St. Rocco Processiom

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The St. Rocco Procession is a vibrant historical event celebrated in the town of Nan, Nan. This annual tradition honors St. Rocco, the patron saint of the sick, featuring a colorful parade filled with music, dancing, and local culture. The procession attracts both locals and visitors, showcasing the community’s rich heritage and deep-rooted faith, making it a significant highlight in the town's calendar.

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