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Wat Phumin

Wat Phumin is one of the most iconic and historically significant temples in Nan, built around 1596. It is unique for its cruciform ubosot that combines both the ordination hall and the viharn in one building, a rare architectural design in Thailand.
Inside, visitors will find remarkable mural paintings that depict the local way of life, traditions, and Buddhist stories. The most famous is the rom... read more

Wat Chang Kham Worawihan

Wat Chang Kham Worawihan, Nan is a historically significant temple in Nan province, constructed during the Lanna period. It is notable for its tall square chedi and beautifully decorated viharn, which have been restored multiple times to preserve their original form.
Inside the temple, there are ancient Buddha statues and murals that depict Buddhist stories, local legends, and the daily life of th... read more

Wat Hua Kuang

Wat Hua Kuang, located in the city of Nan, is a historical temple that beautifully reflects the charm of Lanna architecture. With its long history, this temple has become an important destination for those seeking to experience both religious serenity and cultural heritage.
The temple is best known for its ancient teakwood viharn, carefully restored to preserve its intricate Lanna craftsmanship. S... read more

Wat Ming Muang

Wat Ming Muang is located on Suriya Phong Road in the Mueang district of Nan and serves as an important religious and cultural center. The temple was built several centuries ago and still preserves the beauty of traditional Lanna architecture.
Within the temple complex are the ordination hall, the viharn (prayer hall), and significant Buddha statues, which are revered by the local community. The s... read more

Wat Ku Kam

Wat Ku Kam is a historic Buddhist temple located in the heart of Nan City. With a history spanning several centuries, it preserves the traditional elegance of Lanna culture.
The temple features a beautifully designed stupa and intricate details of Lanna architecture, attracting both devotees and visitors throughout the year.
Inside the viharn, there are sacred Buddha images highly revered by the l... read more

Wat Phaya Phu

Wat Phaya Phu is a historic temple located on a hillside in Nan city, offering visitors a chance to experience both spiritual serenity and breathtaking views of Nan from above. Its chedis and prayer halls reflect the traditional charm of Lanna architecture, carefully preserved over time.
Beyond the temple itself, the surrounding landscape is rich in lush greenery and natural beauty, providing a re... read more

Wat Sri Phan Ton

Wat Sri Phan Ton is a historic temple located in Nan’s city area. The temple showcases classic Lanna-style architecture, including wooden structures, steep multi-tiered roofs, and detailed carvings. It is rich in cultural heritage, preserving centuries-old Buddhist traditions. The temple grounds offer a tranquil atmosphere, ideal for reflection and photography. Seasonal festivals and rituals... read more

Wat Phra That Khao Noi Nan

Wat Phra That Khao Noi is situated on top of Khao Noi hill, on the western side of Nan city. It was built during the reign of Chao Pu Kaeng in 1487 BE (2030 BE). The stupa is made entirely of brick and stucco, showcasing a mix of Burmese and Lanna architectural styles. Inside, it enshrines a relic of the Buddha’s hair. The temple was extensively renovated during the reign of Chao Suriyaphong... read more

Wat Phaya Wat

Wat Phaya Wat is one of Nan’s oldest temples, established around 1492 during the reign of Phaya Kan Mueang, ruler of the Nan Kingdom. The temple has long been a center of faith and spirituality for the local community.
The temple houses a magnificent large Reclining Buddha made of brick and stucco, gilded with gold, considered one of the oldest reclining Buddha images in Nan. In addition, th... read more

Wat Suan Tan

Wat Suan Tan is located on Maha Yot Road, Nai Wiang, and is approximately 600 years old. Originally near a sugar palm garden, it was named “Wat Suan Tan.” The temple was established during the reign of Queen Pathummawadee in 1770. Its chedi is beautifully designed, with arched gates on all four sides. Photographs from the National Archives show the chedi before renovation in the era of... read more