Phu Fa Palace is one of the most remarkable attractions in Nan Province, situated amidst lush mountains and pristine natural surroundings. The peaceful setting makes it perfect for travelers seeking a true escape into nature’s beauty.

What makes Phu Fa Palace unique is its simple architecture harmoniously blending with the surrounding forests and hills. It also serves as part of the Phu Fa Development Center under the Royal Initiative Project of Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, which aims to promote sustainable living, environmental conservation, and education for local communities. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking sunrises and morning mist from this vantage point.

Each season adds a different charm to the palace. In winter, visitors are greeted with dense sea of mist and crisp cool air. During the rainy season, the scenery becomes vividly green, while summer offers clear skies with wide, unobstructed views.

The palace is also a destination ideal for couples seeking a romantic setting, photographers capturing scenic landscapes, and those in search of a quiet retreat among the mountains.

If you are looking for a peaceful and less crowded destination, Phu Fa Palace perfectly embodies serene and authentic natural beauty waiting to be discovered.

• By private car: From Nan city, drive toward Bo Kluea District (approx. 3–4 hours).

• By public bus: Get off at Bo Kluea town and hire a local vehicle to reach the palace.

• Check the road conditions beforehand, especially during the rainy season.

• The best time to visit is in winter (November–February) for the sea of mist and cool weather.

• Bring warm clothing and suitable footwear for mountain travel.

• Keep your camera or phone ready to capture the stunning landscapes.

• Limited dining and lodging options are available, so prepare essentials in advance.

• Mountain roads can be winding—use a reliable vehicle for safety.

Admission Fee:

• Free of charge

Opening Hours:

• Open daily

• Recommended visiting hours: 06:00–18:00