small and exquisite. It is a pure gold and pretty golden tower top. Next to it are fifteen little elephant sculptures with black and broken bodies. They all have different expressions but are very cute and cute.

Hidden quietly behind the great Buddha Hall of Jinhong, a delicate and beautiful Golden Red Buddha Hall accompanied by a high coconut tree, the light of the light is scattered leisurely under the tall coconut trees. The meditation pagoda of Wumeng Temple uses small orange-yellow bricks very alternatively. It is slightly damaged, simple and unique, and it can really remind people of the meditation and meditation of the Taoist monks.

The Shuanglong Temple Pagoda, known for the fairyland of Suthep Mountain, is a large golden pagoda about 20 meters high. Its pagoda is completely covered with a gold-plated copper plate. The pure yellow body is shining by the sun, and it is truly golden, which is so dazzling that it is impossible to see directly. An unknown temple in an alley near Pashin Temple also has a pure golden pagoda.

It stands tall in the backyard of the main hall. It is surrounded by a whole circle of small gold pagodas. Some pagodas are traditionally simple, lime-white, some pagodas are inlaid with bright gems of yellow, red, blue and green. Some are crystal clear and white all over, while others are already unable to tell which one is its original color.

The Songde Temple pagoda forest, which was praised by photographers as the beauty of the sunset, is a white tomb headed by a pure golden bell-shaped pagoda. The red light of the sunset gradually sinks hollowed out and flickers on them. These snow-white bodies and various shapes are like a mysterious bell-beating of an ethereal soul.

The pink is so bright that the snow-like silver-white towers are mottled like dreams, and finally the beauty is extremely beautiful under the glory of a magnificent dark silhouette... Although the Pashin Temple, known for its largest area, does not have a unique pagoda to be used as a symbol. However, its large and small halls with steep eaves and tops are extremely gorgeous and luxurious.

There are a pair of mighty white lions looking high at the gate, the fan-holding monk standing under the golden canopy at the front entrance, the small and exquisite steep Buddhist temple, the entire surface is full of pure gold reliefs, and the magnificent building next to the right hand that looks like our Forbidden City.

The Bodhisattva reliefs on the apricot yellow base below it are arranged one by one next to the fan red door. The combination of the upper vermilion walls and brown gray roofs makes this temple covered by the red light of the morning sun as bright as a queen with a phoenix crown and a robe! And the beautiful back garden surrounding the pagoda.

If you look at the front and back yards separately, the back yard of Pashin Temple is like a royal cemetery. It has bronze statues in the shape of a prince, as well as deep pavilions in the courtyard, quiet lawns, and long forest greenways. Occasionally, one or two monks in orange-red Buddha robes pass by here, and you will feel a deep geometric feeling of the years...

Pandao Temple is a temple built with wood. The simplicity and nostalgic color of its body is flanked by a row of densely radiant yellow flags. It is the only temple in Chiang Mai City that has nothing to do with the magnificent and dazzling adjectives. But its eye-catching highlights are no less than the other famous temples.

Needless to say, the majestic hall built of all teak wood is a unified and simple chestnut brown color, but the herringbone roofs flying high above the deep blue sky are staggered and layered with peaks. The peacock above the front door is exquisite and gorgeous and beautiful.

There is also a porch next to the street in front of them, which is made of the most beautiful and warm vermilion stone. The pointed and torch-burning Kuili shape, each of which is carved with beautiful and exquisite patterns that make people look at it for a long time and never want to leave. Of course, the most dazzling thing is the red house behind them and the colorful flowers flowing like a river in front of them.

Small flower gardens on the ground... The large and small halls of the Qingman Temple, the city-building temple, are completely different in two styles. The traditional regular colors and appearance of the Great Buddha Hall at the main entrance are all dressed in a dress of sunset, but the small Buddha Hall next to its right hand has a pink wall and pink tiles, with a delicate appearance of a bright spring color.

Their courtyard is small, exquisite, quiet and peaceful, with the eye-catching contrast of the tall coconut trees and the colorful flame trees. There are various blooming flowers clustered together. The green lawn, the scattered plumeria, and the cooing doves are walking gracefully beside them. There are long chairs placed everywhere under the thick shade, making it a temple that is very suitable for sitting in elegance.

No wonder the original king of the temple said that he would come here to live when he is old... The various halls of the Kidilong Temple are very mixed: the gate is a white and towering fairy, five-headed dragon, and a gorgeous steep gate inlaid with many red, blue and green gems and exquisite gold floral decorations. The largest temple hall is the most traditional triangular red roof.

The curtain-like wall inlaid with gold. The circle of buildings surrounding it and the majestic stupa is in a black and white European style. The solemnity of black and white and the gorgeousness of the triangular spire are blended in a striking light. The pretty Thai eaves and dazzling white small pointed porch stand close together, and the three-story sloped roof of rhubarb is majestic next to the exquisite little black temple.

It made Yunluo unable to tell whether he was facing a small church or a Thai temple... The main halls of some temples had pink and green eaves and tiles, while the wall tiles of some halls were decorated in gorgeous black, white and gold. They were different in colors and shapes, and the changes in the roofs were sometimes rainy and sometimes mists emerged one after another.

In addition to the large structure, the divine beasts in front of each hall are also very different. Some of them are ancient and clumsy stone lions and leopards. Some are thick and charming dragons with dragon heads spitting out dragon heads, and some are various incarnations of dragon brothers... It's true. Sometimes the distance between temples and temples cannot be distinguished.

But the eyes can be clearly distinguished by the differences in their architectural styles! In fact, it is really impossible to describe the differences in the characteristics of these temples. Many people are not very interested in temples, because in our country, except for Tibetan temples, which are also very distinctive, most Buddhist buildings in other areas are similar.

There are many different Bodhisattvas in the temple, but there are few very distinct differences in pavilions and towers in the temple. But this is not the case in Thailand. Rather than saying that they are temples, they are actually more like building creativity. These temples in Thailand are all self-built by the people of the country, and their scale is not very large.

There are only a few monks in many small temples in the streets and alleys. There are only one, two or three halls, and many are almost mixed with the surrounding houses. But no matter how small, or too dense, they can have their own distinctive characteristics. For example, the hall in the alley near Pashin Temple.

Its exterior wall is squatting in a row of colorful and bright little Buddhas. The two small halls next to each other are symmetrical red and green. The exterior walls inlaid with five-color glass and stone are extremely luxurious and dazzling. The Buddhist niche that blends with the fields in the distance is a Buddhist niche that is particularly tall and almost a high observation deck...

I feel that the buildings of these Thai temples are a bit like the garden design of Yunluo and An Chuyu's ancient courtyards. Each family is doing their best to achieve a variety of things! They fought non-stop for five or six hours and saw many temples, but Yunluo did not feel aesthetically tired of them because of their fatigue. This is certainly due to the great contribution of the flowers and plants of Chiang Mai.
Chapter completed!