[2025 Nan Attraction] Travel Guide for Nan National Museum (Updated Mar)

#NewYearNewTrip Lilawadi Arch, Nan National Museum: * It is a popular place for taking pictures because it has a beautiful and unique Lilawadi arch. * Located in the Nan National Museum, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Nan District, Nan Province. * Open every day. * It is a popular spot for tourists to take pictures because of the beauty of the Lilawadi trees that grow in the arch.

Nan Frangipani Arch 📍Address: Phakong National Museum, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Nan District, Nan Province https://maps.app.goo.gl/fzPaUTJou8wLtMJs6?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy It is located in front of the Nan National Museum, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Nan District, Nan Province. It is a popular photo spot for tourists. Anyone who visits Nan must stop by to check in here to take beautiful photos. These Frangipani trees grow in rows on both sides of the road and curve towards each other, forming a beautiful tree tunnel. #NanTravel #tripTravelAsia

A place to check the soil that you shouldn't miss. Plus, you'll get to know the history of this must-see city. Originally, this place was the residence of the ruler of Nan, called "Ho Kham". When you visit Nan, don't forget to visit the exhibition of art, antiques, etc., full of historical significance and the way of life of the people in the past. Highlights There is an exhibition of black ivory, a sacred object of Nan that is hard to find, and a tunnel of frangipani trees, where tourists like to take pictures. Location details The location is easy to find. It is near important tourist attractions such as Wat Phumin, Walking Street. Open 09.00 - 16.00 hrs. every day except Monday, Tuesday and public holidays. Admission fee for Thais 20 baht, foreigners 100 baht. #Rainy season attractions

#Visit the museum Nan National Museum ✨️ Inside the museum, there are antiques, art, history, Lanna ethnicity, collecting interesting things and showing the history of Nan Province, separated into rooms to visit and study the history of Nan Province ✨️ Outside the building, there is a Lilawadi arch🌸 that anyone who comes to Nan Province often comes to take pictures and check in here 🕰 Open 9.00-16.00 hrs. 📍 Location Pha Kong National Museum Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Nan District, Nan #Nan #Nan National Museum

"Black ivory" is an ancient object that is a symbol of Nan and is an important antique that is displayed at the Nan National Museum. It can be said that if anyone visits Nan and does not stop by to see the black ivory, it is considered that they have not been to Nan. This can be seen from the importance that appears in the slogan of Nan Province, "Famous boat racing, Black ivory city, Wat Phumin paintings, Land of golden oranges, the radiance of Phra That Chae Haeng". The black ivory was originally the property of the ruler of Nan who preserved it for many generations. It is still with the Ho Kham or Nan National Museum building until today. The base that is the Garuda carrying the ivory is made from a whole piece of teak wood. It was built in 1926 because at that time there was news that some northern rulers rebelled. The ruler of Nan therefore ordered the Garuda to carry the black ivory, a symbol of the city, to symbolize that Nan still loyal to the Chakri Dynasty of Rattanakosin #secretlocation #thailand #bestoftheworld #beautifultuskedelephants #nan #museum #visitnan

This time I came to the Nan City Museum, I didn't go into much detail about the stories displayed inside because I've been there many times before. I briefly read the history of the rulers of Nan and took pictures of the view outside the museum's balcony. I could see Wat Chang Kham in the distance as a beautiful backdrop. An indispensable thing is the tunnel of the lan lom trees or frangipani trees that everyone who comes here must take a picture of. The important places near the museum are Wat Phumin, Wat Chang Kham, and Wat Hua Khueng, which are just across the road.

Visiting Nan, you will experience the slow-life atmosphere, so let's walk around the city of Nan. Let's start with the first landmark. You will know where it is right away, which is the Frangipani Tunnel at the Nan National Museum. After taking a few souvenir photos, we crossed the street to pray for blessings at Wat Phra That Chang Kham Worawihan. After praying, we walked around to admire the beauty of this ancient temple. We will be filled with merit and happiness at the same time.

Nan National Museum Nan National Museum is the national museum of Nan Province. It is located in a building that was originally the residence of the former ruler of Nan. There are many interesting antiques to see, including: - Black ivory, sacred objects of Nan and many other antiques.

