Baan Pak Nai is a small village in Na Thanueng Subdistrict, Na Muen District, Nan. The community preserves traditional lifestyles and local culture. Houses are built in the local style, and villagers engage in agriculture and traditional fishing.

The village is located along the northern lake of Sirikit Reservoir, surrounded by lush green mountains. Floating houses operate as restaurants, serving fresh fish from the reservoir such as catfish, goby, giant gourami, tilapia, and more. Visitors can also rent boats to cruise along the Nan River to the reservoir, enjoying the scenic mountains and peaceful natural surroundings. Some floating houses provide rooms for tourists to stay overnight.

The village is perfect for travelers interested in cultural and nature tourism. You can walk through the village, interact with locals, learn about traditional ways of life, and enjoy the serene lakeside atmosphere.

In addition, Baan Pak Nai hosts community activities and local festivals, including traditional vegetable cultivation and local ceremonies, offering visitors a unique combination of nature, culture, and traditional fishing.

• From Nan city, take Highway 101 (Nan–Pua) toward Na Muen District

• Turn toward Baan Pak Nai following the signs for about 25 km

• Visit early morning or late afternoon to enjoy the mountain scenery and fresh air

• Wear suitable footwear for walking on natural paths

• Bring water and light snacks, as shops are limited in the village

• Take photos of nature, floating houses, and traditional homes respectfully

• Respect local lifestyles and ask before joining community activities

Admission Fee:

• Free

Opening Hours:

• Daily 06:00 – 18:00