One of the nicer parks I have seen in the country. Good that it has a theme. However needs more trees for shade in the late afternoon. Gets quite sunny. Park facilities are basic. If only there is a jogging-friendly connection link to the other parks nearby ...

Best Park in Udon Thani – Great for Everyone! This is hands down the best park in Udon! The atmosphere is amazing — peaceful, green, and full of life. You'll find people of all ages enjoying different activities here: from cycling, jogging, and football to group dance practices and more. There are exercise machines available for free, making it a great spot to work out. If you're just looking to relax, you can sit by the water and enjoy the cool breeze — it's incredibly refreshing. The park is also very family-friendly. There's a separate, safe area with swings and playgrounds just for kids, so parents can relax while their children play. What makes it even better is that there are cafes and restaurants nearby, so you can grab a coffee or a bite to eat before or after your visit. Overall, it’s a perfect place to chill, exercise, or spend time with friends and family. Highly recommended for locals and visitors!!!

I love this park. I walk around the lake every day and feel relaxed while getting some exercise. Its beautifully maintained. It has both bike and jogging lanes. Its teaming with wildlife from fish in the lake to turtles and frogs. A very pleasant place to walk or bike around.

We love to come to Nong Prajak Park! There are so many ways you can spend your time here. The sunset over the lake is beautiful. We love to walk or bike around the park on the paths. Our kids love the vast array of playgrounds and work-out equipment. The bridges are fun and pretty.

Really nice clean park in the centre of the city. Gardens are very well maintained. Has cycle and walking paths connecting all of the islands. Good place to go for a stroll and relax for a few hours with children. Bicycles can be rented nearby for cheap prices. There's a stall selling food to feed the birds and fish in the lake.

Nice picturesque park with bike hire , street food , massage and restuarant. Busy with people exercising in the evenings.

Great place to chill. It’s huge with lots of spot to unwind and relax. They have nice suspension bridges too which is very perfect for walking and photo ops. I love this park.

Beautiful, clean and quiet temple. We came when there was an event on the main hall so we just went around the other side where there was not people at all. The buildings are all well maintained. It was just recently repainted and the gold/red paint are perfect combination of classy and regal. The grounds are also clean and there's a lot of trees and plants. Worth the short visit.

The Temple grounds cover a large area and include many attractive buildings, but the centre piece is the beautiful Pagoda. You can climb the steps of the Pagoda where there are galleries on two levels. It's worth going upto the 2nd level for the best view of the whole site. Plenty of space for parking and free to visit. I noticed that apart from buildings like the Ordination and Assembly Halls which unfortunately were closed for access, there is also a funary building complete with Crematoria.

The Wat looks so majestic with the Naga lining the stairs. You can climb to the top that gives you a commanding view of the compound. There are 3 floors where you can enter the temple to pray. On the 3rd floor, the mural on the wall is beautiful. You will have removed your shoes to enter. After the temple visit, you can walk over to the Nong Prajak Park, which is across the road.

Close to the city. Very famous temple and kept in the Thai Buddhist traditions. There are many famous monks who have stayed here. Beautiful Chedi that has 3 levels and statues of monks. The top level is for meditation. Not a tourist attraction but a real indication of what being a true monk and Buddhist is about. It is free and doesn't have people trying to sell you things free entry

Beautiful Thai temples Located in the middle of the city there's a few sights to see in this area. Not to mention the lake with large inflatable ducks. It's the normal standard beautiful Thai temples you see everywhere. Probably a good idea to go early because it gets so hot. A little tip is if you take the tram card city tour from Central plaza around Udon Thani it takes you here with a 20 min break. These tours depart 11:30am and 2:30 pm from memory.

One of many temples in eastern Thailand.

Pretty nice temple

Very nice and big shopping mall. The Central malls never disappoints. Many shops, big arcade, cinema, food court and beautiful interior. This one has it all. You will also find big international businesses like McDonalds, KFC and so on in here. if you arrive by car there’s a huge parking house right next to the mall

Perfume HAVE. Cosmetics HAVE. Jordan’s NO HAVE. A huge mall full of something that is useless as for me. Better sell shoes there )))

Interesting place to cruise around for a bit and get out of the heat. They have everything under the sun here. Fancy high end brands, a huge food court, book stores, electronics stores, you name it. Im sure you'll find something for you. They even have a Sizzler steak house!

