[2025 Nan Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Hua Khuang (Updated Apr)

Wat Hua Khwang, an ancient temple built with the love of the family of Chao Mae Bua Waen for Than Anurasarangsi, the Prince Ratchabutr on January 1, 1905. This temple is located in the city center. There are important nearby tourist attractions, which are the Nan Museum in front, and Wat Phra That Chang Kham Worawihan on the left. Cross the intersection to Wat Phumin. On Saturdays and Sundays, it is also the area for Nan Walking Street. This temple has an old principal Buddha image, which is the Phra Chao Tan Jai of the Nan people. The church, buildings, and library are beautiful in the Lanna art style. There are beautiful stucco patterns. If you have the chance to stop by to pay homage, you will be impressed by cultural tourism. #This content is of high quality.

#WinterTravel Today I had the opportunity to visit another temple in Nan. This temple is called Wat Hua Khueng, located on Maha Phrom Road, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, near the National Museum. This ancient temple was built in a delicate and beautiful Lanna style. It is estimated to have been built in the 20th-22nd Buddhist century. Inside the temple, there are beautiful paintings. If anyone visits Nan and enjoys making merit at temples, I would like to recommend this temple.

Wat Hua Khwang is located on Maha Phrom Road, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Nan District, Nan Province. It is considered another old temple in Nan Province, next to Ho Kham or Nan National Museum. This temple is not known when it was built. It is assumed to have been built in the late Lanna period, 20th-22nd Buddhist century. There are beautiful murals inside the chapel. There is a Buddha statue in the Mara-Vijaya posture, which is a local Lanna Buddhist art style, Nan craftsmen's school, with exquisite craftsmanship. There is evidence that the first restoration was in 1882 by Chao Anantaworaritdet, the Lord of Nan, and later in 1929 during the reign of Chao Maha Phrom Surathatha, the last ruler of Nan. The strange thing about this temple is that the principal Buddha image is tilted to the left. The reason for the tilt to the left is that in the past, the villagers of Wat Hua Khwang and Wat Phumin were always arguing. The elders of both villages saw that the principal Buddha images of both temples were facing each other to create peace. The villagers of Wat Hua Khwang So the Buddha statue was moved to the left. After that, both villages lived in peace and happiness. #Mr.Tourist #WinterMountainTravel

#Wat Huakhueng, Nan Province It is an important temple in the city of Nan. It is located near Ho Kham or Nan National Museum. Inside the temple, there is a chapel, a library and a pagoda in the style of local Lanna art. Later, the Fine Arts Department sent officials to restore the pagoda of Wat Huakhueng and it was declared a national historical site. Coordinates: Maha Phrom Road, Mueang Nan District, Nan Province There is no admission fee. #Nan #Thai Temple #Hello Stranger #Waiting for the day to travel #Northeastern Team

Wat Hua Khwang is located on Maha Phrom Road, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Nan District. It is an important temple in the Hua Waen area of ​​Nan Province. It is located near Ho Kham or the Nan National Museum. There is a chapel and a pagoda with local Lanna art styles. The craftsmen of Nan Province are exquisite and beautiful. It is not known when this temple was built. There is only evidence that it was renovated around 1882 by Chao Anantaworaritdet, the governor of Nan Province. Later, around 1929, during the reign of Chao Maha Phrom Surathatha, the last ruler of Nan. Later, in July 1990, the Fine Arts Department sent officials to renovate the pagoda at Wat Hua Khwang and it was declared a national historical site. #NortheasternTeam #WaitingForTheDayToTravel #MissNature

Wat Hua Khueng is located on Maha Phrom Road, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Nan District, Nan Province. It is an important temple in the Hua Ring area of ​​Nan City. It is next to Ho Kham or the Nan National Museum and the residence of the former governor of Nan. It is unknown when it was built. It is assumed that it was built in the late Lanna period, 20th-22nd Buddhist century. There are beautiful murals inside the temple. There is a Buddha statue in the Mara-Vijaya posture, which is a local Lanna Buddhist art style, Nan craftsmen's school, with exquisite craftsmanship. There is evidence that it was first restored in 2425 by Chao Anantaworaritdet, the governor of Nan, and later in 2472 during the reign of Chao Maha Phrom Surathatha, the last ruler of Nan. #Waiting for the day to travel

Visit Nan in the city.. Anyone who likes old towns, old temples in northern style must come here. Many things still look like an old tourist town, charming and enchanting. Easy to travel, you can walk around. Many important places are close to each other, cafes, delicious northern restaurants, Khao Soi from Ton Nam. If you want to eat, you must come quickly, Khao Soi sells out very quickly 😁😁 Lots of people, not a long wait. Don't forget to stop by the walking street Kad Khuang Muang #Nan

#VisitNan Let's see Unseen Thailand, Phra Prathan Biang Sai at 📌Wat Hua Khwang📌 Location: Tambon Nai Wiang, Mueang Nan District, Nan Province Wat Hua Khwang, Nan Province, a small temple that few people know about, located near an important temple in Nan Province, Wat Phumin. Inside the ordination hall of Wat Hua Khwang, there is a Phra Prathan Buddha statue, which is located on the left, unlike other temples. The Phra Prathan Biang Sai is a symbol of peace. It is believed that if anyone comes to pay homage, if they quarrel or disagree, they will make up. Inside Wat Hua Khwang, there is also a Wat Hua Khwang pagoda, a national historical site in the shape of a castle, Lanna art style. It is another important temple that should not be missed when visiting Nan Province. Google Maps: Wat Hua Khwang, Nan Province https://maps.app.goo.gl/eSfszkBnzLUPnbUBA #Nan #Nan #Nan Province #Nan in the rainy season

