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Wat Jed Yod: Chiang Mai’s seven-spired temple (2026)

A 15th-century Lanna temple modelled on the Mahabodhi, free to enter and rarely crowded. How to visit it on your own – and the best tours for the rest of Chiang Mai.

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Top tours for Chiang Mai’s temples

No tour is dedicated to Wat Jed Yod – it is easy to visit on your own. These are the best-reviewed temple tours for the rest of your stay. Prices are GetYourGuide from-prices per adult, Nov 2026.

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On your own or with a guide?

Wat Jed Yod is easy to do yourself. For the rest, this is what each tour type costs and covers.

Best forFrom (USD, Nov 2026)Length
Wat Jed Yod on your ownQuiet history, no crowdsfree entry + Grab1–1.5 h
Old City walking tourWat Chedi Luang, Wat Phra Singhabout $122–3 h
Bike or tuk-tuk tourMore temples in less timeabout $243–4 h
Doi Suthep tourThe mountain temple and viewsabout $153–5.5 h
Chiang Rai day tripWhite, Blue and Red Templesabout $2912–13 h

Around Wat Jed Yod

Plan your visit

Wat Jed Yod guide

History, the seven spires, the stucco deities, hours and how long to stay.

Getting there

Grab, red songthaew, bicycle or on foot from the Old City and Nimman.

Dress code

What to wear and how to behave in a Chiang Mai temple.

Best time to visit

Cool season, smoky season, rain and the Yi Peng lantern festival.

Practical info

Where
Off the Superhighway (Route 11), north-west Chiang Mai, a few hundred metres from the National Museum
Hours
Daily, about 6:00–18:00
Entry
Free; donations welcome
Dress
Shoulders and knees covered; shoes off in the halls
Time needed
45 minutes to 1.5 hours
Getting there
Grab, red songthaew or bicycle – about 10–20 minutes from the Old City

Checked 12 November 2026. Hours and fees change – confirm locally before you go.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Wat Jed Yod free to enter?

Yes. Entry was free when we checked in November 2026; a donation box helps with upkeep.

What are the opening hours of Wat Jed Yod?

The grounds are open daily from about 6:00 to 18:00. It is a working temple, so some halls may be closed during ceremonies.

Is there a tour to Wat Jed Yod?

No GetYourGuide tour is dedicated to it. Go on your own by Grab, songthaew or bicycle and book tours for the Old City, Doi Suthep or Chiang Rai.

Is this the Wat Jed Yod in Chiang Rai?

No. Chiang Rai has its own Wat Jed Yod on Jet Yot Road in the town centre. This site is about the 15th-century temple in Chiang Mai.

How much are temple tours in Chiang Mai?

On GetYourGuide (Nov 2026) Old City walking tours start at about $12, Doi Suthep tours at about $15 and Chiang Rai day trips at about $29.

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