Skip to content
Kokai
Language
Sections of this page
Open the app

Place to visit

Wat Suan Dok, Thailand: what it is and when to go

Wat Suan Dok is a Buddhist temple in Chiang Mai province, Thailand (วัดสวนดอก). Interests: Temples. The best time to visit is November to February. In June there are 13 h 07 of daylight, and in December, 10 h 53. It has articles in 8 Wikipedias, so it is not one of the busiest places in Thailand: one to enjoy at a calmer pace. Here is what it is, where it lies, when to come, how to get there and what else is nearby to turn it into a trip.

Reviewed on 4 min read

In a nutshell

What it is
Buddhist temple in Chiang Mai province, Thailand · Temples
Local name
วัดสวนดอก
Where
Thailand · ถนนสุเทพ, 50200, เชียงใหม่
Best time
November to February.
Nearest airport
CNX Chiang Mai, 2.4 km as the crow flies
Opening hours
06:00-22:00
Coordinates
18.78779, 98.96755

What it is and where

Wat Suan Dok is a Buddhist temple in Chiang Mai province, Thailand (วัดสวนดอก). It has articles in 8 Wikipedias, so it is not one of the busiest places in Thailand: one to enjoy at a calmer pace.

It is in Chiang Mai, where this site lists 36 more places to see, 1.9 km from the centre.

Its coordinates are 18.78779, 98.96755; the nearest main airport is Chiang Mai International Airport (CNX, Chiang Mai), 2.4 km as the crow flies. How to get around Thailand (train, car, bus) is covered in its country guide.

Where it is (opens in a new tab)Directions (opens in a new tab)

It is one of the Temples places in Thailand. In Kokai it is already on your trip map next to the places you save yourself, and it goes into a day's plan with one tap.

When to go

The best time to visit Wat Suan Dok is November to February.

  1. JanBest time10:59
  2. FebBest time11:23
  3. MarPossible11:52
  4. AprBetter not12:26
  5. MayPossible12:53
  6. JunPossible13:07
  7. JulPossible13:02
  8. AugPossible12:38
  9. SepPossible12:06
  10. OctPossible11:34
  11. NovBest time11:06
  12. DecBest time10:53

Best timePossibleBetter notHours of daylight

In June there are 13 h 07 of daylight, and in December, 10 h 53. Daylight hours are calculated from the site's latitude for the 15th of each month; when planning a full day on foot they matter as much as the weather.

When to go to Thailand in general, with its festivals and peak seasons, is in its country guide.

Before you go to Thailand

To enter Thailand there are 9 things to sort out before you leave, starting with “Passport valid for six months and an onward ticket”: they are all, with their deadlines, in the Thailand checklist. Currency: Thai baht (THB); plugs: Type A, B and C · 220 V · 50 Hz (the two flat-pin plug; a universal adapter covers everything); emergencies: 191 police · 1669 ambulance · 1155 tourist police.

In Kokai you tick off the checklist inside your trip, and each item reminds you when it is time to do it.

What is nearby

Distances are as the crow flies. Everything else is in the Thailand guide.

More in Thailand: Temples

Every Thailand place under Temples, each with its season, is on its page.

Frequently asked questions

What is Wat Suan Dok?

It is a Buddhist temple in Chiang Mai province, Thailand (วัดสวนดอก in the local language). It has articles in 8 Wikipedias, so it is not one of the busiest places in Thailand: one to enjoy at a calmer pace.

When is the best time to visit Wat Suan Dok?

November to February. In June there are 13 h 07 of daylight, and in December, 10 h 53.

How do you get to Wat Suan Dok?

The nearest main airport is Chiang Mai International Airport (CNX), 2.4 km as the crow flies. From there, directions opens the route on the map, and how to get around Thailand is explained in its country guide.

How do I add it to my trip?

With one tap. In Kokai it is already on the Thailand map, next to the places you save yourself: add it to a day's plan, give it a time and, if you like, get a reminder when you pass nearby.

What else is around here?

Nearby you have Wat Phra Singh, Wat Umong, Wat Chedi Luang. The rest is in the Thailand guide.

Keep reading

Data from OpenStreetMap, licensed under the ODbL, and from Wikidata, CC0. More about Wat Suan Dok on Wikipedia. Daylight hours are calculated from the latitude. More in credits.