chiang mai wat ket karam

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Chiang Mai, Thailand - December 3, 2019: Wat Ket Karam, a Buddhist temple in Chiang Mai, built in 1428 during the Phra Jao Sam Royalty Free Stock Photo

The worship in Wat Ket Karam, on May 3 in Chiang Mai, Thailand Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Naga serpent at ubosot of Wat Ket Karam, Chiang Mai, Thailand Royalty Free Stock Photo

The shrine in Wat Ket Karam, Chiang Mai, Thailand Royalty Free Stock Photo

Interior of the Viharn of Wat Ket Karam, on May 3 in Chiang Mai, Thailand Royalty Free Stock Photo

Vihan of the ancient Buddhist temple of Wat Ket Karam. Chiang Mai, Thailand Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Ubosot and shrine of Wat Ket Karam, Chiang Mai, Thailand Royalty Free Stock Photo

The medieval Ubosot of the Wat Ket Karam, Chiang Mai, Thailand Royalty Free Stock Photo

The tropic garden of Wat Ket Karam, Chiang Mai, Thailand Royalty Free Stock Photo

The grounds of Wat Ket Karam, Chiang Mai, Thailand Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wat Ket Karam on sunset, Chiang Mai, Thailand Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wat Ket Karam's great Ubosot sanctuary hall with its five interlocked gabled orange tiled roofs, each with a gilded bird-like chofah ornament, is a prime example of northern Lanna temple architecture in Chiang Mai, Thailand.