클럽메드 카니

태국에 많은 사원들이 있지만 이곳은 다른 사원과는 느낌이 다른 사원이다 이곳은 라마6세때 지어진 사원이며 309계단과 용이 계단을 호위 하듯 멋진 계단을 지나면 황금으로 장식된 사원이 눈을 부시게 있다 ( 계단이 힘드신 분들은 옆에 케이블카 가 있으니 표를 구매하고 케이블카를 탑승 파면된다 ) 도이수텝은 기도 방식도 약간다르다 낮에도 그 위험은 여전하다 밤이 되면 많은 조명등이 사원을 더 빛나게 한다 또한 치앙마이 시내를 훤히 볼수 있다 !사원을 다 보고 내려오면 조금 먹거리 및 기념품을 살수 있는곳이 있다치앙마이 시내에서 도이수텝 까지 이동은 1. 성태우 2. 택시 3. 그랩 이렇게 많이 이동한다 치앙마이를 방문한다면 꼭 한번은 방문 추천한다 ~!!

Shuanglong Temple is located in Sutie Mountain of Chiang Mai. Because of its peak season, it took part in a half-day trip. Thai guides bought tickets to explain the whole journey, which made the visit very easy and easy. Because Chiang Mai is a city of thousands of Buddhas, the number of large and small temples is not enough, and the obvious feature is that there are usually two Guardian dragons carved at the gate of the temple. A local tour guide sighed two sentences - "It's not clear why the Chinese call it Shuanglong Temple. We call it Sutie Temple in Chiang Mai. In fact, there are Shuanglong on the staircase wall of the main gate of most temples in Chiang Mai." After entering the gate of the temple, there is a big black clock, which is said to be given by China. On the other side, there is a white elephant statue, just for commemoration. The sacred white elephant was sculpted and erected as a monument. The story about it was inscribed on the monument - "Legend has it that it carried Buddha's Sari on its back more than 600 years ago. When it came to the place where Su Tie Temple is located today, it stopped and died after several rounds in situ to show Buddha's willingness to stay here for a long time. Later, the Lanna royal family built a pagoda at the white elephant's residence to support Sariko, which was the original shape of the original Su Tie Temple. Over the next hundred years, the stone steps up and down the hillside were slowly built. Even today, there are 306 staircases, and two dragons were carved from the top to the bottom on both sides. Each dragon's head is all seven Naga with color mosaics, which is very pleasing to the expression of the seven dragons. According to the guide, not all Shuanglong on the front steps of the temple can be carved with seven heads. Only the temple ordered by the king and the prince allows Naga to have seven dragon heads. When entering the atrium of the temple, there are corridors around it. There are many Buddha statues on each side of the corridor, and murals depicting religious stories on the wall of the corridor. In addition, the most striking is the golden spire of the Shriver Pagoda in the middle of the temple, the golden guard around the pagoda and the four golden canopies, all of which are covered with gold foil. In addition, there are golden Buddhas around the Shriver Pagoda. In addition, the dew on the top of the tower is also cast in gold. Everything you see is pure gold. In the dazzling sunshine, it appears golden shine, incomparably brilliant. Then the tour guide suggested that we could take part in the prayer in person, or with Thai believers, hold a rose or take a plastic page with a mantra translation, and read three circles around the Shriver Pagoda Hall to make a wish. We could understand some Thai Buddhist etiquette, and it was indeed a worthwhile trip.

