[2025 Nan Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Ming Muang (Updated Jun)

Location: Pay respects at the City Pillar Shrine in Nan and make a wish. Visit Nan. Atmosphere: The City Pillar Shrine in Nan is pristine white and beautiful, living up to its reputation as a tourist city. When visiting Nan, one must pay respects at the City Pillar Shrine to ensure a good start to the journey. There is parking available inside, though it may be limited, it is still convenient. There are also shops selling drinks and snacks. Coordinates: 42 Suriyapong Rd, Pha Sing, Mueang Nan District, Nan 55000

Nan City Pillar Shrine 📍Address: 42 Suriyapong Road, Phasing Subdistrict, Mueang Nan District Nan Province https://maps.app.goo.gl/cqAPauuA2VLrVmfz7?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy ⏰Opening hours: Open daily from 06:00-18:00 Nan City Pillar Shrine, beautiful white, the city pillar of Nan people. Local people call the city pillar "Sao Ming" or "Sao Ming Muang". When visiting Nan, you must stop by to pay homage to the city pillar for good luck. #tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี

Wat Ming Muang, the white temple of Nan 📍Address: Suriyapong Road, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang District, Nan Province (Opposite Rajanubhab School) https://maps.app.goo.gl/tnUSUhoz1xTMQ5tx8?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy It is the location of the main pillar of Nan Province. The temple is very beautiful, decorated entirely in white, looking striking. The parking lot in front is convenient, not too far to walk. There is a market selling community products. #VisitNan #NanWat #tripTakeFlyAsia

Wat Ming Mueang is located on Suriyapong Road in the heart of Nan. It is home to the city pillar of Nan. A distinctive feature is the beautiful and intricate stucco designs on the outer walls of the ordination hall. This is the work of the Chiang Saen craftsmen. Inside, there are murals showing the way of life of Nan people, crafted by local craftsmen of the present era. The city pillar, which is housed in a four-sided pavilion, is approximately 3 meters high. The base is decorated with carved wood and gilded. The top of the pillar is carved in the shape of the faces of Brahma, named Metta, Karuna, Mudita, and Upekkha. Wat Ming Mueang was originally an abandoned temple. There was a city pillar, which was a large log that two people could hug, found in the ruins of the temple around the year 1857. Chao Anantaworaritdet, the ruler of Nan, established a new temple and named it Wat Ming Mueang, after the city pillar, Ming Mueang Pillar. Later, in 1984, it was demolished and a new ordination hall was built. Contemporary Lanna style in the present 📍Coordinates: https://goo.gl/maps/q4ot5pJS7opsUMYf8 #Wat Ming Muang #Visit Nan

Wat Ming Mueang is located on Suriya Phong Road. It is the location of the city pillar of Nan Province. The history of Wat Ming Mueang is that it was originally an abandoned temple. There was a city pillar that was a large log that two people could hug. It was found in the ruins of the temple. Around 1857, Chao Anantaworaritdet, the ruler of Nan, established a new temple and named it Wat Ming Mueang, after the name of the city pillar, Ming Mueang Pillar. Later, in 1984, it was demolished and a new chapel was built in the contemporary Lanna style as it is today. #thailand #beautifultemplecoordinates #watmingmuang How to get there - Drive Tourist attractions - Wat Ming Mueang, Nan Hotels - Namthong Nan Hotel Restaurants and food - Huen Chao Nang Shopping - Nan

#BeautifulTempleCoordinates Wat Ming Muang, Nan Province, is considered another temple with outstanding beauty. The highlight of this temple is the beautiful white stucco art patterns, beautifully intricate throughout the temple. In addition, the temple is also home to the city pillar of Nan Province, located in a four-sided pavilion, approximately 3 meters high. The base is decorated with carved wood, lacquered and gilded. The top of the pillar is carved in the shape of Brahma's face, named Metta, Karuna, Mudita, and Upekkha. Traveling to the temple is not difficult because it is located in the middle of the city, near Wat Phumin. It is considered another temple that should not be missed when visiting Nan. #Mr.Tourism #Wat Ming Muang #City Pillar #Nan

