Landmark: Wat Ku Kham, Nai Wiang Subdistrict, Nan Province

Wat Ku Kham in the Nai Wiang subdistrict, Mueang Nan district, Nan province, is a temple that has attracted attention for both its art and local culture.

Highlights and art: The temple's main hall is elaborately decorated with wood carvings, stained glass and latticework, giving it a unique and beautiful appearance in the city of Nan.

The main Buddha image in the hall is attributed to Nan art, which is influenced by the Burmese style, with patterns resembling Burmese art, including the ceiling, which is decorated with star patterns popular in this region for Burmese art.

History and other aspects: It is claimed that “Wat Ku Kham is a Burmese-style temple in the city of Nan”, highlighting the influence of Burmese art styles in the Nan region.

Although preliminary information is available, there is no definitive proof of the year of construction. Some sources suggest renovations were carried out in 2172 BE (Buddhist Era).