Theme
LOCAL LIFE
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Lasting Friendships
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Local Theme
It may be the weather, pristine nature, or the serene water source that bind together the friendly Nan people who wouldn’t hesitate to smile, that make them always ready to share their hearts with visitors from other localities, and influence their lifestyle, customs, and culture, which even though are simple with profound and beautiful. I guarantee that you will be able to truly feel the happiness and satisfaction with life and identity in them after I have visited Muang Tuet and Wiang Sa this time with my own eyes.

Best Time
To Travel
All year round, but if you want see the white egrets, it will have to be early winter, and as for the cattle pulling the bullock cart down the river, it will be February.

Direction
How to Access
From Nan city, cross the bridge over Nan River and take highway no. 1168 for about 3 kilometers, and you will arrive at Phra That Chae Haeng Temple.

Souvenirs and
Must-Haves Items
Models of ancient boat
Nan’s ‘matao’ lanterns

Recommended
Accommodations
Nan Si Panna Resort

Tourist Attractions
Si Bun Rueang Temple: (in caption) Besides the ancient Buddha image where you can make wishes, many interesting activities are also available inside like visiting the museum, sculpting exorcising candles, and painting the bow of Nan boat.
Phra That Chae Haeng Temple: (in caption) An important Buddhist sacred sanctuary of Nan people, aged over 600 years. Those born to the rabbit zodiac sign should not miss the ‘chu that’ custom or paying respect to the relics of your zodiac sign, which is believed to bring you luck and fortune.
Bun Yuen Temple: (in caption) Besides being an important archive of physical evidences of Nan lifestyle and culture, it is also the location of the first footstep His Majesty the King Bhumibol Adulyadej set in the land of Nan.
Ethnology Learning Center of Ratchaprachanukro 56 Nan School: (in caption) An interesting and living learning center for ethnology, being an example of a peaceful multicultural community.


Traveler Style
Tourists who like traveling to different places to appreciate new lifestyles and cultures different from routine daily life, and have fallen in love with expediting to fulfill inspiration and search for meaning of life through living and exchanging experiences with respective local societies and communities.

Preparation
Do research on the places you are visiting, without forgetting your camera and diary to record your memories.

Trivia
The location of Muang Tuet is a wide low lying basin with Phu Phiang Chae Haeng hill situated in the center, where earth were dug and bricks laid down to construct Chae Haeng Buddha’s relics. Wiang Sa is Nan’s largest Amphoe, so called ‘the Gate to Nan,’ being very abundant in rivers and streams.

Values and Impressions Gained
You will get to experience the charm of simple with elegant lifestyle of each locality, break away from binding old rules, and discover inspiration that includes the value of leading a more meaningful life, and you will find the way to live with nature and disparities of people more happily.

Activities with Local Communities
Sculpting exorcising candles
Painting boat bow
Making ‘matao’ lantern
Sand carting performance
Wooden boat cruise in Nan River
Feeding fish at Ban Kalok

Contact Tourism
Muang Tuet, Mr. Dai
Tel: 084 808 9813
Wiang Sa, Master Tone
Tel: 088 407 1740
River cruise, Master Radom
Tel: 085 029 8029