#tripmission #wintertravel When visiting Nan, don't forget to stop by to pay homage to the four-faced Brahma at the City Pillar Shrine. The white color is very beautiful and exquisite. The sacred object that Nan people worship is called Sao Ming or Sao Ming Muang. This place is open every day from 6:00-18:00. People can come to pay homage with flowers, 4 candles (no incense) and bring a silk cloth according to the color of their birth date to tie around the Brahma for good luck. 📍Location 52 Suriyapong Rd, Nai Wiang, Mueang Nan District, Nan 55000

#WinterTravel Wat Ming Muang is a beautiful and exquisite white temple, a symbol of Nan. Located on Suriyapong Road, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang District, Nan Province (opposite Rajanubhab School). Inside the temple's chapel, there are paintings by local Nan artists, describing the ancient history of Nan. It is beautiful and worth a visit. In addition, Wat Ming Muang is also home to the Nan City Pillar, which is highly worth a visit and worship. #AtiReview #Thailand #TravelThailand #NanNeubNeub

City Pillar Shrine - Wat Ming Mueang, Nan Province The City Pillar Shrine, which has a distinctive feature, is the stucco pattern on the outer wall of the chapel It is enshrined at Wat Ming Mueang and you should come to tie a cloth in the color according to your birth date for good luck It is believed that for visitors to Nan Province who must come to pay homage for good luck 📍 Wat Ming Mueang, Suriya Phong Road, Phasing Subdistrict, Mueang Nan District, Nan Province ✅ Open daily from 06.00-18.00 hrs. #Nan #WinterAttractions #tripmission #CityPillarShrine

🙏🏻Visit Nan City Pillar Shrine, worship the four-faced Brahma 📍Address - Wat Ming Muang, Nan City Pillar Shrine 💫Atmosphere/Location - Anyone who visits Nan must not miss coming here to enhance the auspiciousness of travelers. The City Pillar Shrine or Nan City Pillar is considered a sacred object that the people of Nan highly respect. 🌟Worship the four-faced Brahma 'Metta, Karuna, Mudita, Upekkha' 👉🏻How to worship 1. Pick a long piece of cloth for your birthday, the color will be different. 2. Wrap the cloth around the four-faced Brahma and tie it together, then pray. 3. Light candles to worship the Buddha (no incense is lit here). 🌟Highlight: In addition to the auspiciousness, the art of construction here is also very beautiful. The closer you look, the more you will see the intricacy of the carvings. Each part of the temple, especially the wall paintings, which beautifully tell the history of Nan. 📸 It's a really beautiful photo spot that you can't miss. Entrance fee: Free #TravelThailand #TravelNan #Worship

#PhraMalaiProtLoekStupa #WatMingMueang Inside the area of ​​WatMingMueang, there is a hidden stupa. Many people may not have noticed it. Let's walk further into #WatMingMueang. You will find another stupa for us to visit. #SoBeautiful...That's it #PhraMalaiProtLoekStupa WatMingMueang

Nan OTOP Center Or called Must-See Market, Walking Street Here is a collection of Nan products. Both cute northern local clothing Nan's famous Nam Lai pattern sarong And there is also a Thai coffee shop, Rai Doi Nan coffee You must come and try it at least once There is no parking at the place You have to park on the side of the road 📍 Ming Muang Night Bazaar in Wiang, Nan Province ✅Open daily 7:30-19:30 #Nan

Nan Province is a small province, but the places to visit are very impressive. We booked our flight tickets with trip.com, which was very easy and the price was cheap. I was really impressed. Phukha went to Sai 3, which was very winding and twisting. I wanted to vomit, but it was very fun and the atmosphere was good. Lastly, I want my friends to go to Nan. It was fun and full of smiles from the people in the province. Khao Soi was the most delicious. #Traveling in Thailand is like going to China #Cafe #Resort worth staying at, nature

