Wat Phra That Beng Sakat is one of Nan’s most historically significant temples, known for its ancient chedi that has stood as a spiritual landmark for generations. This sacred site represents the deep-rooted faith and cultural heritage of the local community.

The temple is distinguished by its traditional Lanna architecture, intricate carvings, and timeless beauty. Visitors can admire the historic stupa, the serene viharn, and the delicate craftsmanship that reflects the artistry of the region.

Each season brings a unique atmosphere: in the cool season (November – February), the temple feels especially calm and refreshing, while the rainy season enhances the lush greenery surrounding the grounds, creating a tranquil setting.

Wat Phra That Beng Sakat is also ideal for photographers, cultural travelers, couples, and families who appreciate both spirituality and heritage. The quiet ambiance makes it a memorable stop for anyone visiting Pua or Nan.

A trip to Nan would not be complete without paying respects at Wat Phra That Beng Sakat, a truly spiritual and culturally enriching experience.

• By private car: About 30 minutes from Nan city center via the Nan–Pua route.

• By public bus: Take the Nan–Pua line and get off at Ban Kaem, then walk a short distance.

• By taxi or car rental: Available from Nan city for more convenient travel.

• Best time to visit: November – February, with cool weather and clear skies.

• Dress code: Wear modest clothing and comfortable walking shoes.

• Photography: The chedi and viharn are popular spots for photos.

• Local culture: Respect sacred spaces and participate in merit-making if you wish.

• Travel planning: Limited public transport; plan ahead for return trips.

Admission Fee:

• Free entry for all visitors

• (Updated 2025 by Local Community)

Opening Hours:

• Daily from 06:00 – 18:00

• Morning hours are most suitable for prayer and offerings