TourismWat Phra That Chae Hang (วัด

Tourism

Wat Phra That Chae Hang (วัดพระธาตุแช่แห้ง)
It features a 55 metre-high golden chedi containing a holy relic from Sukhothai. Over the viharn's door frames and on parts of the roofs are plaster designs in the shape of Naga, the great serpent, which represent the artistic best in local architecture.

The building of the Nan National Museum (พิพิธภัณฑสถานแห่งชาติน่าน)
It displays exhibitions concerning the town's history and major structures, evolution of arts in different ages, and numerous ancient objects, the most eminent of which is the Black Ivory.

Wat Phaya Wat (วัดพญาวัด)
An ancient religious site, it has rectangular chedi base on which Buddha states are placed around the chedi structure. Combined artistic influences of Lanna, Lan Chang, and native Nan can be detected.

Wat Suan Tan (วัดสวนตาล)
built in 1230, features an old, beautifully shaped chedi and houses a huge bronze Buddha statue, Phra Chao Thong Thip cast by a king of Chiang Mai in 1450.

The Thai Lu Village-Ban Nong Bua (หมู่บ้านไทยลื้อบ้านหนองบัว)
The Thai Lu people living at Ban Nong Bua are noted or producing the traditional tribal fabric, an art handed down from generation to generation.

Wat Nong Bua (วัดหนองบัว)
was built by Thai Lu craftsmen who had early migrated from southern China. Apart from the viharn which is adorned with elaborate carvings, there are also wall murals painted by Thai Lu artists some one hundred years ago.


Festivals

Wai Phrathat Festival (งานประเพณีไหว้พระธาตุ)
Nan is a town in the Lanna kingdom where Buddhism spread for a long period of time. Within the area of the ancient city, both in Mueang Nan and in Amphoe Pua, lie phrathats (temples) on the hill. Every year, festivals paying respect to the important phrathats are organized as follows:

“Hok Peng Waisa Mahathat Chae Haeng” Fair (งานประเพณี “หกเป็งไหว้สามหาธาตุแช่แห้ง”)
takes place on the full moon night of the 6th northern lunar month or the 4th central lunar month (around the end of February–March). Sky rockets are fired as an offering to the Buddha.

“Namatsakan Phrathat Khao Noi” Fair (งานประเพณีนมัสการพระธาตุเขาน้อย)
takes place on the full moon night of the 8th northern lunar month or the 6th central lunar month (around May). In the festival, there is a ceremony paying respect to Phrathat Khao Noi and sky rockets are fired as an offering to the Buddha.

“Namatsakan Song Nam Phrachao Thongthip” Fair (งานประเพณีนมัสการสรงน้ำพระเจ้าทองทิพย์)
at Wat Suan Tan during the Songkran festival on 12–15 April.

Nan Boat Races (งานประเพณีแข่งเรือจังหวัดน่าน)
has been passed on for a long period of time. In 1936, boat racing was organized during the community's robe presentation to the monks after the end of the Buddhist Lent until the time of the royal robe presentation ceremony. Nowadays, it is around mid-October or at the beginning of November every year. The opening of the races is the date when the food offerings are presented to the priests by drawing lots of Wat Chang Kham Worawihan, a royal temple. The food offering ceremony will be firstly organized. Therefore, the Nan Boat Races have come together with the Tan Kuai Salak of Wat Chang Kham until nowadays. Later, the province added the celebration of the black elephant tusk which is the precious treasure of Nan as well. Moreover, there is boat racing at Amphoe Wiang Sa in the Tan Kuai Salak Festival.



Local products

The woven materials of Nan (ผ้าทอพื้นเมืองน่าน) are distinctively different in terms of designs and production methods from other localities. The most famous pattern is the Lai Nam Lai (ผ้าลายน้ำไหล) which resembles waves or stairs. Other designs also reflect the local artistic and creative skills. The materials are used for making dresses, colourful satchels and Tung, a type of pennant used in religious rites.

Nan is also noted for making musical instruments which include the Saloh (สะล้อ), a violin-like instrument, and the Sung (ซึง), similar to a guitar. They are used in bands which can still be heard in certain restaurants .

The leading agricultural produce is the Som Si Thong (golden oranges) (ส้มสีทอง) which are of the same species as oranges of the central region. Because of climatic differences, the local version is golden-skinned and more aromatic. They are in season in December.

