Nestled amidst the mountains and on the banks of the Wa River is the quaint Sapan Village in the Nan province, a destination gaining traction among tourists during the monsoon season. This tiny hideaway offers a unique blend of natural beauty, including a gently flowing river, rock formations, and breathtaking viewpoints. One such vista point lies at a concrete bridge crossing the Wa River, offering a mesmerizing view of the mountains, the mists, and the river. From here, you can also spot the charming riverside homestays that contribute to the area's charm.

     A notable highlight of a visit to Sapan Village is the terraced rice fields, especially in the monsoon season. The fields turn a vibrant green, offering a visually stunning experience to visitors. If you're lucky, you might catch the play of white mists against the verdant fields, a sight to behold from the viewing point near the Sapan temple. 

     The Sapan temple is not just a viewpoint. It's an ancient temple, several hundred years old, built by the revered Phraya Thin, and held in high regard by the villagers of Sapan. It also serves as a popular camping spot for travelers, adding to its charm.

     Apart from its tranquility, Sapan Village also houses the beautiful Sapan waterfall, located within the Khun Sathan National Park. As you trek towards the waterfall, you'll be embraced by the refreshing and lush greenery, towering trees, and the soothing sounds of the waterfall hitting the rocks. You could also take a dip in the shallow river areas to cool off.

     One of the most appealing aspects of a trip to Sapan Village is the opportunity to immerse yourself in local life. Witnessing the villagers' daily routines and lifestyles adds a unique charm that draws tourists in. There are also numerous homestays and accommodations, tucked away in nature, offering a variety of options for those looking to relax, seek tranquility, breathe in the pure air, and enjoy the stunning natural landscapes.

     Experiencing the monsoon season in Sapan Village, with its refreshing atmosphere and captivating beauty, is bound to leave you smitten and longing for a return visit. So, if you find yourself in Thailand during the rainy season, don't miss out on this gem of a place!