When visiting Nan, you should not miss paying homage to Luang Pho Phra Phuttha Ming Mueang Nakhon Nan, which is over 164 years old, at Wat Ming Mueang, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Nan District, Nan Province. In addition, this temple is also home to the city pillar of Nan Province. The highlight is the beautiful and intricate stucco patterns on the outer walls of the chapel. They are the work of the Chiang Saen craftsmen. Inside, there are murals showing the way of life of the people of Nan, the work of local craftsmen of the present era. 📍 https://goo.gl/maps/vAK5ZqZU4915oEYn7 #Mr.Tourist #WinterMountainTravel

“Wat Sri Phan Ton” is considered another temple that is beautiful in Nan City. It is considered a highlight of visiting Nan Province. If anyone comes here, they must stop by and check in. “Wat Sri Phan Ton” is an old temple that has been with the people of Nan for more than 500 years. Its unique features are the church and the 7-headed Naga that are golden yellow, dazzlingly beautiful for those who see them. In addition, inside the temple, there is “Phra Kajjana Thera, Sangkhajai Wihan, which is the largest and oldest in Nan Province. The temple is not difficult to get to, it is located in Nan City. Wat Sri Phan Ton 📍https://goo.gl/maps/sNvgXTRvh9MNM9jG6 #Mr.Tourist #WinterMountainTravel

The city pillar of Nan Province is located inside “Wat Ming Mueang”, Mueang District, Nan Province. The locals call the city pillar “Sao Ming” or “Sao Ming Mueang”. The highlight of this place is the stucco pattern on the outer wall of the chapel, which is beautifully and meticulously crafted by the Chiang Saen craftsmen. Inside, there are murals showing the way of life of the people of Nan. Let me tell you that it is very beautiful. If you have the opportunity to visit Nan Province, I would like to recommend my friends to stop by for a bit. Let me tell you that it is beautiful. Wat Ming Mueang Address: Suriyapong Road, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang District, Nan Province Directions: By car, take Highway No. 101 through Phrae Province into Nan City. The temple is located on Suriyapong Road, opposite Rajanubhab School. #Worship #Temple #Wat Ming Mueang #TeamNortheast

#Phra Lak Muang, Nan Province The Phra Lak Muang pillar was originally called the Ming Muang pillar, which was called by the locals. Later, the Ming Muang pillar became the origin of Wat Ming Muang. The pillar is made of large golden teak wood with a diameter of 3 feet. It is round and has a lotus bud-shaped top. It is buried directly in the ground. It has been meticulously repaired and restored and is located inside Wat Ming Muang. If anyone visits Nan city, don't forget to pay homage to the Phra Lak Muang pillar for good luck. #Nan #Thai temple #Hello strangers #Waiting for the day to travel#Northeastern team

#Wat Ming Muang, Nan Province This is another important temple in Nan city that is beautiful and unique. With a white chapel, intricate and exquisite stucco patterns in every detail. Inside is the principal Buddha image, which is a golden stucco Buddha image in the Chiang Saen style, more than 400 years old, named Luang Pho Phra Si Ming Muang. In addition, inside the temple, there are murals showing the way of life of the people of Nan and the history since the time of Chao Phraya Phuka, the first ruler of Nan, until the time of Chao Maha Phrom Surathatha, the last ruler of Nan, painted by a local Nan artist. The beautiful display is also on display for us to see. Location: Suriyapong Road, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang District, Nan Province #Nan #Thai Temple #Hello Stranger #Waiting for the day to travel #Northeastern Team

