Wat Ming Mueang

History
Wat Ming Mueang is on Suriyaphong Road and houses Nan’s city pillar. The pillar stands in a four-sided pavilion in front of the ordination hall. It is 3 metres tall, with a base decorated in carved wood finished with lacquer and gold leaf. The top is carved in the form of a Brahma face and bears the names Metta, Karuna, Mudita and Upekkha.
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Visiting Information
- Monday07:00–17:00
- Tuesday07:00–17:00
- Wednesday07:00–17:00
- Thursday07:00–17:00
- Friday07:00–17:00
- Saturday07:00–17:00
- Sunday07:00–17:00
Coordinates: 18.77454, 100.76919
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