The site of present Wat Phan Tao originally were the living quarters for the monks of neighbouring Wat Chedi Luang. Wat Phan Tao was renovated in 1796 in the time of King Kawila of Chiang Mai, and also repeatedly thereafter.
In 1875 Ruling Prince Inthawichayanon dismantled the royal residence of King Mahotra Prathet (1846 – 1854), one of his predecessors, and rebuild it here as the most beautiful teak wihan of Chiang Mai.
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