Stroll around Wat Ket area: Old area, Hindu temple and food tasting

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Wat Ket Walking Area Review: Old Area, Hindu Temple, and Restaurants Worth Trying

Wat Ket is one of the old communities in Chiang Mai that still retains the atmosphere of various cultures, including Lanna, Burmese, and Indian, combined with modern lifestyles, making this place perfect for a relaxing stroll, admiring ancient architecture, and trying delicious food.

Highlights of Wat Ket Area

Wat Ket Karam
An old temple on the Ping River, built during the reign of King Kawila. It has a beautiful teakwood chapel and a small museum that houses interesting antiques.
Wat Sri Suphan (Wat Sri Suphan) or "Silver Temple"
Not far from Wat Ket, you must visit the "Silver Temple", which is decorated with silver and aluminum throughout, stunningly beautiful.
Hindu Community and Indian Temple
This area has been settled by an Indian community for hundreds of years, making Sri Maha Mariamman Temple, a colorful Hindu temple that looks unusual in Chiang Mai. The atmosphere is similar to a small area in India.
Restaurants and cafes worth trying
Je Pom Fish Ball Noodles - A famous restaurant in the area
Old-fashioned coffee shops – such as Akha Ama Coffee, Wat Ket branch, serving quality coffee in a relaxed atmosphere. Indian food – such as Tandoori Hut, which serves authentic Indian sausages and roti. Overall atmosphere

Wat Ket is not as crowded as the city, but it is full of peace and locality. It is enjoyable to walk along the Ping River or ride a bike through the old community. There are also small shops selling antiques and handicrafts that are worth buying as souvenirs.

Conclusion: If you want to experience Chiang Mai from a different perspective, Wat Ket is a good choice, with its culture, food, and old pictures that still retain the identity of Chiang Mai.