City Pillar and City Pillar Shrine, Nan — Located in the heart of Nan, this sacred site is important for locals and tourists interested in Lanna history and culture. The city pillar represents the spirit and identity of Nan, with origins dating back centuries.

Notable features include the shrine built in traditional Lanna architecture with exquisite wood carvings, serving as a spiritual center for the community and hosting annual religious ceremonies.

During festivals, visitors can participate in pillar worship ceremonies and enjoy Nan’s serene yet colorful atmosphere. Walking around the shrine provides excellent photography opportunities, especially in the morning and late afternoon.

This site is ideal for history enthusiasts, photographers, couples, and cultural travelers seeking an authentic Lanna experience.

Come visit the City Pillar and City Pillar Shrine, Nan to explore deep historical roots and experience the traditional culture of Nan.

• By car: Drive to the city center of Nan; parking available nearby.

• By bus: Local buses and songthaews stop within walking distance of the shrine.

• Walking: Conveniently located in the heart of Nan, accessible on foot from nearby hotels.

• Best visiting season: November to February, with cool weather and clear skies.

• Wear comfortable shoes for walking around the shrine area.

• Photography tip: Early morning or late afternoon offers soft lighting for Lanna architecture shots.

• Try local snacks from nearby vendors to experience Nan’s culture.

• Plan visits around local festivals for unique cultural experiences.

Admission Fee:

• Free

Opening Hours:

• Daily 06:00–18:00