Frank Michel Cycling - Touring Discovery and Adventure in Chiang Mai and Northern Thailand

  From my morning ride discovering Wat Tha Phong Temple in Ban Mae - San Pa Tong - Chiang Mai in the Northern Thailand. Here video in YouTube and it is always a happy ride frankmichel.cycling@gmail.com

From my morning ride discovering Wat Ubost Temple in Nam Phrae - Hang Dong - Chiang Mai in the Northern Thailand. here below the video in YouTube as always, ... always happy ride frankmichel.cycling@gmail.com

  This wonderful Temple, nestled amidst the serene, verdant countryside of Thung Ruang Thong in Mae Wang, Chiang Mai, Wat Tha Chang stands as a tranquil spiritual sanctuary along the gentle banks of the Wang River. Here the video in YouTube Officially established in 1927, the temple has served for nearly a century as a vital anchor for the local rural community, grounding the daily lives of residents in faith and tradition. Stepping onto the grounds of this temple, one is immediately struck by the meticulous care poured into every corner of the site. It is evident that this is a space held in deep reverence; the grounds are immaculately maintained, with not a single stone out of place and a tranquil atmosphere that speaks to constant, devoted stewardship. Beyond its pristine condition, the temple serves as a breathtaking masterclass in artistry. From the intricate carvings etched into the weathered eaves to the delicate, vibrant motifs adorning the pillars, every architectural deta...

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 Visiting Wat Ton Phueng Temple in San Pa Tong - Chiang Mai view  video always happy ride frankmichel.cycling@gmail.com

 What touring cycling means to me -YouTube video- Frank Michel Cycling Wishing always happy ride to all friends frankmichel.cycling@gmail.com

Cycling and discovering Wat Umeng Temple - Yu Wa - SanPaTong - Chiang Mai in the Northern Thailand YouTube video of the wonderful bike ride and discovery   Tucked into the gentle folds of the Yu Wa region—an unassuming pocket of the sprawling SanPaTong district—lies Wat Umeng Temple, a modest yet profoundly tranquil sanctuary. Set in the shade‑dappled village square opposite the eponymous Wat Umeng school; the village that cradles the temple is the sort of place that feels untouched by the rush of modern life. As you step through the simple, gate, a sense of reverence settles over you. The main sanctuary seem to hold centuries of silent contemplation. The intricate structure of Wat Umeng Temple rises on the horizon, its crimson-tiled roofs and golden Buddha statues shining like a beacon of serenity. The temple courtyard, framed by elegant structures, welcomes visitors into an area of peace and tranquility. A gentle transition from the open road to a sacred stillness is felt. Here,...