The rural province of NAN is an attractive region of northern Thailand where there are high populations of hill tribe communities, including Hmong ,N’tin and Khamu , Much of Nan is devoted to agriculture, particularly rice and fruit cultivation. Nan features six national parks, including the stunning Doi Phukha National Park, which contains mountains nearly 2,000 m high. The rich national beauty of Nan makes it an ideal destination for trekking as the remote province sees far fewer visitions than neighboring Chiang Rai and Chiang Mai. The provincial capital of Nan has a relaxed charm, an interesting history, some impressive temples, and a good museum, There are also a number of quality restaurants and bars along the town’s riverfront.