Wat Ming Mueang is located on Suriya Phong Road. It is the place where the city pillar of Nan Province is enshrined. The history of Wat Ming Mueang is that it was originally an abandoned temple. There was a city pillar that was a large log that two people could hug. It was found in the ruins of the temple. Around 1857, Chao Anantaworaritdet, the ruler of Nan, established a new temple and named it Wat Ming Mueang, after the name of the city pillar, Sao Ming Mueang. Later, in 1984, it was demolished and a new chapel was built in the contemporary Lanna style as it is today. #NortheasternTeam #WaitingForTheDayToTravel #MissingNature

Wat Ming Muang, Nan City Pillar Shrine Wat Ming Muang is located on Suriyapong Road. It is the place where the city pillar of Nan Province is enshrined. The history of Wat Ming Muang is that it was originally an abandoned temple. There was a city pillar that was a large log that two people could hug. It was found in the ruins of the temple. Around 1857, Chao Anant Woraritdet, the ruler of Nan, established a new temple and named it Wat Ming Muang, after the name of the city pillar, Ming Muang Pillar. Later, in 1984, it was demolished and a new chapel was built in the contemporary Lanna style as it is today. A distinctive feature is the stucco pattern on the outer wall of the chapel, which is very beautiful and intricate. It is the work of the Chiang Saen craftsmen and is very beautiful. Inside, there are murals showing the way of life of the people of Nan, made by local craftsmen of the present era. In the temple area, there is also the city pillar enshrined in the Chaturamuk pavilion in front of the chapel. The city pillar is approximately 3 meters high. The base is decorated with carved wood, lacquered and gilded. The top of the pillar is carved in the shape of the face of Brahma with the names Metta, Karuna, Mudita, and Upekkha. The city pillar of Nan, which was originally called the “Ming Muang Pillar”, was originally made of large golden teak wood with a diameter of approximately 3 feet and a height of approximately 3 meters. It is a round pillar with a lotus bud top buried directly in the ground. There is no shrine or building covering it. It is assumed that it was built during the time of Chao Atthawarapanyo, the ruler of Nan, because in the past, Nan did not have a principle for building city pillars. #Waiting for the day to travel

If your soul is yearning for tranquility, beauty, and art, Nan is the perfect answer! Even with just one day, you’ll find your heart fully rested with these 6 must-visit spots that will make you fall deeply in love with this charming town. 1. Wat Phumin – The Landmark of Lanna Art This unique temple combines the viharn and ubosot into one structure, the only one of its kind in Thailand! Highlight: The mural painting "Pu Marn Ya Marn," which beautifully depicts the love and lifestyle of Nan’s people in the past. It’s stunning, touching, and heartwarming beyond words. Photo spot: The front of the viharn with the ancient Naga staircase – great view and lighting! 2. Frangipani Tunnel – A Walk Down Memory Lane Located next to the Nan National Museum, this tunnel of frangipani trees is like a dream come true. The serene atmosphere is perfect for a slow walk, deep breaths, and letting nature embrace your heart. Visit in the morning or evening for the best lighting as sunlight filters through the trees. 3. Nan National Museum – Dive Deeper into Nan’s History This museum is a treasure trove of Nan’s stories, from the era of local rulers to the present-day way of life. Explore the black ivory, silverware, and the history of Nan to understand why this town is so unique. The building itself is a classic Lanna-style beauty, perfect for photography. 4. Wat Ming Muang – Gentle White Art Reflecting Nan’s Heart This temple features a white viharn adorned with intricate stucco designs that are beyond description. Highlight: The Inthakhin Pillar (Nan’s city pillar) is located here, believed to be the center of the town’s energy. If you wish to pray for life, stability, and peace of mind, this is the place to visit! 5. Wat Phra That Chae Haeng – The Iconic Symbol of Nan Situated on a hill, this temple is the zodiac temple for the Year of the Rabbit, featuring a magnificent golden chedi. The view from the top offers a clear sight of Nan town, especially in the early morning or late evening. Whether you’re a spiritual seeker or a photography enthusiast, this temple is a must-go! 6. Doi Phu Kha National Park – Majestic Nature as Far as the Eye Can See End your day with a refreshing visit to Doi Phu Kha. Drive up the mountain through scenic curves and enjoy layered mountain views stretching endlessly. Breathe in the cleanest air and, if time permits, stop by the 1715 viewpoint for the ultimate experience – panoramic views of mountains and seasonal sea mist. Suggested 1-Day Itinerary: • Morning: Start at Wat Phra That Chae Haeng → Wat Ming Muang → Wat Phumin • Late Morning: Continue to Frangipani Tunnel → Nan National Museum • Afternoon to Evening: Drive up to Doi Phu Kha and end the day surrounded by nature. Nan may be a small town on the map, but it’s a big town in the heart. If you’re looking for a place where "everything moves slowly but deeply," Nan is the gentle and sincere answer you’ve been searching for.

