Nan
Nan is a rural province in northern Thailand bordering Laos, known for its numerous national parks. The vast Doi Phu Kha National Park, in the northeast of the province, contains waterfalls, limestone mountains and rare plants. Nearby, the heavily forested Khun Nan National Park is home to wild boars, black bears, reptiles and birds. The laid-back provincial capital, Nan, sits on the banks of the Nan River.
People died in Nan (First 49 people) - Page 28
Wilhelmine Kinsky
Francisque Ravony
Malagasy lawyer
Josef Váchal
Writer
Eva Norberg
Swedish author
Pakubuwono III
Susuhunan
Martin Nesbitt
Chairman of the Board of Directors of Obama Foundation
Walter Russell
American painter
Gene Sullivan
American basketball coach
Semsar Siahaan
Indonesian painter
Lee Sheng
Ang Lee's father
Wu Jin
Former Minister of Education of the Republic of China
Wong Tsu
Aeronautical engineer
Su Nan-cheng
Former Mayor of Tainan City
Chin Kung
Taiwanese monk
Tang Te-chang
Taiwanese lawyer
Thomas Barclay
Researcher
Shone An
Taiwanese singer
Prince Kitashirakawa Yoshihisa
Zheng Jing
Queen Dong
Koxinga's wife
Su Xuelin
Author
Shen Guangwen
Scholar
Guru Gobind Singh
Akali Prahlad Singh
Tadao Kano
Japanese entomologist
Abdul Karim Ahmad
Indonesian ulama
Luis Mario Schneider
Author
Franz Josef Kuhnle
Saman Gunan
Diver
M. Sukumaran
Indian writer
O. N. V. Kurup
Poet
Srividya
Indian film actress
Ayyappa Paniker
Poet
P. Kesavadev
Novelist
G. Aravindan
Indian film director
P. Bhaskaran
Poet
Bharath Gopi
Indian actor
Sasidharan Arattuvazhy
Playwright
Anna Mani
Indian physicist
Balabhaskar
Indian musician
Accamma Cherian
Sukumaran
Indian actor
Atmananda Krishna Menon
Indian guru
T. K. Doraiswamy
Indian poet
Abu Abraham
Indian cartoonist
Laurie Baker
British-Indian architect
E. M. S. Namboodiripad
Former Chief Minister of Kerala
