Traditional Boat Race
The Traditional Boat Race is held in October or November each year when the Nan River flows swiftly past the province. It is incorporated…
Read storyTourist information in Nan province A hidden gem of a province, Nan was once an independent kingdom and is now a refuge for travelers who wish to explore the natural beauty of northern Thailand…
The Traditional Boat Race is held in October or November each year when the Nan River flows swiftly past the province. It is incorporated…
Read storyBan Pak Nai, about 22 kilometres along the road winding over the shoulder of the mountain some 96 kilometres from the provincial town, is…
Read storyLocated at Tambon Silalaeng, about 69 kilometers from the provincial town, Pa Klang is a village of Meo, Yao, and Thin hill-tribes. After the…
Read storySituated at Ban Nong Bua, Pa Kha Sub-district, this village is accessible by driving along Highway 1080 for 40 kilometers to Amphoe Tha Wang…
Read storyThe Mae Charim National Par covering about 270,000 rai or 432 square kilometers, is occupied with convoluted ranges. The highest peak is Doi Khun…
Read storyThe Sri Nan National Park is situated in an approximate area of 934 square kilometers or 583,750 rai, covering the areas of Na-muen District,…
Read storyThis is regarded as a most beautiful waterfall, located in Tambon Sila Phet, Amphoe Pua. Doi Phu Kha National Park lies to the north…
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