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Kuan Tung Ku Pier

A key pier for traveling to KohMook(EmeraldCave) and KohKradan, offering various transportation options including local passenger boats.

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Khun Dan Prakan Chon Dam

Khun Dan Prakan Chon Dam is notable as the longest roller-compacted concrete dam in the world and offers panoramic views of a vast reservoir embraced by mountains.

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The wonder of the island that floats above the water all year round, with a long wooden bridge for people to walk to pay respects to the shrine of Pu Sri Suttho and the large Chanod tree, which is believed to be a plant that can only grow in this area.

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Ban Dong Lakhon Archaeological Site

Ban Dong Drama Archaeological Site or Dong Drama City is a national archaeological site. Originally known as "Muang Lublae", it was the location of an ancient city in the Khmer period. The wall is a mound and moat appears. The villagers call it "Sanku Mueang" with moats surrounded by a moat, which is typical of the city of Tawadee city in central Thailand.

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Huai Luang Reservoir

Huai Luang Reservoir is the largest and most important water source in Udon Thani Province. In addition to its agricultural benefits, it is also a popular recreational area for Udon Thani residents and tourists.

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Bun Na Khon Rak Khita Ram Temple

Bun Na Khon Rak Khita Ram Temple is the spiritual center for the people of Nakhon Nayok, famous for the sanctity of Luang Por Sian Nakhon, a Sukhothai-era

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Koh Ma Trang

Although there is no beach to access on the island, the waters surrounding it are home to vibrant softcorals.

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Trang City Pillar Shrine

Home to the originalTrangCityPillar, over 200 years old, representing the earliest history of Trang’s settlement.

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Phu Phra Bat Historical Park

Phu Phra Bat Historical Park is Thailand's newest cultural world heritage site, featuring unique sandstone formations created by geological phenomena and evidence of human habitation dating back to prehistoric times.

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City Pillar Shrine of Nakhon Nayok

This shrine is unique for housing two city pillars (old and new) within a beautifully decorated Thai-style four-gabled pavilion by the Nakhon Nayok River. It is regarded as a “Water Element Shrine,” believed to bring stability, peace, and prosperity to the city and its people.

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Ratchapakdi Park

Notable for enshrining the seven colossal bronze statues of past Thai Kings, among the largest in the world, built on expansive grounds to be a focal point of loyalty and reverence for the Thai people.

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Phra Phutthabat Bua Bok

Phra Phutthabat Buabok is an important religious site in Udon Thani Province, located in Phu Phan-Phu Kao National Park. It stands out for its replica of the Buddha's footprint enshrined in a pavilion and for being home to the Buabok Cave archaeological site, which contains paintings and traces of ancient civilization.

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Pha Trom Jai Cliff

Pha Trom Jai Cliff is the highest point in Central Thailand at an elevation of 1,290 meters above sea level, providing vistas of complex mountain ranges and a thick sea of mist during the winter.

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Kiriwongkot Village

A small village in the valley surrounded by the abundant nature of Nam Som-Na Yung National Park. Experience the simple local lifestyle, see the sea of mist in the morning, and the highlight activity is riding an e-taek tractor through the forest and streams to play in the waterfall and eat wild rice.

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Huai Chang Phlai Waterfall

A small waterfall amidst abundant nature in Kiriwongkot Village, Na Yung District, Udon Thani Province. Its highlight is its ecotourism route, which requires traveling by tractor through the stream to the waterfall and enjoying local food by the waterfall.

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Chatsila Market

A unique night market distinguished by its light-green canvas canopy ceiling and a layout that combines a vibrant shopping area with a vintage museum zone, all nestled under the shade of old wooden shophouses.

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Lan Rak Waterfall

Lan Rak Waterfall is famous for its large and deep pool of clear, emerald-green water, perfect for enjoyable swimming amidst the mountain forest atmosphere.

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Sarika Waterfall

A grand 9-tiered waterfall descending from a towering cliff, featuring Sarika Cave, which was once a meditation place for the esteemed monk, Phra Ajahn Man Bhuridatta.

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Ganesha Park Uthayan Phra Phikhanet

The largest and most magnificent statue of Ganesha in the Happy Feasting Pose in Thailand and the world, serving as a source for prayers and worship for the God of Wisdom and Success.

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Na Yung Nam Som Forest Park

Nam Som Na Yung National Park is a complete natural tourist attraction. Its highlight is Huai Sai Yai Waterfall. It is also connected to the natural forests of Nong Khai Province. It is ideal for relaxation, hiking, and nature study.

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Nang Rong Waterfall

A multi-tiered waterfall with clear pools and rocky areas where you can enjoy swimming, surrounded by the lush, shady forest.

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The Khao Tao Rocky Isles

Two imposing rock islands standing in the sea off Hua Hin–Khao Tao, known for their interesting geological structure and as a site with relatively intact shallow coral reefs and diverse fish populations.

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Wat Pa Phu Kon

Wat Pa Phu Kon is a beautiful Buddhist site situated amidst a lush forest in a national forest reserve, at the border of three provinces. It is notable for its Sangha Bidon Vihara and for its enshrining of the reclining Buddha Lokanath Satsada Maha Muni.

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Wang Ta Khrai Park

A recreational area featuring a waterfall, clear stream, and a variety of flowering plants, ideal for swimming and picnicking amidst beautiful nature.

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The Chocolate Factory Hua Hin

A paradise for chocolate lovers where you can observe the fresh chocolate production process and indulge in a variety of international dishes and creatively crafted desserts.

