Kwan Phayao

Kwan Phayao Lake is a semi-natural freshwater lake in northern Thailand that occupies roughly 21 square kilometers. Visitors to Kwan Phayao will be astounded by the lake's vastness and beauty, which is framed by distant mountains. Kwan Phayao Lake is a renowned tourist destination in Phayao. The humidity in the area is usually between 70% and 80%, and the yearly rainfall is around 1064 mm.

Aquatic plants found in Lake Kwan Phayao include Najas graminea and Ceratophyllum demersum. Hundreds of fish and bird species can be found here. It was built to increase irrigation in the area. The most notable feature, though, is perhaps the temple, which is half-submerged beneath the lake's glistening surface. As a result, any plans to rebuild the temple have been put on hold because of environmental damage. This ancient temple, which is thought to be over 500 years old, has not always been immersed in water.

It is now the largest lake in Northern Thailand and one of the most beautiful lakes to visit in Thailand.