Great place has everything you need and caters for all budgets we are regulars here every time we travel to Thailand

As usual, a lot of food, shopping possibilities, nightmarket, live music sometimes... came her 1000 time, we will be back probably 1000 times in he future. Great to visit when in Udon

Bery big mall. Went looking for shoes and couldn't find my size 11.5US. A lot of restaurants!! Banks!!! Grocery store, pharmacy, and retail apparel. The massage chairs are the best!!!!

It's a modern big shopping complex with multiple storey. There are major brands of retailers here, including Mark & Spencer, Tag Hauer, Victoria Secret, Starbucks, H&M....etc. Supermarkets and Food Centre is in the basement. Top floor have a cinema and children's play entertainment. Restaurants are mostly on the 4th floor. There are also major banks on the 3rd. You can spend a whole day here without stepping out.

Good area for a big variety of food at very reasonable prices. A good alternative to the other nearby food markets and open every evening. Lots of seatings so it’s easy to find a place to sit and enjoy your food

This market is awesome. You can eat here everything. Thai- and Western-Food or a good grilled fish. Sitting here outside you have to be 18 years old and it's a Non Smoking area.🙏

Wow what a place. This place is huge I have never seen anything soo big that is opened every night. So much food to pick from and so many options. Also lots of other things to look at from shoes to jewelry. If you are looking for something then you will find it here. So many people here also so if you not a fan of being around people then don't come but you will be missing out on one of the highlights of Udon Thani

Phantastic Food and a large Area to sit with friends and enjoy a nice evening with some beers. I prefer the left side of the market when you look at the Railway station. On the right side everything is more modern but they are having CHANG BEER ONLY ... i am loving LEO Beer or Singh or a Beer Lao better. Walk a bit inside, about 30meters from the street that leads to RailwayStation Have fun

the food night (and afternoon) market is a very busy place, Night market with broad variety of awesome food at incredible cheap prices (as others said before). Don't leave Udon without visiting this place! (Last in Sept 2022)

Great place for dinner. Many food stalls serving tasty food at reasonable prices. Unfortunately some of the tastiest foods are available for take away only. They have a bigger selection of clothing than UD Town night market. It's a good place to spend a few hours in the evening - shopping, eating, drinking, and people watching. Muxh more a local feel than UD Town. I only knock it down to 4 stars because the toilets aren't as modern as those at UD Town.

Excellent place for Thai food. Prices are fantastic!

Lovley way to spend an hour, admiring the Chinese designs if the buildings, learning about it's inauguration by the Thai Princess and learning about how the areas Chinese population first arrived and prospered in the area. There's also fish food on sale to feed the many many large Koi in the large central pond which runs through the complex. There's Chinese crafts for sale + two Resturant/ food options.

Just a place to understand a brief history of the Chinese. Just a hall that explained the history If you have visited China, Taiwan, Malaysia or Singapore you see bigger better landscaping. But still worth to pay a visit as is FREE entry. No much visitors Best time will be when they hold celebrations or events. Lion and Dragon will dance along with drum beating 7th August 2025

In my opinion, city's best cultural, historical and sightseeing landmark, a must to visit forever tourist while in Ubon. Plenty of beautiful views, photo opportunities, greenery and of course carefully preserved historical knowledge about local Chinese-originating community.

This shrine is not only a spiritual center, but also a part of the Thai-Chinese Cultural Center, making it one of the most meaningful and well-preserved cultural sites in the area. ⛩️ The shrine is decorated in elegant Chinese style, clean, well-organized, and full of cultural charm. 🌳 A public park next door adds to the relaxing atmosphere. 🙏 Visitors can enjoy various activities such as paying respects at the shrine, buying traditional tea, or feeding the colorful koi fish in the large pond surrounding the grounds. A peaceful and beautiful place to visit — ideal for both cultural appreciation and quiet relaxation.

