Udon Thani Province, Thailand
Ban Chiang Archaeological Site (UNESCO World Heritage), about 50 km east. Prehistoric Bronze Age artifacts are on display.
Red Lotus Lake (Talay Bua Daeng), about 45 km south. Nong Khai City, about 50 km north, a charming border town on the Mekong River. Phu Foi Lom Eco-Tourism and Culture Forest, about 50 km southwest.
Booking tours through hotels or local agents.
Exploring at your own pace offers freedom.
Discover the natural beauty surrounding Udon Thani.
A designated protected area with walking trails and diverse ecosystems.
Further afield in NW Udon Thani Province, featuring waterfalls and forest walks.
Rolling hills around Phu Foi Lom and the vast open expanse of the Red Lotus Lake.
Designated areas for ecological interest.
Natural events tied to the time of year.
Deepen your cultural appreciation outside Udon Thani city.
Sites that tell the region's story.
Places of spiritual importance.
Glimpses into traditional Isan life.
Local expressions of culture.
sites for cultural insight.
Stunning white marble Buddha in a serene mountain setting.
Historic stupa in Sakon Nakhon.
A revered forest monastery for serious Buddhist practitioners.
Udon Thani's location makes it a starting point for longer regional explorations.
Relaxed capital, temples, French colonial architecture. Travel from Nong Khai border.
Traditional indigo fabrics, unique temples, large Nong Han Lake. Dive into Isan culture.
Larger city south of Udon Thani, educational and business hub in Isan.
Comprehensive exploration of Thailand's northeastern region, diverse landscapes.
Cross-border itinerary.
Direct flights connect to popular coastal destinations.