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TourismWat Phra That Chae Hang (Wat Phra that Chae) It features a 55 metre-high golden chedi containing a holy relic from Sukhothai. Over the viharn's door frames and on parts of the roofs are plaster designs in the shape of Naga, the great serpent, which represent the artistic best in local architecture.The building of the Nan National Museum (NaN National Museum). It displays exhibitions concerning the town's history and major structures, evolution of arts in different ages, and numerous ancient objects, the most eminent of which is the Black Ivory.Wat Phaya Wat (WAT Phaya WAT). An ancient religious site, it has rectangular chedi base on which Buddha states are placed around the chedi structure. Combined artistic influences of Lanna, Lan Chang, and native Nan can be detected.Wat Suan Tan (WAT suan Tan) built in 1230, features an old, beautifully shaped chedi and houses a huge bronze Buddha statue, Phra Chao Thong Thip cast by a king of Chiang Mai in 1450.The Thai Lu Nong Bua Village-Ban (the village ban Nong Bua Thailand Lue) The Thai Lu people living at Ban Nong Bua are noted or producing the traditional tribal fabric, an art handed down from generation to generation.Wat Nong Bua (WAT Nong Bua) was built by Thai Lu craftsmen who had early migrated from southern China. Apart from the viharn which is adorned with elaborate carvings, there are also wall murals painted by Thai Lu artists some one hundred years ago.FestivalsWai Phrathat Festival (WAI phrathat Festival) Nan is a town in the Lanna kingdom where Buddhism spread for a long period of time. Within the area of the ancient city, both in Mueang Nan and in Amphoe Pua, lie phrathats (temples) on the hill. Every year, festivals paying respect to the important phrathats are organized as follows:Hok Peng Waisa Mahathat Chae Haeng "" Fair (traditionally "six three-find that Chae Wai Peng"). takes place on the full moon night of the 6th northern lunar month or the 4th central lunar month (around the end of February–March). Sky rockets are fired as an offering to the Buddha."Namatsakan Phrathat Khao Noi" Fair (phrathat Khao Noi ceremony). takes place on the full moon night of the 8th northern lunar month or the 6th central lunar month (around May). In the festival, there is a ceremony paying respect to Phrathat Khao Noi and sky rockets are fired as an offering to the Buddha."The Nam Song Phrachao Namatsakan Thongthip" Fair (ceremony to worship God tongtip bathing). at Wat Suan Tan during the Songkran festival on 12–15 April.Nan Boat Races (the Nan boat races). has been passed on for a long period of time. In 1936, boat racing was organized during the community's robe presentation to the monks after the end of the Buddhist Lent until the time of the royal robe presentation ceremony. Nowadays, it is around mid-October or at the beginning of November every year. The opening of the races is the date when the food offerings are presented to the priests by drawing lots of Wat Chang Kham Worawihan, a royal temple. The food offering ceremony will be firstly organized. Therefore, the Nan Boat Races have come together with the Tan Kuai Salak of Wat Chang Kham until nowadays. Later, the province added the celebration of the black elephant tusk which is the precious treasure of Nan as well. Moreover, there is boat racing at Amphoe Wiang Sa in the Tan Kuai Salak Festival.Local productsThe woven materials of Nan (NaN native woven fabric) are distinctively different in terms of designs and production methods from other localities. The most famous pattern is the Lai Nam Lai (Lai Nam Lai) which resembles waves or Other designs also reflect the stairs. local artistic and creative skills. materials used for making The dresses are, colourful satchels and Tung, a type of pennant used in religious rites.Nan is also noted for making musical instruments which include the Saloh (Sabbath), a violin-like instrument, and the Sung (other), similar to a guitar bands in which They are used. can still be heard in certain restaurants.The leading agricultural produce is the Som Si Thong (golden oranges) (golden orange) which are of the same species as oranges of the central region Because of climatic differences, the 3270 local version is more aromatic and golden-skinned. They are in season in December.