Beautyfull Place , peacefull Atmosphär, nice Fotopoints, little Nice Stores, traditional Tee Tasting, beautyfull Koi Pool and you can feed them. Behind a very nice Temple and Park with a littl Lake.

The architecture is stunning, blending traditional Chinese elements with Thai influence, creating a peaceful space perfect for a relaxed walk and learning. You’ll find a Confucius shrine, Chinese garden, and historical exhibitions that tell the story of Chinese immigrants in Udon Thani. The Chinese garden is a real highlight, with koi ponds, bonsai trees, and photo-worthy bridges.

Very interesting Chinese culture center and temple. They provide a lot of information. You can visit a small museum or watch the beautiful koi carps in the basin in the yard or just stroll around. I came several times and I loved it every time

Very nice park near Udon. Foreigner price 100b but they allowed me in for 20b because flowers not yet in full bloom. January will be the best time to see the beautiful flowers in bloom. Still lots of nice flowers and insects at this time in October.

Lovely park with nice long walks, great viewpoints and beautiful gardens. Watch out for the dinosaurs! The place had lots of facilities although it is a bit tired and in need of some maintenance. The signposting could be better on the upper parts where the temple and the walks are.

I couldn't believe this place was free to visit, the only negative was the visitor centre was closed and no information or leaflets available to provide a plan of the area. The signposted viewpoint is actually not the best viewpoint; carry on up the road from the main site to find the best views. There is a Caffè and Toilets in the Park. I think many Thai people come for the beautiful flowers and to have their photos taken with the flowers. It looks like you can camp for free on the site, could see an office where you would pay.

Love this park. Everything is well taken care of and looks so beautiful ❤️

Beautiful gardens This is one of the many places you can incorporate into a day trip around the Udon Thani area. Probably an hours drive from town and is about 600m above sea level. The garden areas are not massive but there's enough there to be worth a visit. The arrangements are very nice and colourful. The place is kept tidy and clean. Maybe a morning visit would better as in the afternoon it's quite hot and not as enjoyable.

One of my favourite places not too far away from civilization - easy to reach from Khon Kaen and Udon Thani. Free entrance which these days is a rare find. A convenient drive up to the National park station and good paths up the mountain not too difficult even for the elderly, yet still natural. The temperature up on the mountain tends to be much cooler than down in the plains even though it isn't really that high at just some 600+ meters.

Beatyfull calm Place. Nice for stroll. Maybe better to go in Mainsaison, because there more Flowers grow and everthing would be open. I was in Rainseason

Great place for a short or day visit. Make sure to go when the season allows for water to be present. Food and snacks are sold at entrance. Many people brought their own food and ate along river. Can swim in the water up and down river. 40 baht entry fee per car. Waterfall is 200 meters from car park. My 65 year old mother made the walk but i had to help her as some points are steep. Public toilet 5 baht.

Beautiful waterfall worth to see. Nice place for relax or a picnic perhaps.

The waterfall was relatively easy to get to and signage was good. We didn't see much water even though it was the rainy season, and there was trash around the water path. Still, it's a placental area and not too bad.

Not so well organized nor as beautiful as though so much promoted in many car-rental & map brochures. Could be better when there's much more water for the waterfall.

A refreshing series of cascades along a seasonal stream. Popular during rainy season. Overcrowded on weekends. Sticky rice, grilled chicken, and papaya salad available.

Was a nice walk, except for all the garbage floating around. Bought food when we came back to the entrance, and got overcharged. Not recommended

Quiet atmosphere, from the car park about 10-15 min walk. Food available

We drove from Vientiane to see this place. We even braved a flood getting there. But as nice as the place is, and as cheap as it is, I would’ve happily paid more for a bigger experience. We were done in 30 -35 minutes. If you’re in the area sure. But not a place to go out of your way for.

A great place to take children to learn about dinosaurs, geology and fossil fuels. It does have dual pricing for foreigners but it is not excessive for the quality of the museum.

Interesting museum with many finds and fossil discoveries.

Dinosaur museum very good, gift shop and cafe. I have been about 4/5 times alway enjoy.