Wat Ming Muang, located in Nan Province, is a stunning white temple that stands out with its intricate Lanna-style stucco designs. Inside the main hall, you can find murals depicting the history of Nan, created by local artisans. At the front of the temple, the city pillar of Nan, known as 'Sao Ming Muang,' is enshrined. This pillar features a four-faced Brahma at its top and serves as a spiritual center for the people of Nan.

#VisitNan Come to pay homage and ask for blessings at Nan City Pillar Shrine at 📌Wat Ming Muang, Nan City Pillar📌 Location: Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang Nan District, Nan Province Wat Ming Muang, a temple in the heart of Nan, is another beautiful temple in Nan Province. With beautiful stucco patterns, the temple and buildings inside the temple are decorated in white tones, which are very beautiful and magnificent. Wat Ming Muang is also an important temple in the province. It enshrines the city pillar of Nan Province in a four-sided pavilion. If you come to visit Nan Province, come to pay homage to the Nan City Pillar for good luck at Wat Ming Muang. Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/pU28tBHwoJ9ftbYA6 #Nan in the Rainy Season

Hello, Nan Province is famous for its many temples. Today, I would like to introduce another temple that has long been important to Nan Province. This temple is “Wat Ming Mueang”. Wat Ming Mueang is distinctively white and is located on Suriyapong Road, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Nan Province. It is the location of the “City Pillar” of Nan Province, which is located in the four-sided pavilion in front of the ordination hall. This city pillar is 3 meters high. The base is decorated with carved wood, lacquered, and gilded. It is an important city pillar for Nan Province and attracts many tourists to come and pay homage and ask for blessings. The history of Wat Ming Mueang is that it was originally an abandoned temple. Later, a large log city pillar was found in the ruins of the temple in 1857. Later, a new temple was built and named Wat Ming Mueang. The temple has been continuously maintained and promoted as a beautiful place to learn and visit in terms of temple architecture. This is another beautiful temple that I recommend everyone to visit. 🕰️Opening hours: 06:00 - 18:00 🚗 There is parking in front of the temple. #VisitNan #NanNgai #NaturalAttractions #ThaiTemples #NanWat #NanNeubNeb #NanNakhon #OldTemples

🚋 Take the train to Nan for 2 days and 1 night 🌿 Saturday-Sunday travel edition, no need to take time off work Another way to travel to Nan in a slowlife style 🌱 Visit Nan, a green city, beautiful roads, beautiful mountains Take a leisurely drive, see the natural view, experience the fog Stop by to visit, take pictures, check in, and rest We think this is worth it for 2 days and 1 night Driving in a circle, going on road 1081 Santisuk-Bo Kluea, stop by to visit Sapan On the way back, take route 1256 Bo Kluea-Pua Stop by to visit Nan city, and the trip is over 🚂Travel For this trip, we traveled by train number 107, getting off at Den Chai Station (Phrae), then took a van to Nan Province Then rent a motorbike to travel around 🏔[Check-in point] ☘️ • Coffee, Khum Wiang Ping • Natata Cafe' & Farm Stay • U-curve/Zero curve/Fabpa curve • Road number 3 • Bo Kluea In Love, Bo Kluea In Love Resort • Long Khao, Bo Kluea, Nan-Lhong Khao • Sapan Village • Baan Bai Mai, Sapan • Kiri Vari, Kiri Vari Cafe • Viewpoint 1715 • Wat Phra That Chang Kham Worawihan • Lilawadi Tunnel Arch • Wat Phumin • Wat Ming Muang • Wat Si Phan Ton • Swensens, Nan #Rent a car to travel around