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Phra That Thep Chinda Ban Diam

Phra That Thep Chinda Ban Diem is an ancient pagoda that has been a symbol of the city, located on the edge of Nong Han Lake. It was built to enshrine the relics of the Lord Buddha. It is a spiritual center and a place to study the beautiful traditions and culture of the Ban Diem people.

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Khao Laem Sing Forest Park

Khao Laem Sing is distinguished by its convergence of sea and forest scenery, offering a stunning hill-top viewpoint and the historical significance of the Phairi Phinat Fortress.

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The Red Lotus Sea

A wondrous natural phenomenon in winter is a large freshwater lake filled with pink-red lotus flowers blooming all over the water. It's a beautiful and romantic sight, earning it the nickname "Red Lotus Sea."

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Udon Thani Museum

The Udon Thani Museum is housed in the over 90-year-old Rajinuthit Building, featuring beautiful Western-style architecture. Inside, it presents a comprehensive journey through the province’s heritage — from prehistoric Ban Chiang civilization, natural science, and geology, to the royal biography of Prince Prachaksinlapakhom, founder of the city. Visitors can explore the unique blend of Isan culture, local wisdom, and historical evolution that shaped Udon Thani into today’s thriving city.

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Local Culture and Arts Museum

A hub of Tak’s history and ethnic culture, featuring traditional Thai houses and convenient to visit before Lan Sang National Park.

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Wat Bot Mani Si Bun Rueang

A historic temple with distinctive architecture, featuring a golden Mon-style stupa adjacent to a Thai-style vihara, Luang Pho Phuttha Mon bronze Buddha, and ancient murals depicting over 100 years of local life and traditional costumes such as Sin Ta of the Tai Lue people.

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Taksin Maharat Bridge

Taksin Maharat Bridge or Laem Sing Bridge, a bridge spanning the mouth of the Chanthaburi River, connecting two sub-districts, is the longest in the Eastern region.

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Sai Thong Beach

A natural 1.5 km long sandy beach along the Ping River that forms during the dry season (Dec–Apr). Clear water perfect for swimming and picnics. Enjoy beautiful views of Kitti Khajorn Bridge at sunset. Known as the "Sea of Tak."

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Lan Lieng Ma Waterfall

The waterfall has a stronger flow than Pha Lat, with a low concave hill forming a channel for water to shoot through. It is located in the park’s main camping area, which offers toilets and showers, allowing visitors to stay close to the water and forest scenery.

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Khao Takiab Pier

A strategically important pier designed to connect Hua Hin and Pattaya across the Gulf of Thailand, significantly reducing travel time. Though the ferry service is currently inactive, the pier remains a great spot for sea views and accessing Khao Takiab attractions.

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Laem Sing Beach

A beach stretching over 2 kilometers, shaded by casuarina (sea pine) trees, offering fresh seafood restaurants, a beautiful sunset viewpoint, and close proximity to important historical sites.

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Lam Chiang Krai Reservoir

This large reservoir, spanning several districts in Nakhon Ratchasima Province, is an important water source for agriculture and a waterside recreation area for locals. Its tranquil atmosphere makes it ideal for sightseeing and photography.

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Pha Lat Waterfall

Pha Lat Waterfall is easily accessible, next to the main road after the checkpoint, with a wide rocky area, shallow clear water, perfect for relaxing, picnics, and safe for children.

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Perid Island

Experience the traditional fishing lifestyle up close on a small island blessed with peaceful nature.

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Memory House Cafe Hua Hin

A minimalist white barn design surrounded by colorful, fluffy meadows and a beautiful backdrop of the reservoir, featuring numerous attractive photo props like picnic settings, swings, and floral arches.

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Wat Nang Or

It is the center of the Muang Yang community and is the venue for major annual merit-making events such as the Kathin Samakkhi Festival. It is a quiet place for religious practice in Muang Yang District.

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Koh Plerd Temple

Koh Peret Temple is a temple situated on the hill of Ko Prid. It stands out for its panoramic view of the Gulf of Thailand and houses a sacred Buddha image that locals deeply venerate.

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Gimsung Bamboo Garden

A new natural tourist attraction in Nakhon Ratchasima Province, featuring a vast bamboo tunnel that stretches as far as the eye can see. The atmosphere is shady and cool, resembling a Japanese bamboo forest. There are bamboo bridges and hammocks by the water for relaxing and taking beautiful photos.

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Chao Pho Phra Wo Shrine

A sacred hilltop shrine honoring the legendary Karen warrior Phra Wo, featuring unique traditions such as car horn honking and firecracker offerings, with a large Naga Buddha and scenic viewpoint behind the shrine.

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Chula Island

A Gulf of Thailand gem that attracts visitors with its pure, clear turquoise waters and profound tranquility, making it perfect for relaxation and snorkeling activities.

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Prang Sida

Prang Sida is an important ancient site of Brahmanism in Sida District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province. It is a single prang built of laterite in the ancient Khmer style, dating from around the 17th–18th Buddhist centuries.

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Oasis Sea World

A hub of cuteness for two species of Thai dolphins—the Indo-Pacific Humpback Dolphin and the Bottlenose Dolphin (Pink Dolphin)—offering spectacular shows and unforgettable swimming experiences for the whole family.

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Khao Doi Chedi

Khao Doi Chedi is a secret temple on a high mountain in Theparak District, Nakhon Ratchasima. It stands out with its pure white chedi situated on a stone button field, a remarkable natural phenomenon. Inside the temple, there is a peaceful and shady atmosphere, and there are traces of Luang Por Khun's ascetic walks.

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