Sawan means heaven. And in Nakhon Sawan (the "Capital of Heaven"), you can enjoy a wealth of delicious food, making this city a true foodie paradise. Khao Nor – Khao Kaew: This towering viewpoint lies just outside Nakhon Sawan and is only accessible after a strenuous climb. But the breathtaking panoramic view from the top is well worth the effort. Mae Wong National Park: Home to one of the best-preserved and most pristine jungles in the West, this national park, with its summit Mo Ko Chu, is a must-see for nature lovers. Wat Kiriwong: Perched high atop Dao-wading Hill, this temple shines with its golden, four-story pagoda. Each level of the pagoda houses sacred objects, from revered Buddha statues to a Buddha footprint. The top level also offers a panoramic view of the entire city.

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Attractions near Nakhon Sawan

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Wat Kiriwong sits atop Daowadung Hill, its four-story pagoda gleaming in golden splendor. Each floor houses sacred objects, from revered Buddha statues to a Buddha footprint. The top floor also offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the entire city.

Khao Nor – Khao Kaew: This towering viewpoint lies just outside Nakhon Sawan and requires a rather strenuous climb. However, the breathtaking panoramic view from the top compensates for the effort.

Mae Wong National Park, one of the best preserved and most pristine green jungles in the West, is at the top of nature lovers' lists because of its peak, Mo Ko Chu.