#Get a discount without relying on luck. Find the black ivory 𝗨𝗻𝘀𝗲𝗲𝗻 at the Nan National Museum ~ According to legend, this black ivory is a valuable treasure that the ruler of Nan must have taken good care of. It has been passed down to the present day. If you come here, you will see it in a glass cabinet, which is not completely black, but rather dark brown with the Lanna script engraved on it, "This branch weighs fifteen thousand." It is divided into two floors. The lower floor is an exhibition of the lives of various tribes in Nan Province (Min Ma, 1st floor, closed). The upper floor exhibits antiques from various eras found in Nan Province, from prehistoric times to the era of the rulers of Nan. There are a lot of ancient Buddha images, chests, antiques, and pictures. And on the 2nd floor, if you look from the balcony, you will see the monument of Phra Chao Suriyapong Phritdet, the 63rd ruler of Nan, and Wat Chang Kham, which is opposite the museum. Including the Lilawadi arch A photo spot that everyone must come to Entrance fee 20.- is worth it to see a lot of antiques. Beautiful and exquisite Foreigners 100.- per person Opening hours: 9:00-16:00 Closed every Monday - Tuesday #trip #Nan #NanTravel #NanReview #Museum

The Nan National Museum is not only a place that houses ancient artifacts and historical stories of Nan province, but it is also home to the famous 'Frangipani Arch.' This archway is formed by old frangipani trees planted along both sides of the path. Their branches bend towards each other, creating a beautiful, shady walkway full of charm. Tourists often come to stroll and take memorable photos, especially during the spring when the frangipani flowers are in full bloom, adding to the beauty and enchantment of this place.

#Tourist attraction collection 🌳 Nan Province is a province that we often visit. And every time we go, we don't go the same way, up North and down South. But we still can't finish collecting Nan attractions. So we have collected the attractions that we have been to and were impressed with. So we have collected them for everyone to try to visit. Many districts of Nan have different types of tourist attractions. You will never get bored. 1. Wat Phra That Chae Haeng, Mueang Nan District It is a temple for people born in the year of the Rabbit. 2. Wat Phra That Khao Noi, Mueang Nan District The view from Wat Khao Noi offers a 180-degree view of Nan. 3. Wat Phumin, Mueang Nan District There is a world-famous painting of "Whispering Love" by Pu Man and Ya Man. 4. Ancient Salt Well, Bo Kluea District We will see the northern salt production process that you can't find anywhere else. 5. Doi Samoe Dao, Na Noi District This is a place that we would like to recommend to visit every season. Because the view and atmosphere will be different and beautiful in different ways 6. Lilawadi Arch, Nan City Museum, Mueang Nan District A highlight that everyone who comes to Nan should come to take pictures 7. Highway No. 3, Santisuk District A popular photo spot that is always full of people whenever I go 8. Wild Himalayan cherry blossoms, Khun Sathan National Park, Khun Sathan District A flower that blooms only once a year, but it is worth it P.S. Nan actually has many more places to visit I will definitely collect them again #Nan #VisitNan #NanRainySeason #NanSlowly #Nan

