Read about tourist attractions in Udon Thani including opening hours, entrance fees and location maps.
Wat Pa Phu Kon is a hill top Buddhist temple located within a forest reserve in a isolated part of Udon Thani Province in the north east of Thailand, not far the border with Laos. [Read more…]
The Chao Pu-Ya Shrine is a part of Chinese Temple located on the edge of Nong Bua Lake in Udon Thani, in the North East Region of Thailand. The Chao Pu-Ya Shrine is free to [Read more…]
Nong Prajak Park is the largest municipal park in Udon Thani City and the main leisure facility for the city’s residents. Nong Prajak Park is open daily from 04:00 to 20:00 and admission is free. [Read more…]
Wat Pothisomphon, near Nong Prajak Park, is the major Buddhist temple in Udon Thani. Wat Pothisomphon is open every day from 06:30 to 18:00 and admission is free. About Wat Pothisomphon Wat Pothisomphon is a 20th [Read more…]
Ban Chiang National Museum houses the archaeological finds from the Ban Chiang area, which has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Ban Chiang Museum is open daily from 08:30 until 16:30 and the [Read more…]
Located next to Udon Thani Railway Station you will find three night market grouped together on the crossroads where the Tongyai Road meets the Prajak Sillapkom Road. Udon Thani’s night markets start up from 17:00 [Read more…]
Wat Kham Chanot, also known as Wat Chanod, is Buddhist temple in Udon Thani Province near Ban Kham Chanot village. The temple is very known amongst Thai people and attracts visitors from all other the [Read more…]
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