Good museum where you can view fossils and dinosaurs of Thailand. If you want to include a visit to a real dig site, I recommend you drive or negotiate with a driver to take you to both the museum and the nature park

It can be bigger and can have more interactive activities for kids! Kids can't read the exibition. They want to touch , watch , and play. But it is rather small for the big finding

Good learning place about dinosaurs that were found in thailand. There is an activity area for kids. This place can inspire children to be a geologist. Not crowded at all in week day that we visited. Kinda hope they have more activities to do or display info in more exciting way

This museum chronicles a remarkable episode in twentieth century archaeology. In this village in the late 1960s villagers uncovered beautiful pots with red on buff designs. These were evidence of a hitherto unsuspected Bronze Age culture in South East Asia. The museum covers the extraordinary bronze and pottery found nds made at the site. Entrance costs 150 baht.

1-hr driving from Udon Thani city. The place is well-maintained and clean. They exhibit ancient artifacts from excavation with some historical hypothesis. Apart from that, there is nothing much (~1 hr walking around). There is a white lotus temple that you should also visit (10 min drive). Replicant pot painting is also enjoyable.

Ban Chiang National Museum: A Journey Through Time ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Google Maps Link [URL ที่ไม่ถูกต้องถูกนำออกแล้ว] The Ban Chiang National Museum is a must-visit for anyone interested in archaeology and the origins of civilization in Southeast Asia. Located in the heart of Ban Chiang, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this museum offers a fascinating glimpse into a culture that thrived over 5,000 years ago. What makes it special: World-class collection: The museum houses an impressive collection of artifacts unearthed at the Ban Chiang archaeological site, including distinctive red-painted pottery, bronze tools, and skeletal remains. Engaging exhibits: The exhibits are well-designed and informative, presenting the archaeological findings in a clear and engaging way. You'll learn about the different periods of Ban Chiang's history, from the early agricultural settlements to the Bronze Age. Reconstructed excavation pit: A highlight of the museum is the reconstructed excavation pit, which offers a realistic view of how archaeologists uncovered the layers of history at Ban Chiang. Multimedia presentations: Interactive displays and videos enhance the learning experience, providing a deeper understanding of the significance of Ban Chiang's discoveries. Cultural context: The museum also showcases the contemporary life and traditions of the Ban Chiang community, connecting the past with the present. Tips for your visit: Allow ample time: There's a lot to see and learn at the museum, so plan to spend at least 2-3 hours exploring the exhibits. Hire a guide: Consider hiring a local guide to enhance your understanding of the artifacts and their historical context. Visit the archaeological site: After visiting the museum, be sure to explore the actual archaeological site at Wat Pho Si Nai to see the excavation pit and burial grounds firsthand. Support local artisans: The museum has a shop where you can purchase authentic handicrafts made by local artisans, supporting the community and taking home a unique souvenir. Overall: The Ban Chiang National Museum is a captivating journey through time, offering a window into the lives of one of Southeast Asia's earliest civilizations. It's a must-see for history buffs, archaeology enthusiasts, and anyone interested in exploring Thailand's rich cultural heritage.

Ban Chiang National Museum is located in the North East of Thailand, in a town named Udon Thani. This museum is full of artifact from the Bronze Era like 3000 to 1800 BC. The excavation was started in the 70's and King Bumiphol was there to witness the excavation and all documented in the museum with audio visual as well. Tickets priced at 50 baht for locals and 150 baht for foreigners. The Museum closes at 4.00 pm.

Highly rated museum with internationally validated information that was fun to walk around. The staff was helpful and eager to share insights. There is an audio tour and a video to provide additional background and context. The pottery and burial sites of the prehistoric people who lived here thousands of years ago are extremely significant archeological and anthropological findings on a global scale. To understand the impact of these findings in Southeast Asia, and Thailand in particular, is fascinating and wonderful. The ticket cost was 150B for foreigners and 30B for Thais. It's a UNESCO site.

This archeological site is considered as the most important prehistoric settlement discovered in South-East Asia. Can understand why it is recognized as a UNESCO World Herritage site. Very interesting and informative! The village around the museum is so peaceful!

if you have even a passing interest in human geography this museum is amazing. it tracks the continual use of the area by humans going back to the iron age. id no idea that the iron / bronze age had run in parallel in Asia and Europe before visiting the museum.

