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This monastery is located near the Nan National Museum in Phumin Village and has very unusual characteristics compared to other monasteries. The main shrine hall and the vihara are constructed as the same building. Other attractive items of this monastery are, very beautiful carved wood doors facing four directions. (made by the Lanna Thai artisans...
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This is the royalgrade monastery, located in the heart of Nan City, constructed in 1426. There are elephant sculptures, of front half, decorating the base of the pagoda. Moreover, there is a Golden Buddha Image 145 cms. High and a big Buddha’s Teachings Hall (Ho Phra Trai Pidok)...
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This pagoda is situated on the top of Khao Noi Hill, Tambon Chai Sathan, 2 kms. West of the provincial Hall. The hill is 800 feet high and has and access road to the hill top....
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Wat Muang is a deserted temple. Renovated by Ananda Vorrithichej Ruler of Nan By the year 2400. The inside of the temple consists of a statue of Buddha, stucco. I love gold. Chiang Saen Arts are over 400 years old, and there is a pagoda. The ancient temple as well as the temple. And the temple has a stucco molding on the outside wall of the temple. It is a craftsman Chiang Saen. Inside the murals ...
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Nan National Museum is located on Highway 101 with a left turn before entering the Amphoe Muang, The museum puts on exhibition black ivory and various kinds of artifacts. Featured at the Nan Museum is a Black Elephant Tusk. The 94 cms 18 kgs curve ivory actually is a dark tan and is treasured by provincial anthorities. The museum is open on Wednesdays-Sundays from 9.00 AM until 4.00 PM...
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Muang Nan It is a pedestrian street. Next to Wat Phumin. In the heart of downtown Nan. Merchants trade Food variety Food is a variety. Whether it is local food or appetizers. The Lanna style with a touch. The area to eat Khan. There are also local cultural shows. From the students of the institute to see the walking street. Open every Saturday - Sunday from 5 pm to 10 pm...
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