#VisitNan Nan is a province full of faith in Buddhism. This can be seen from the temples that are all over the city of Nan. Today, I will introduce 9 temples in Nan, or what Nan people call Nai Wiang. 🙏🏻Wat Phra That Khao Noi 🙏🏻Wat Si Phan Ton 🙏🏻Wat Ming Muang or where the Nan City Pillar is enshrined 🙏🏻Wat Phumin, the legend of the whispering love murals 🙏🏻Wat Chang Kham Worawihan 🙏🏻Wat Hua Khwang 🙏🏻Wat Ku Kham 🙏🏻Wat Suan Tan 🙏🏻Wat Chang Phueak Recommendation: The best time to walk to worship Buddha is in the morning or evening. In the early evening, some temples still open their doors for tourists to enter to worship Buddha. If you go to Nan, you will fall in love with Nan. Slow and steady because of the culture, atmosphere, and smiles of the people here, making you want to come back and visit the city of Nan again.

#NanTravel #ThailandTravel #WatHuakhwang #WorshipandPray #NorthernTravel WatHuakhwang has a strange name that we had to go and look at. When we walked out of Wat Phra That Chang Kham from the back, we crossed a small road and arrived. At first, we thought it was the same temple, but it wasn't because we read the name sign twice. Since it was late and dark, we went into the church to worship and pray. The church is different from Phra That Chang Kham. It's a mix of Northern and Chinese works. The kind monk gave us flowers to worship. Sadhu.

#summerdream Wat Hua Khwang is another temple not far from Wat Phumin and Wat Chang Kham. It is an ancient temple of Nan Province. Lanna characters are carved on the temple sign and the shape of the scriptures and the chapel are built in the Lanna style using red bricks. On the side of the temple, there is Thao Wessuwan standing at the entrance for people to pray for success and respect from the people of Nan. Anyone who visits Nan Province, don't forget to stop by Wat Hua Khwang.

Wat Hua Khwang, Nan Province This is an important temple in Nan Province. It has a chapel and a pagoda in the local Lanna art style. The chapel is a gable-shaped building, with a gable decorated with intricate and beautiful wood carvings of plants. The door and window arches are decorated with stucco designs in the shape of mustard leaves, which is a Western art style. This is a temple made by craftsmen from Nan Province with its own unique identity. The old Ho Trai is a rectangular building with a four-sided roof. The foundation is solid and the pulpit is square with a carved gourd-shaped top. It is lacquered, gilded, and decorated with glass. It is a place to store Tripitaka and ancient scriptures that are many years old. The pagoda at Wat Hua Khwang is a pagoda in the shape of a castle in Lanna art. The lower base is made of a square board, supporting a lotus pedestal with two levels, with a front level and a middle board. The upper level of the lotus pedestal is recessed to support the chedi chamber, reaching the lotus pedestal below the bell. The chedi chamber has a Charanam niche on each side. Bronze Buddha images in the Mara-Vijaya attitude are enshrined at the corners of both walls. It is made in the shape of a goddess in traditional costume, standing with her hands together in prayer. Above the sunset tier at the end of the chedi chamber is a three-tiered lotus tier. The bell-shaped body is small and has no throne. 📍 Tambon Nai Wiang, Mueang Nan District, Nan Province #Beautiful temple #Nan #Tourist attractions in Nan Province #Tourist attractions in Nan Province #Beautiful temples throughout Thailand #Beautiful Thai temples

Wat Hua Khwang, Nan Province, is located on Maha Phrom Road, near Wat Chang Kham, Wat Phumin and the Museum. It is another important historical site of Nan Province. There is no evidence of when it was built, but it is assumed that it was built in the late Lanna period. During the 20th-22nd Buddhist century, inside the temple, there is a Buddha statue in the Mara-Vijaya posture. This is a local Lanna Buddhist art style, Nan craftsmanship, with exquisite craftsmanship. If you look at the picture, you will see that the Buddha statue is placed more to the left, not in the middle of the base like other temples. There is a story that because the principal Buddha images of Wat Hua Khwang and Wat Phumin face each other, the villagers of Wat Hua Khwang and Wat Phumin often quarrel. No matter what they do, they cannot unite the two villages. So the villagers of Wat Hua Khwang moved the principal Buddha image to the left so that the Buddha images do not face each other. Since then, the villagers have enjoyed peace. 📍Wat Huakhueng, Nan 🅿️ Parking space in the temple grounds for several cars #VisitNan #VisitNorth #VisitTemples #Worship #Jbittercake

Wat Hua Khwang, Nan Province Wat Hua Khwang, also known as "Wat Sa Kaeo Hua Khwang", is a temple located in Nan Province under the care of an important organization in the past that hosted the Khao Nam Sa Kaeo temple. Wat Hua Khwang is a place of religious and historical significance, which is believed to have originated in the Ayutthaya Dynasty. The father of King Maha Vajiralongkorn, the fourth Buddha, had a close relationship and respect with Wat Hua Khwang, making Wat Hua Khwang very important in the spirit of the Thai people in this area. Wat Hua Khwang has white concrete and has an architectural style in the style of ancient Thai architecture. With its beauty and quiet location, Wat Hua Khwang is trusted by people both inside and outside the area. Those who come to visit this temple will be warmly welcomed by monks and locals. There are also religious and cultural activities held regularly, such as religious ceremonies.