Wat Cheitta วัดเชปัฐา , Chiang Mai

Wat Cheitta (GPS: 18.78585, 98.98846; Thai: วัดเชปัฐา ) is a stupa in the Chiang Mai Old City. It is located at the junction of Prapokkloa Road and Ratchamanka Road, within the grounds of It has a round-shaped chedi of the style from 15th Century Chiang Mai. Its decorative moldings are similar to those of Wat Phra Boromathat Doi Suthep.

Nothing much is known about this temple except its name which is related to King Chaicheitta of Luang Prabang who ruled Chiang Mai in the 15th Century.

Wat Cheitta, Chiang Mai (21 July, 2018)

Wat Cheitta on Google Street View

Wat Cheitta (Mar 2018)

Wat Cheitta is on the map of Chiang Mai

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