Shuanglong Temple is located on Suthep Mountain in Chiang Mai. Because it is the peak season, I participated in the half-day trip of travel fun. The whole journey was explained by the Thai guide to buy tickets for everyone, making the visit process very easy and easy! Since Chiang Mai is a city of thousands of Buddhas, the size of the temples can not be counted, and the obvious feature is that the temple entrance is generally carved with two guardian dragons! Therefore, our local tour guide lamented two sentences: "I don't know why the Chinese call this Shuanglong Temple, we call it Suthep Temple in Chiang Mai, in fact, there are shuanglongs lying on the ladder wall of the main entrance of most temples in Chiang Mai..." after entering the entrance of the monastery, There is a big black clock, which is said to be given by China! On the other side there is a white elephant statue, only because of the memorial of the sacred white elephant and the statue, and the story about it: it is said that it carried Buddha Sheri on its back more than 600 years ago, and led the way to the place where it is located today, Suthep Temple. The white elephant died after a few rounds in place to show that Buddha wanted to stay there. Then the Lanna royal family built a pagoda at the white elephant stop to support the Shelizi, which was the original form of the original Suthep Temple. In the next hundred years, the stone steps along the hillside were slowly built, and the sky ladders of 306 steps were now worth it, and two dragons were carved from the top to the end on its two sides. The dragon heads of each dragon were all colored and patterned seven heads of Naga. The expression of the seven dragons is really very pleasing. According to the tour guide, not all the dragons on the ladder in front of the temple can be carved with seven heads of Naga, only the temple ordered by the king and prince to build allows Naga, who guards the ladder, to have seven heads! Step into the courtyard of the monastery, surrounded by corridors, each side of the corridor is placed in many Buddha statues, the wall of the corridor wall also depicts many religious stories murals. In addition, the most shocking is the golden spire of the temple in the middle of the tower, the golden guard around the tower, and the four gold covers, all of which are covered with gold! Plus, there are gold Buddhas around the guard of the tower. Plus the manna on the top of the tower is also cast in gold, everything is pure gold color! In the dazzling sun, it is shining, extremely brilliant. Then the tour guide suggested that we can participate in the prayer, or with the Thai faithful, hold a rose or take a plastic page with the translation of the mantra, and make a wish around the Sherry Tower after reading three times... You can understand some Thai Buddhist rituals, It's also a worthwhile trip.