Update: | Date of observation: 11/01/2011
Get a feel for the Wild West in this 40 year old restaurant north of Nan town. Don’t expect a barbeque menu, but rather authentic local dishes and meals instead. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 10/01/2011
The first thing most visitors notice about this temple is the tall pagoda that stands out on the temple compound. The pagoda houses Phra Boromsarilikthat Buddha image; the locals call it Phra That Luang. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 13/01/2011
Every year since BE 1993 during the April Songkran festival, the townsfolk of Nan will come to this temple to douse the Buddha image to pay their respects and make merit. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 02/01/2011
This little marvel in the province of Nan is the smallest temple in Thailand. It is only a few meters tall, built in Lanna style. Inside you will find a Buddha image and other religious artifacts. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 12/01/2011
Wat Ming Mueang is one of many century-old temples in Nan. Be amazed by the architecture and craftsmanship of Lanna design put into the temple hall. View murals inside the hall painted by local artists. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 13/01/2011
If you made it to Nan, but didn’t have the chance to eat at Khao Soi Ton Nam, then you haven’t really been there because the shop has been in Nan for over 30 years. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 11/01/2011
Jai Mueang Milk Club is more than just your ordinary milk shop. It is as well a mini art gallery. The owner wanted to open the first ever milk shop in Nan, and at the same time make the shop a center for contemporary art. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 11/01/2011
“K1 Modern Art Hotel” a new small stylish hotel in Nan. Be warned! If you ever come to stay here once, we are certain that you would go back there again every time you visit Nan Province. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 09/01/2011
The owner named the stall after a place in Nakorn Phatom. He told us that he visited there once and that he was amazed with the flavor of the Tom Yum made there, so decided to bring the flavor back to his own home town.for all to taste. Read More
Update: | Date of observation: 10/01/2011
Wat Phumin is the only temple in Thailland that features cruciform Buddhist temple and it is the only temple that combine the praying area, sanctuary, and pagoda into one building. Read More
