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Chiang Mai
Chiang Mai, located in northern Thailand, is a city known for its rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning natural beauty. With its ancient temples, bustling night markets, and lush green forests, Chiang Mai is a photographer's paradise. Whether you're a professional photographer or just someone who loves to capture beautiful moments, there are plenty of photography locations in Chiang Mai that will leave you in awe. From the iconic Wat Phra That Doi Suthep temple to the picturesque Mae Sa Waterfall, Chiang Mai offers a diverse range of landscapes and subjects to capture through your lens. So grab your camera and get ready to explore the beauty of Chiang Mai through photography.
Photography regions of Chiang Mai
Photography of Chiang Mai
Wat Phra Singh, templo budista en la ciudad de Chiang Mai, norte de Tailandia.
Templo Wat Phra Singh durante la noche. Chiang Mai, norte de Tailandia.
Templo budista Wat Chiang Man, en la ciudad de Chiang Mai, al norte de Tailandia
Templo Wat Sri Suphan, también conocido como templo de plata, en Chiang Mai, norte de Tailandia.
Monks launching hot air balloons
El Wat Phra That Doi Suthep es un templo situado en una colina. Se pueden subir 306 escalones si se quieren hacer méritos budistas pero es más cómodo coger el funicular.
El Chiang Man es el templo más antiguo de la ciudad de Chiang Mai
Figuritas de monjes en uno de los templos de esta ciudad del norte de Tailandia.
Ofrendas en el árbol de Buda en Chiang Mai, ciudad del norte de Tailandia y antigua capital del reino Lanna.
I don't have many photos from my Thailand trip earlier this year. I found it difficult to photograph there. However, my only photo uploaded so far, is so lonely in it's Thailand album that I found I needed to add a photo. This one required a lot of post editing work, partly because I didn't have my best camera along. Banding is exaggerated by Flickr.
Templo budista Wat Bupharam, en la ciudad de Chiang Mai, norte de Tailandia
Viharn Lai Kham
Thanks to all Phoide contributors to Chiang Mai!
Most notably Enrica Fabriani, Antonio Rodríguez Ayuso and Adelheid Smitt.