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Tourism Wat Phra That Chae Hang (Wat Phra That Chae Haeng) It features a 55 meter-High Golden Chedi containing a Holy Relic from Sukhothai. Over the Viharn's door Frames and on Parts of the roofs are Plaster Designs in the shape of Naga, the. Great Serpent, which represent the artistic Best in local Architecture. The Building of the Nan National Museum (Nan National Museum) It Displays exhibitions concerning the Town's history and Major structures, Evolution of Arts in different Ages, and numerous Ancient Objects, the Most. Eminent of which is the Black Ivory. Wat Phaya Wat (Temple Dragon Temple) An Ancient religious Site, it has rectangular Chedi Base on which Buddha States are Placed Around the Chedi structure. Combined artistic influences of Lanna, Lan Chang, and Native Nan Can. be detected. Wat Suan Tan (Wat Suan Tan) built in 1,230th, features an Old, beautifully shaped Chedi and houses a huge statue Bronze Buddha, Phra Chao Thong Thip cast by a King of Chiang Mai in 1450. The Thai Lu Village-Ban. Nong Bua (village Thailand Lue Ban Nong Bua) The Thai Lu people Living at Ban Nong Bua are noted or producing the traditional Tribal fabric, an Art handed down from Generation to Generation. Wat Nong Bua (Wat Nong Bua) was built by Thai Lu craftsmen Who. had Early migrated from Southern China. Apart from the Viharn which is Adorned with Elaborate carvings, there are also Wall murals painted by Thai Lu Artists Some one Hundred years ago. Festivals Wai Phrathat Festival (Festival Buddha relics) Nan is a Town in. the Lanna kingdom where Buddhism spread for a long period of time. Within the area of the ancient city, both in Mueang Nan and in Amphoe Pua, lie phrathats (temples) on the hill. Every year, festivals paying respect to the important phrathats are. Organized As follows: "Hok Peng Waisa Mahathat Chae Haeng" Fair (the traditional "six Peng Buddha Maha Chae") Takes Place on the full Moon Night of the 6th northern Lunar month or the 4th Central Lunar month (Around the End. of February-March). Sky rockets are fired As an offering to the Buddha. "Namatsakan Phrathat Khao Noi" Fair (traditional worship him less) Takes Place on the full Moon Night of the 8th northern Lunar month or the 6th Central. Lunar month (Around May). In the Festival, there is a ceremony Paying Respect to Phrathat Khao Noi and Sky rockets are fired As an offering to the Buddha. "Namatsakan Song Nam Phrachao Thongthip" Fair (Homage bathing God Tongtip. ) during the Songkran Festival at Wat Suan Tan on April 12-15. Nan Boat Races (traditional boat race Nan) has been on for a long period of time Passed. In in 1936, Boat Racing was during the Organized Community's Robe Presentation to. the monks after the end of the Buddhist Lent until the time of the royal robe presentation ceremony. Nowadays, it is around mid-October or at the beginning of November every year. The opening of the races is the date when the food offerings are presented. to the priests by drawing lots of Wat Chang Kham Worawihan, a royal temple. The food offering ceremony will be firstly organized. Therefore, the Nan Boat Races have come together with the Tan Kuai Salak of Wat Chang Kham until nowadays. Later, the province. added the celebration of the Black Elephant tusk which is the Precious Treasure of Nan As well. Moreover, there is Boat Racing at Amphoe Wiang Sa in the Tan Kuai Salak Festival. Local products The woven Materials of Nan (Woven fabric Nan) are distinctively. different in terms of designs and production methods from other localities. The most famous pattern is the Lai Nam Lai (chintz water) which resembles waves or stairs. Other designs also reflect the local artistic and creative skills. The materials are used for making dresses. , colorful satchels and Tung, a Type of Pennant used in religious rites. Nan is also noted for Making Musical Instruments which include the Saloh (Salga), a violin-like instrument, and the Sung (Sung), similar to a guitar. They. are used in bands which Can still be Heard in certain Restaurants. The leading Agricultural Produce is the Som Si Thong (Golden oranges) (Golden Orange) which are of the same species as oranges of the central region. Because of climatic differences, the. local version is golden-skinned and more aromatic. They are in season in December.

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Tourism

Wat Phra That Chae Hang (measured prathat chahang)
It features a 55 metre-high golden chedi containing a holy relic. From Sukhothai. Over the viharn 's door frames and on parts of the roofs are plaster designs in the shape of Naga the great,, Serpent which represent, the artistic best in local architecture.

.The building of the Nan National Museum (Nan National Museum)
It displays exhibitions concerning the town s history. ' And, major structures evolution of Arts in different ages and numerous, ancient objects the most, eminent of which is the. Black Ivory.

Wat Phaya Wat (a measure of the temple)
An ancient, religious siteIt has rectangular chedi base on which Buddha states are placed around the chedi structure. Combined artistic influences. Of Lanna Lan Chang, and native, Nan can be detected.

Wat Suan Tan (วัดสวนตาล)
built in 1230 features an old beautifully,,, Shaped chedi and houses a huge bronze, Buddha statue Phra Chao Thong Thip cast by a king of Chiang Mai in 1450.

.The Thai Lu Village-Ban Nong Bua (Tai Village ban Nong BUA)
The Thai Lu people living at Ban Nong Bua are noted or producing. The traditional tribal fabric an art, handed down from generation to generation.

Wat Nong Bua (WAT Nong BUA)
was built. By Thai Lu craftsmen who had early migrated from southern China.Apart from the viharn which is adorned with elaborate carvings there are, also wall murals painted by Thai Lu artists some. One hundred years ago.




Wai Festivals Phrathat Festival (with respect to the festival element)
Nan is a town in the Lanna kingdom where. Buddhism spread for a long period of time. Within the area of the ancient city both in, Mueang Nan and in, Amphoe Pua