The atmosphere was good. When we came, the weather was good, the sky was overcast, not too hot. We arrived in the morning, there weren't many people yet. You can feed the elephants and various animals. There is a restaurant, coffee, and activities to do, you can easily spend time here at least 1-3 hrs including lunchtime. Recommend coming when the weather isn't too hot. On weekend afternoons, there are a lot of people. Have a goo day all 😊🌠

Visited on October 28th. Mostly sunny sky, beautiful weather. I parked in front of the ticket office at 7:40. There are also toilets. To see the red lilies you need to take a boat. Small boat for 2 persons 300B, boat up to 6 persons 500B. When i gave the 300B, the nice lady at the cashier returned me 100B, maybe because i was alone. A very honest behaviour, unusual in the tourism business. The boat ride to the area where lilies are took about 10 minutes at a relaxed pace Then the boat man entered slowly and respectfully of the water plants inside the lilies. When we stopped the boat and the silence surrounded us, it was magical. Around us thousands of red water lilies (although not as many as in the peak season), and many water birds and swallows chirping. The trip took almost an hour. Very impressed by nature and people here. Some Thai people at the dock even invited me for breakfast.

I visited in March which was not the season, but the Red Lotus Lake was on my bucket list. We rented a big boat for 500 baht. He took us out to several spots, and even stopped at the temple on the island. The lake was absolutely beautiful and tranquil. I enjoyed beautiful pink lotus, watching birds, and water buffalos. I recommend it for nature lovers.

Small boat for up to 2 people - 300 Baht. Big Boat for up to 6 people - 500 Baht. It's very very beautiful to visit during Seasonal Period between December to January. The Ride is about One Hour. I did not regret travelling so far to see this amazing red lotus lake. Advice to Arrive there in the Early Morning before 0800 to avoid the strong sun and crowd.

The sheer variety and beauty of the birds here is astounding! Their antics were absolutely hilarious – frantic food hunts, comical escapes from our boat, and the sheer chaos of their running retreats. And the lake? A perfect mirror reflecting it all. A truly delightful experience!

Me and my girlfriend passed by Khumphawapi in wrong (dry) season so boat rides on the lake were closed. However we still found some beautiful lotuses along the road around the lake and walking in the fields

Every season has different lotus flowers, grab a boat and enjoy, you can have a bit dining too. Will come back 😊

The way up to the Naga stairs is very beautiful. Prepare offerings for making merit. The view from the mountain is very beautiful. There is a road that you can drive up to.

Wonderful view ! I've checked the stairs number. It was about 420....U don't know many people report 1000??? For example, you need to climb 674 steps to reach the second floor of Eiffel tower

This is my second trip here. Beautiful temple with great views of the surrounding area. The stairs to the temple are on a graduating incline, so it's easy to climb.

Wat Phra Bat Phu Pha Man, located in Khon Kaen Province, is a sacred, peaceful, and truly beautiful place. Situated on a hill, it features a long staircase leading to the top, where visitors can enjoy a clear and stunning view of the Ubolratana Dam reservoir and the surrounding natural landscape. Along the way up, you will encounter exquisite Naga statues, with intricate designs that reflect the deep faith and beliefs in Buddhism. When reaching the top, you’ll feel the cool breeze and the calm atmosphere, making it a perfect place for meditation or paying respects to the Buddha to refresh the mind. The Buddha images and structures within the temple are crafted with great detail and spiritual value. This temple is not only a natural attraction but also a cultural learning center that reflects the faith and way of life of the Isan people.

Such a beautiful walk up to the temple! The steps are not steep but it's longer than it seems. It's a lovely walk up as the Buddha statue gets bigger and bigger in front of you. From the top, you get a good view of the never-ending stretches of land in front of the temple. Behind the temple, you can get a bird's eye view of the beautiful lake. There are benches and pavilions to sit around to enjoy the view.

One of the best temples so far visited in this country. The stairs to the temple are a long walk - however there is a road to the right that leads straight to the summit with plenty of parking for car or motorcycle. Amazing views over the plateau of Khon Kaen. Certainly worth a visit just to get close to Buddha.

