Nestled in a secluded forest, the Tunnel Temple (Wat Umong) stands out among Chiang Mai’s temples with its elaborate network of tunnels. Spanning 15 acres (6 hectares), the temple complex is a serene retreat where saffron-robed monks reside. Visitors can explore the winding tunnels and wander through the tranquil grounds, which are also home to free-roaming deer and ponds teeming with fish and turtles. Signs painted with words of wisdom hang from the ‘talking trees,’ adding a thoughtful and reflective element to the experience.
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