Nan: A small town that you won't want to leave once you come.

At first, in order to find the temple that guards the rabbits, I learned about Nan. We rented a car from Chiang Mai and drove for six or seven hours before finally arriving. The scenery along the way was stunning, with towering mountains and ancient Nan River guarding the area as we headed north, almost reaching the border with Laos. 📷📷 Highlights: Nan's highest mountain range has a large golden Buddha standing on top, overlooking a whole small city. It is very spectacular to come here for photography and sightseeing. Nan has a long history and was not fully incorporated into the territory of the Kingdom of Thailand until 1931, becoming a province. So its museum is also worth a visit. Personally, I think the most worth visiting is the temple that guards the zodiac rabbit. It is very large and magnificent. At night, you can also go to the night market on the main street of the city, where there is food and clothing, and it is very lively. 🕒🕒🌿 Best season for sightseeing: From October to March of the following year. 🏠🏠 Suggested play time: 2-3 days. The small town is not big, except for the scenic spots on the mountain which are relatively far away, everything else is very close. It's very comfortable to take a leisurely stroll. 😂😂 bugs: Here, people basically don't speak English. If you want to travel here independently, you must learn some Thai, otherwise there will be problems with eating and staying in hotels.