An interesting Wat to visit. A good walk to see the Buddha at the top of the hill. Very good veiws over the reservoir.

It's a great zoo and very big. But i don't recommend walking cause it's too big. Take the tour cars or hire a private golf cart for a good price. I came too late only 2 hours before close and it was too short to enjoy all the animals.

The zoo is very nice and offers a wide variety of animals and species. The highlights are definitely the capybara parade and the sea lion show, which lasts around 20 minutes—entertaining without taking too much of your time. For getting around, the zoo provides a small open-air shuttle bus for only 10 baht per person (easy to hop on and off) or, if you prefer, a golf cart for 300 baht per hour for personal use. Both options are very convenient given the size of the park. Some reviews describe the place as run-down, but I don’t agree. The zoo is very large, so it’s unrealistic to expect every single corner to be spotless, yet overall the maintenance is good. The animal enclosures are more spacious than I expected, and the animals seem to have enough room to move around and retreat to their own spaces when needed. The only downside is the ticket policy. Foreigners are charged a much higher price than Thai visitors, even though everyone enjoys the same activities. In my opinion, this is unfair and leaves a bad impression. I also suggest the zoo to clearly state that foreigners with the pink ID card are entitled to the Thai price, since not all staff seem aware of this rule. In my case, the cashier tried to overcharge me and gave me no explanation other than: “Well, because you are a foreigner.” This was very disappointing and unprofessional. Overall, the zoo is worth visiting for its variety of animals, unique shows, and size, but I really hope the management reviews their pricing policy to make it a more welcoming experience for everyone

This zoo has dual pricing, 350 for a foreigner and 130 for Thai people. Foreigners don’t receive anything extra despite paying more. If you are charging so much more for foreigners, at least provide some freebies with the ticket, like a bottle of water and a free tram ticket. The zoo itself is ok. There are some fun feeding opportunities and the seal show is entertaining. It’s a huge space, you definitely need to take the tram around or hire a golf cart for 300 per hour. There is also a water park, a camping zone and the Africa zone 2km away from the zoo.

Visited with my family had tons of fun plenty of animals to see. We didn't have time to go into the water park. Little visitors. Snack and drinks prices are normal. Would love to come again

Good place for children but there were a lot of people waiting for the shuttle bus to move station to station so it would be nicer if they have a bit more.

Children loved it. Highly recommend hiring your own golf cart to get around the zoo. Had no issues with the hills like some other reviewers had. Took us about 2.5 hours, navigating at our own speed. The zoo was clean and the animals seemed to be well looked after.

Good zoo, suitable for taking children, exciting, there is a seal show, there are many kinds of wild animals but not many, the ticket price is not expensive, there is a golf cart rental service, you can drive yourself, you can stop as you like, overall good.

Nice and intersting museum but not big and I think 200 Baht is too much for what they show, I think a fair price should be 100 Baht or maybe 120 Baht. Need to signal better the floor as not clear the route to follow once inside the museum.

This one fantastic museum and pretty much a 'must-do' if you have an extended amount time to enjoy the wonders of Khon Kaen province in Isan, Northeastern Thailand. Plenty of art, photography, storyboards (static and interactive) and sculptures. It housed in classic European styled building on the outskirts of the city centre, with lush gardens and plenty of parking, Inside, it set across two (2) levels and has a welcoming, roomy feel. Definitely one for history buffs and culture hounds (see my YouTube), like yours truly.

We were the first people there, so we got to enjoy it uninterrupted. The history that you get to see and read is interesting, actually so I suggest you visit for a little lesson of the old culture and life in Northern Thailand.

A great small museum. Informative on history of Thailand's northeastern region. Rich cultural and religious blend of Thai Laos and Cambodia. People arrived from Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam over the years to be part of Isan community.

One of few attractions in Khon Kaen. The museum is small, exibition is nice but also not big. I spend around 45 minutes to walk around and read everything. Price I would say high for is offered. 200 baht for foreginers, 20 baht for Thai.