Nan Province is located in northern Thailand, bordering Laos, and is known for its pristine natural scenery and tranquil atmosphere. Here are some specific attractions and features worth exploring in the province: 1. Nan National Park As an important nature reserve in northern Thailand, Nan National Park boasts rich biodiversity and primeval forest landscapes. The park offers multiple hiking trails that traverse misty valleys and streams, where you can admire rare orchid species and spot wildlife. The mountaintop viewing platform overlooks the rolling hills of northern Thailand. Especially during the rainy season, the waterfalls are full and resemble silver chains, making it a paradise for hikers. 2. Wat Phumin One of the most famous temples in Nan Province, Wat Phumin is renowned for its unique Lanna-style architecture and exquisite murals. The four walls of the square-shaped main hall are adorned with scenes from the epic Ramayana. The murals are vibrant and detailed, showcasing the fusion of traditional northern Thai art and Buddhist culture. The four-faced Buddha statue enshrined in the center of the temple symbolizes compassion and wisdom and serves as a spiritual center for local believers. 3. Nan Old Town The well-preserved century-old wooden architectural complex features traditional northern Thai houses made of teakwood lining the streets. Some of these houses have been converted into cafés and craft shops. The Nan National Museum, located in the heart of the old town, was originally a nobleman's mansion. Its exhibits include Lanna-period Buddha statues, textiles, and ethnic minority artifacts, providing a valuable window into the history of Nan. 4. Doi Phu Kha The highest peak in Nan Province, Doi Phu Kha stands at approximately 1,980 meters above sea level and is surrounded by Doi Phu Kha National Park. This area is home to the Thailand Fir tree. The winter climate is cool, and the summit is often shrouded in mist, resembling a fairyland. The park also houses several mountain tribal villages, such as Hmong and Yao villages, where visitors can experience traditional handicrafts and agricultural culture. 5. Sao Din Na Noi Located on the outskirts of Nan, Sao Din Na Noi is a unique geological landscape composed of red clay pillars formed by weathering, resembling a "stone forest." During the rainy season, green plants cover the red clay pillars, creating a striking color contrast, earning it the nickname "Thailand's Bryce Canyon." There are also small waterfalls and streams nearby, suitable for short hikes and photography. 6. Ban Tai Lue Handicraft Village This village features the culture of the Tai Lue people of northern Thailand. The villagers are skilled in traditional weaving and silverware making. Visitors can visit family workshops to watch the process of hand-weaving and silver carving, and purchase unique Thai silk scarves or silver handicrafts. The village also preserves ancient Tai Lue-style Buddhist temples with intricate architectural details. 7. Nan River Scenery The Nan River flows through the province, and there are several viewpoints and recreational areas along the river. In the early morning, you can take a bamboo raft and admire the reflections of rice paddies and mountains on both sides of the river. In the evening, it's perfect to relax at a riverside café and enjoy northern Thai coffee and butterfly pea flower drinks. Travel Tips - Transportation: You can take a bus from Chiang Mai or Chiang Rai to Nan, which takes about 4–5 hours. Within the province, it is recommended to rent a motorbike or hire a car. - Best Season: November to February offers cool weather, suitable for hiking. The rainy season (June–October) offers more vibrant waterfall and vegetation landscapes. The charm of Nan lies in its unspoiled purity. Each attraction seems to be embedded in a tapestry of nature and culture. If you want to escape the crowds and delve into the hidden gems of northern Thailand, Nan is an excellent choice.

Hello, if anyone is planning to visit Nan Province, I would like to recommend another important place and a popular photo spot. This place is the "Nan National Museum". It is the national museum of Nan Province. It is located in the residence of the former ruler of Nan on Phakong Road, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Nan District, Nan Province. It is a museum that exhibits art, various historical artifacts, and the way of life of the native people in the North. The most important artifact is the "black ivory", a black ivory, the only one in Thailand, measuring 97 centimeters long and weighing 14 kilograms. It is an artifact that has been preserved and displayed to provide knowledge to the next generation and to promote tourism for the Nan Museum. Another highlight here is the Frangipani arch in front of the museum, which is a popular photo spot where people like to take photos here, whether it's a pre-wedding, graduation, or Instagram photo. 💵 The entrance fee is 20 baht per person. Children and seniors aged 60 and over are free. 🚗 There is parking at the back. #VisitNan #NanNakhon #100TravelTips #BeautifulPhotoPlaces #Natural attractions #Museum tours #Nan Slow Life

📍 Location: Nan National Museum - Frangipani Arch: A must-visit photo spot 📸, located near Phumin Temple 📍 Location: 1715 Viewpoint, Doi Phu Kha National Park 📍 Location: Wang Sila Lang 📍 Location: Sapan Waterfall - This waterfall has 3 levels 📍 Location: Hong Chao Fong Kham - The residence of the 62nd ruler of Nan, over 200 years old, featuring unique weaving patterns of Nan 📍 Location: Sky Road, Bo Kluea-Santisuk 📍 Location: Ban Hua Nam Mushroom Farm - Restaurant + Mushroom Farm: A must-try mushroom pizza spot in Nan 📍 Location: Wat Sri Mongkol-Kong - A temple with a café and rice fields for photo opportunities 📸 📍 Location: Phumin Temple - Home to the famous 'Whisper of Love' mural, with a rich history narrated by young guides 📍 Location: Wat Phra That Chae Haeng - The temple for those born in the Year of the Rabbit