Many travel agencies offer half-day tours to the scenic spots in Chiang Mai, which are Shuanglong Temple and Puping Palace in Su Tie Mountain. After the Chartered train arrived at Puping Palace, we returned along the original road to visit under the Shuanglong Temple. Su Tie Shan, also known as Shuanglong Temple, was built in 1383 during the Lana Dynasty. It is said that the location of the temple was determined by a white elephant. In the 14th century, the Sakyamuni Buddha's Sariko was discovered. At that time, people placed the Sariko on the back of the white elephant and allowed the white elephant to find a place to worship the Sariko. Finally, the white elephant landed on the Su Tie Mountain, which is the origin of the Shuanglong Temple. To get to the temple, you need to walk 300 steps the steep steps of Longbu or take the top cable car. The tickets are 30 baht and 50 baht respectively. Thai locals are free. Outside the temple there are rows of bells and small gardens for visitors to take photos. Shoes need to be taken off inside the temple, men, women and children need to wear long-sleeved trousers and skirts. All skirts and pants must exceed the knees to show respect for Buddha. This time, Xiaobian had to borrow a wrapped skirt for 20B and take off his shoes outside the temple. Entering the temple, the brilliant golden and blue sky in Chiang Mai, the sunshine was brilliant, almost blinking at a moment. Xiao Bian walked barefoot on the hot ground with the crowd. He was really drunk when he met an aunt who was full of enthusiasm and wanted to take pictures and blocked the way ahead. Buddhist monks and worshippers will circle around the Buddha with a lotus bud and incense in their hands. This is a solemn ceremony. It is a spiritual washing for believers to come here. Every day, there are a lot of tourists, many people will express in the donation box and leave their names on the donation book, less than 20B, more than 1000B. Thailand is a country where religious beliefs are flourishing. Being very kind and friendly to people is the first impression left to Xiaobian. Even if the language is not well communicated, it will help you very enthusiastically. Thank You, Thailand

코끼리가 도이산에서 3바퀴 돌고 죽었다는..사진예쁘게 잘 나와요^^

Shuanglong Temple, located in Sutie Mountain, is the best place to watch the night scenery of Chiang Mai. It is suggested that you travel at the wrong peak and choose to visit it at 7 p.m. because you can avoid the crowds and see the night scenery of Chiang Mai and the splendid Shuanglong Temple. Absolutely an unforgettable journey. Special reminder: Shuanglong Temple seems to prohibit tourists from entering after 8:30 p.m., so remember!

무슨일이 있어도 꼭 방문 추천하며 태국북부 사찰의 진가를 보여주는 곳이다.

치앙마이 시내가 한눈에 보이는 경치가 장관이다. 꼭 가자!치앙마이대학교에서 동물원쪽으로 조금 올라오다보면 썽태우타는곳 나타남. 왕복 80~100바트 그랩말구 대중교통이용해서 저렴하게 다녀올수 있다. 시간은 일몰시간 30분전에 가는것이 좋다. 미리가면 할것도없고 식당도 없어서 배고픔과 추위에 허덕일것이다ㅋ 산꼭대기라 바람이 쌩쌩부니 긴팔 필수! 멀미하는사람은 멀미약 필수! 가는길이 구 미시령휴게소가는길 뺨침ㅋ

꼭 밤되면 야경을 보고 오시는 것을 추천드립이다. 정말 예쁩니다. 스님들이 더워 보입니다. 날씨가 좋을때 가서 전망대에서 사진 찍으면 예쁩니다 또한 일몰도 볼 수 있어서 추천합니다. 신발ㅇㄹ 벗고 들어가야하니 주의하시고,바람불면 들리는 종소리가 너무 좋았습니다.

Shuanglong Temple is called Shuanglong Temple because of the double dragons on both sides of the stairs of Sutie Temple. From the gate to the temple, you can choose 309 stairs or take the "long" elevator. Generally, you can take the elevator up and down the stairs to experience two different ways. Su Tie Temple has two greatest features: one is the dragon on the handrails of 309 stairs, which is also called "Shuanglong Temple"; the other is the magnificent gold and blue in the temple, the golden decoration of the Shrine Tower and the temple, which makes people deeply feel the power of religion in this not-so-rich country.

Very beautiful! At first, I was really depressed when I climbed those hundreds of steps. I wondered if there would be no scenery after climbing the steps. Who knows that the tickets are immediately attracted by the palace towers which are stacked like high clouds. The more you walk in, the more surprising you feel! Especially when you take off your shoes and enter the inner temple, you will be poked into the eyes of the brilliant inner temple. The inner hall was full of people's voices and incense. Everyone in a local student group prayed and knelt down to pray for blessings. The atmosphere was sacred and elegant. I couldn't help but circle the temple three times again. I enjoyed it very much.