Top Things to do in Pua
Top 7 Things to do in Pua, Thailand
Discover the best top things to do in Pua, Thailand including Doi Phu Kha National Park, Wat Phuket, Doi Phu Kha National Park, Ton Dik Diam, Wat Rong Ngae, Wat Phrathat Beng Sakat, Wat Ban Ton Lang.
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1. Doi Phu Kha National Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Charn P - Bangkok, Thailand
Champoo Phuka, the tree and its flower is becoming a rare and extinct tree. Presently, it can only be seen in Doi Phu Khao National Park in Nan Province. In order to see this rare flowers, we trekked through the jungle for about two hours in different elevations before reaching the blossoming flowers. We met at least 20-30 other curious local tourists who made the same trek. By coming to this national park in mid February, we were expecting more blooming flowers. However due to the late winter, the flowers are expected to bloom later. Fortunately we were able to witness few blossoming branches.
Overall the Doi Phu Khao National Park is very well managed. The Visitor Center was very well prepared to assist the visitors. They prepared daily local guides to take the visitors around the park. The trial within the jungle was well prepared and kept up. Keep up with the good work.
2. Wat Phuket
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By Cockerdog - Bangkok
If you are in the area then worth a stop. The temple is interesting and good views of the countryside. Below the temple is a guest house and several sarong/dressmakers one of which is patronized by the princess.
3. Doi Phu Kha National Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By Aspen E - Washington DC, District of Columbia
This park is situated near the Thai-Laos border and encompasses PhuKha Mountain, an old growth 'ancient' forest, and several other nice attractions. The park is home to a threatened tree and so serves as a shield against its extinction. A great purpose! There are a few nature trails, but I would like to see more interpretive trails developed as well as better accommodation facilities. The biggest drawback is the distance required to get to this park but that makes it all the more remote and purposeful.
4. Ton Dik Diam
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By PORhibido - Krungthep Mahanakorn
Wat Prang in Pua is featured in the first edition of Unseen Thailand for its dik diam tree that allegedly shakes when touched, some say, only by Buddhist monks. When we visited, we didn’t see one around so we tapped the tree ourselves but failed to notice any movement. Perhaps we weren’t holy enough! Apart from that, there isn’t much to see at this architecturally ordinary temple.
5. Wat Rong Ngae
6. Wat Phrathat Beng Sakat
Overall Ratings
4 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Charn P - Bangkok, Thailand
Wat Phrathat Beng Sakat was under renovation when we visited it in February 2015. The temple is known to be the first temple of Pua, The temple style of large and low roof is rather unique for this area. There are four major temples in the town of Pua and they are different in style as well as their surrounding. Visit all four and make your own comparison.
7. Wat Ban Ton Lang
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By anuchart2015 - Bangkok, Thailand
วัดบ้านต้นแหลง เป็นวัดโบราณศิลปะไทยลื้อ ผสมผสานกับล้านนาตะวันออก มีอายุกว่า 400 ปี เป็นวัดเก่าแก่คู่กับอำเภอปัวมานาน สามารถมาชมวิถีชุมชนและศิลปะต่างได้
การเดินทางสะดวกมาก มีรถโดยสารวิ่งถึงอำเภอปัว หลายสายจากกรุงเทพ และ จากจังหวัดน่าน มีที่พักให้เลือกมากมาย อากาศบริสุทธิ์ ฤดูที่ควรมาเที่ยวมากที่สุดคือ ฤดูฝน และฤดูหนาว
Temple house An ancient temple of Thai lue art. Combined with the East Lanna is over 400 years old temple with the Pua Maya. Can see the way the community and art.
Travel is very convenient. Buses run to Pua District. Many from Bangkok and from Nan. There are many accommodation options. fresh air The most visited season is the rainy season and the winter season.