The Plumeria Tunnel in Mueang Nan District is another must-visit check-in spot when traveling to Nan Province. Take pictures with the beautiful plumeria trees that form a tunnel. Anyone visiting the area should definitely come to this spot. In Nan, you can leisurely stroll around the city, visit temples, and taste delicious food, all within a short walking distance. 💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚

The Frangipani Arch is located in front of the Nan National Museum, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Nan District, Nan Province. It is a very popular photo spot for tourists. The Frangipani trees grow in rows on both sides of the walkway and spread out and curve towards each other, forming a very beautiful tree tunnel. The Frangipani trees grow in rows on both sides of the walkway and spread out and curve towards each other, forming a very beautiful tree tunnel. It is suitable for those who love taking pictures, relaxing, and walking to enjoy the shady atmosphere. The Nan National Museum is equally beautiful because it is a European-style building from the reign of King Rama V, combined with the local architecture of Nan. In the past, this place was Ho Kham, which was the residence and office of King Suriyapong Phritdet. But now it has become another beautiful museum. Nan is another province that everyone should not miss. Follow us in large numbers. #Nan #FrangipaniNanArch #NanNationalMuseum #NanAttractions

It is the National Museum of Nan Province, located in the area of ​​the former ruler of Nan, Phakong Road, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang District, Nan Province. It is divided into 3 sections: 1. The main hall used to be the royal audience hall for the ruler of the city to attend official duties. It exhibits geopolitical information of Nan Province, the construction of houses and cities, evidence of stone inscriptions, the lineage of rulers, personal belongings, ancient photographs, money and weapons. 2. The wing and terrace rooms exhibit archaeology and art history since prehistoric times, showing evidence of human habitation in Nan Province, archaeological sites and antiques excavated in the water retention area above the Sirikit Dam, pottery from kilns in Nan Province, Sukhothai art and Lanna art that gave rise to the concept of Nan craftsmanship. 3. The black ivory exhibition room, which has been a valuable treasure of Nan since ancient times. #VisitMuseum #NanNationalMuseum

#VisitNan If you ask where you can stop by in Nan city, this is another place I would like to recommend because the tourist attractions in this area are very close to each other. I would like to recommend this place. You can go to rest, take a leisurely walk, or just go in and visit. The entrance fee for Thais is about 20 baht and for foreigners it is about 100 baht. Students in uniform, monks, novices, and nuns of other religions do not have to pay the entrance fee. I traveled from Bangkok on the Nakhon Sawan, Phitsanulok, Uttaradit, Phrae route until I reached Nan Province, which is about 668 kilometers away. The route is good and the drive is very comfortable. Coordinates: Nan National Museum In the city of Nan, to put it simply, it is in the Wat Phumin area.

Learning source, study history, conveyed through a contemporary museum that tells the story of Nan in detail and complete. There are also many rare antiques for viewing. There is a spacious, convenient parking lot. The building is an ancient wooden building with 2 floors, arranged in a modern style. The light, color, and sound are very good. The 2nd floor is the history of the city and the ruler of Nan. The 1st floor is the way of life of the villagers in the past, collecting various tools and handicrafts. It is very convenient to travel. It is located in the city center, near the famous Wat Phumin. Open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. General admission fee 20 baht. Students and senior citizens enter free of charge.

Nan National Museum is the national museum of Nan Province. It is located in the area of ​​the former ruler of Nan, Phakong Road, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang District, Nan Province. It covers an area of ​​14 rai, 2 ngan, and 32 square wa. It is surrounded by important roads: Phakong Road to the east, Suriyapong Road to the south, and Mahaphrom Road to the north. The original museum building was a hall that King Suriyapong Phritdet, the King of Nan, built as a residence in 1903. It is a two-story brick and mortar building in a three-porch or T-shaped style that combines Western and Thai art. The interior structure is made of wood, facing east, with a porch at the front. The roof is covered with shingle wood. #NortheasternTeam #WaitingForTheDayToTravel #MissNature