My travel photography

Chiang Mai, July 2004

Street scene in Chaing Mai, showing the old city walls


The stupa at Wat Chiang Man, the oldest temple in Chiang Mai, in part dating from 1296 The stupa and ordination hall at Wat Chiang Man


Elephant sculptures at Wat Chiang Man Buddha image at Wat Chiang Mai


Naga sculptures at Wat Chiang Man Naga sculptures at Wat Chiang Man


Billboard of Queen Sirikit, Chiang Mai Statues of the Three Kings of Chiang Mai


The ruined stupa at Wat Chedi Luang, which dates from 1391 and was destroyed in an earthquake in 1545 The ruined stupa, which was once the home of the Emerald Buddha, now in Wat Phra Kaew in Bangkok


Other buildings at Wat Chedi Luang Naga sculptures guard the stairway to the stupa at Wat Chedi Luang


A Buddha image in the niche which once housed the Emerald Buddha Modern nagas guard the ordination hall at Wat Chedi Luang


Elephant statues at Wat Chedi Luang Some of the many Buddha images at Wat Chedi Luang


Another view of the area around the stupa at Wat Chedi Luang The view of Chiang Mai from Wat Doi Suthep, in the hills north-west of the city


Thais and tourists at Wat Doi Suthep At Wat Doi Suthep


Pilgrims pray before a Buddha image at Wat Doi Suthep. Unlike many other wats in Chiang Mai, Wat Doi Suthep is a "working temple," in constant use as a place of worship for Thais and other Buddhists


Modern Buddha images at Wat Doi Suthep The golden stupa at Wat Doi Suthep