Located on Suriyapong Road, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Mueang District, Nan It is where the city pillar of Nan Province is enshrined. The history of Wat Ming Mueang is that it was originally an abandoned temple. There was a city pillar that was a large log that two people could hug. It was found in the ruins of the temple. Around the year 2400, Chao Anantaworaritdet, the ruler of Nan, established a new temple and named it Wat Ming Mueang, after the name of the city pillar, Sao Ming Mueang. To pay homage to the Nan city pillar, pay homage in all 4 directions, starting from the north, east, south and west. Each direction has the following auspiciousness: North is the mercy, guarded by Lord Vessuwan. It is an auspicious direction of power and charisma. It is stable, strong, and strong. It is respected and feared. East is the mercy, guarded by Lord Thatarat. It is an auspicious direction of charm, kindness, and popularity. It is loved, desired, and admired by people and angels. South is the mudita, guarded by Lord Wirunhaka. It is an auspicious direction of wealth, prosperity, and abundance. It includes wealth, fame, honor, and followers. West is the upekkha, guarded by Lord Wirupak. It is an auspicious direction of peace, happiness, and peace. It is brotherhood, respected, and trusted. #Cultural tourism #Wat Ming Muang #Nan #Visit Nan #Old temples #Tourist attractions in Nan province

The Nan City Pillar Shrine is a sacred site revered by both locals and tourists. It is located at Ming Muang Temple, and the current pillar has been in place since 1788. The pillar is well-maintained by the people of Nan and features a four-faced Brahma head. It is housed under a beautifully carved white Thai-style pavilion. Before exploring Nan province, stopping by to pay respects for good fortune is highly recommended. Location: 42 Suriyaphong Road, Phasing Subdistrict, Mueang District, Nan Province Opening hours: 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM

#ThailandTravel I recently visited Wat Ming Muang and it made me happy. When I stood in front of the magnificent structure, I was overwhelmed by the sense of safety and peace. The wonderful decorative design and bright colors added a special beauty to the temple. She listened to the soft silence and contemplated the Buddhist art on display. The gentle smell of incense spread a spiritual atmosphere. I walked around the halls decorated with flowers and trees and wished that the time would last longer. This visit invited me to a beautiful and spiritual memory that I will never forget.

Nan province is not famous as a tourist destination🇹🇭 I go there sometimes because I have friends there, but it's a really nice place☺︎ Photo 1 Wat Phrathat Khao Noi, a temple on the summit of Mt. Khao Noi, 240m above sea level. A statue overlooking Nan city 2 The glittering gold of Wat Si Phan Thong✨ It's on the way to Khao Noi. 3 Wat Min Muang This is a pure white temple🤍 It's a white temple built much earlier than the famous White Temple of Chiang Rai, Wat Rong Khun. 4 Leilawadee Wood Tunnel This is the Nan National Museum. 5-7 Bo Kluea - Can you get salt in the mountains?! It's located in the mountains, 1-2 hours by car from the center of Nan, on a mountain road. It's amazing how salt can be extracted from water taken from a well. It seems that this area used to be the sea. Nan province is a relaxing place with almost no tourists. The people are also kind and it's a place I really love♪ #ThailandTrip #Thailand #Nan #NanProvince #NorthernThailand #ThailandTrip #BoKluea