The Nan National Museum is a national museum of Nan Province and is located in the palace of the former ruler of Nan, Pha Kong Road, Nai Wiang District, Mueang Nan Province, Nan Province

These arched plum trees line the path, their branches leaning towards each other, forming a beautiful tunnel. They are another unique feature of Nan Province, popular with tourists and ideal for relaxing and taking photographs.

The arched lotus flower, also known as the tunnel lotus, is a popular photo subject in front of the Nan National Museum on Pha Kong Road in the Nai Wiang district, Mueang Nan County, Nan Province. It is created by the plum trees planted on both sides of the road, whose branches wind together to form a beautiful natural tunnel.

The old plum trees stand in a row, the path is about 50 meters long. Their branches bend towards each other like an arch. Green, shady – a beautiful photo opportunity in every season, whether in bloom or in autumn.

It is located in the center of Nan, opposite the Nan National Museum, across from Wat Phra That Chang Khao and near Wat Bhumibol. It is easily accessible on foot.

Entrance fee for Thai citizens: 20 Baht

Free entry: Children, senior citizens and pupils/pupils in school uniform

Opening hours and days: Opening hours

Monday - Tuesday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM