About Wat Chetawan
Wat Tham Chetawan, in Na Noi District (Nan, Thailand), rose from neglect to a leading Buddhist sanctuary through the devotion of Kruba Noi. Its architecture blends Lanna and Burmese traditions.
Temple Information
Temple Highlights
Sacred Caves
Two accessible caves with ancient inscriptions and meditation spaces, including the main cave where Kruba Noi practiced his three-year retreat.
Great Chedi
The magnificent reliquary stupa built in 2023, serving as a focal point for prayer and meditation within the temple complex.
Reclining Buddha
A magnificent 15-meter white reclining Buddha with golden robes, symbolizing the Buddha's final moment of enlightenment.
Temple Gallery
Visitor Information
Location & Access
Address: Tambon San Tha, Amphoe Na Noi, Nan Province, Thailand
Plus Code: 7HFH+476
The temple is accessible by road and is increasingly popular among both local pilgrims and international visitors seeking spiritual experiences.
Visiting Guidelines
- • Dress modestly and respectfully
- • Maintain silence in sacred areas
- • Remove shoes before entering buildings
- • Photography may be restricted in certain areas
- • Visit early on weekends to avoid crowds
- • Show respect for this sacred Buddhist site