[2025 Nakhon Phanom Attraction] Travel Guide for Saint Anne’s Co-Cathedral, NongSaeng, Catholic Church (Updated Mar)

Getting There - Flight to Nakhon Phanom airport, then getting taxi or car to Mueang​ district (25 minutes from airport)​ Hotels - Cheewa Khong hotel, R-photo hotel, 777 hotel Food & Restaurants - Oshinei restaurant, Pen-pla-pen restaurant, the tree, Krua-Vietnam restaurant, Porn-tep breakfast Shopping - Big C, Tesco Lotus, Mega home and a night walking street Saint Anna Catholic is built in 1926 by Catholic priests. This church is a symbol of an international city. Anna Church is beautiful with a classic Roman building. The atmosphere are calm and peaceful. Moreover, this church besides Khong river, so very fresh air and good view here!

The Cathedral of St. Anne, Nong Saeng or St. Anne, Nong Saeng Church 💒 Located on the banks of the Mekong River, Sunthon Wichian Road, which is a road along the banks of the Mekong River, is an ancient and historically significant cultural heritage. The church is beautiful. The church has a twin tower shape with a tall spire. A small but charming Christian church. Beside the church is an old building with colonial architecture made of brick. It was built since 1952. Some construction materials were imported from Saigon, Vietnam. Travel 🚘 From the Naga Shrine, drive to see the view along the Mekong River for about 3 kilometers. #NortheasternTeam #SecretCoordinates

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Nong Saeng St. Anne Cathedral Address - Tambon Nai Mueang, Amphoe Mueang Nakhon Phanom, Nakhon Phanom Province Ambience/Location - After the previous post for my hometown in Nakhon Phanom Province, I took you to see the lights of the old governor's mansion. Then we went to another spot, which is the Nong Saeng St. Anne Cathedral. The history is that it is an old Roman Catholic church built in 1926, which is almost 100 years old now. It is a church located on the banks of the Mekong River. It is in the same area as St. Joseph Nakhon Phanom School, which used to be called Santyanan School. But before that, I remember that it taught from kindergarten to junior high school. During Christmas, there are decorations and lights in front of the church and various points in the temple. There is also a Christmas star parade tradition that will be held on December 25. If anyone misses the actual parade day, there will be a parade float parked in front of the church for tourists to enjoy. The decorations in front of the church will be until mid-January. Nong Saeng St. Anne Cathedral In the evening, the weather is cool to cold. It is recommended to wear a sweater. Taking pictures is very beautiful, especially at night when there are not many people. The highlight here is the lights hanging from the large trees. Taking portrait photos is great. In the middle of the lawn, there will be a large pile of gifts along with the numbers 2025 Happy New Year. Free admission, no charge. Parking is available on both sides of the road. #Nakhon Phanom

Saint Anna Nong Saeng Church or Saint Anna Nong Saeng Church This is a place of rest for Christians or even people of other religions can come here as well. This point is located on the Mekong River Road You can come to visit or take pictures But there will be opening and closing times according to the time Open every day ⏱️ From 08.00-18.00 Coordinates: Saint Anna Church ⛪️ #BeautifulChurch #NakhonPhanom

It is a very large Christian church. The large lotus bud is impressive, and I wanted to go inside, but it was closed since I arrived in the evening. If you come in the evening, taking pictures in front of the church won't be great because of the backlighting. For those who love photography, it's better to visit in the morning. Traveling here is not difficult as it is located on the main road in the district and next to the Mekong River. Just cross the road, and you'll reach the river. You can drive and park inside the church area and walk around comfortably.

Nakhon Phanom, a city of charm with places not to be missed for taking pictures Built in 1926 by Father Edouard Namlap, the church's abbot It is a symbol of the city where people of many races live together, such as Vietnamese, Thais, Chinese, Laos, etc. The church has a pair of towers with tall spires and is connected by a bridge (It was built at the same time as the church of Assumption College Bangkok) Saint Anne Nong Saeng Church is located on the banks of the Mekong River, Sunthon Wichian Road, which is a road along the Mekong River in Ban Nong Saeng, Tambon Nai Mueang, Mueang Nakhon Phanom District. This temple is a symbol of the city where people of many races live together, such as Vietnamese, Thais, Chinese, Laos, etc. It has beautiful and unusual architecture and there is also a building for religious activities of Catholic priests. For those who want beautiful pictures, it is recommended to go in the morning or before the afternoon because it will not be backlit. #trip #wheretogoinnakhonphanom #nakhonphanomislovelycity #tripgiveawayfreeaccommodation

Anyone who visits Nakhon Phanom must not miss visiting the Catholic Church, which is another one of Thailand's oldest and most beautiful. It was built in 1926 and was once damaged by French bombings during the French-Thai conflict. The church that is currently here was rebuilt with the cooperation of Christians in Nakhon Phanom Province. The church is located on Sunthon Wichian Road, which is a road along the Mekong River, approximately 3 kilometers from the statue of Phraya Satta Nakarat (Naga Plaza). When visiting Nakhon Phanom, don't miss paying respects to Phra That Phanom, Phra That Renu Nakhon, and visiting Uncle Ho's house. Ask for good fortune from Phraya Satta Nakarat. You will definitely be filled with merit and luck. Hotel - We recommend the Fortune Hotel on the Mekong River. The view is amazing and the price is reasonable. Restaurant - The Tree Café & Restaurant, delicious food, excellent service, beautiful view Shopping - Walking street on Saturdays and Sundays in front of the Naga Plaza #VisitNakhonPhanom #WhereToEatNakhonPhanom #TravelThailandLikeGoingAbroad