National museum of Khon Kean city. A brief history from early history period until now. Overall brief details of Esaan ( North eastern) cultures. If you are historical nerd 🤓 like me shall enjoy. Fee is cheap for Thais 20 THB. Foreigner 100 THB.

An excellent museum with lots of interesting exhibits from the Dvaravati period. Can get busy when school visits are taking place.

The famous street market of Khonkaen prefecture. All of shop are local, basic and naturally. The zoning is separate by consumers product and food products, you can find the seasonal food in this street food. The price is very fair. Good vibes. If you are the traveller, I recommended to come.

Kk walking street now having event from 1-12 Dec. Admission and parking is free. Highly recommended for evening walk, as there's many streetfood and go for photos as night there's light as well.

Maybe the Covid scare & restrictions have made this Saturday night event dismal and not special. No place to sit and eat your food from the vendors and lacks a happy atmosphere. Maybe a live band would help.

A lot of booths or stores in this walking street. You also can buy puppies here. For Muslim, you can find halal food store that selling yellow rice and chicken. Don't worry about car park because a lot of space around there.

fun place because lots of good and cheap food. only open every saturday night. there you can buy shoes, clothes, jewelry, feed the goats and some are selling puppies. you have to come and try it!

Just happened to be here for a town festival, which was pretty good and well worth a visit.

Impressed with the myriad of things to see here. Shops selling food, pets, clothings, baskers, sheep feeding for kids, students performing to raise funds.

Beautiful smaller temple located in between some of the main temples in Khon Kaen. The temple ground were under renovation when I visited but the temples itself are still a beauty to behold. Worth paying a visit and spending 10-15 minutes here

Wat Nong Waeng Phra Aram Luang is a famous temple in Khon Kaen province and is recognized as a royal temple. It’s a large temple with many parking lot available for visitors. Tourists are expected to dress modestly and respectfully, ensuring shoulders and knees are covered. Women are not allowed to wear short skirts above the knee or sleeveless tops. Before entering the pagoda, which houses sacred relics, all visitors are required to remove their shoes. The temple provides cloth bags for carrying shoes inside, as theft has occurred in the past. Visitors are advised to place their shoes in the provided bags and carry them while exploring the pagoda. The ground floor of the pagoda serves as a space for making merit and features several donation boxes. The interior is intricately decorated and visually stunning. Tourists can also climb to the top of the pagoda, which has nine floors in total. The stairs are steep, so caution is advised. From the ninth floor, visitors can enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of Khon Kaen city.

This is my 2nd time here and it is one of the most beautiful temples in Khon Kaen. There is a stair access to the 9 levels of pagoda but it might be too steep for some people. It was very crowded when we visited.

One of my favourite Temples in Thailand and definitely in the city of Khon Kaen. This Temple is a Khon Kaen land mark and tourist destination. It hosts 9 levels each with artworks, artefacts, shrines, and information much like a museum. Each level represents the ascension to enlightenment and there is a 360 degree view of the surrounding city on every level. The ground floor is the main floor where locals come to greet the monks and pray. I really like this Temple because of its beautiful architecture and surrounding grounds, the view of the city from each level, the artworks, artefacts and information scattered all around. Artworks include paintings that depict traditional every day Thai life, correct behaviour as taught by the scriptures as well as the story of the life of the The Buddha carved into the doors and window shutters. It is easy to spend a whole day here getting lost wandering around discovering new area's while viewing the surrounding city from one of the best vantage points in Khon Kaen.

Wat Nong Wang (วัดหนองแวง) is Khon Kaen city’s biggest, most important temple, and also its one must-see tourist attraction. It was founded in 1789, the same year the city was settled, though there are no old buildings left. It became a royal temple in 1984. About 55 monks and 225 novices live here. It’s ordinary in most regards, except for the stunning nine-story Phra Mahathat Kaen Nakhon, a stupa unlike any other in Thailand. Many of the links below take you to other articles explaining the art in detail. Phra Mahathat Kaen Nakhon The ground floor is open 6am-5pm and floors 2-9 are open 8am-4.30pm. Phra Mahathat Kaen Nakhon stupa was built to celebrate both the king’s golden jubilee (celebration of 50 years on the throne) and the two hundredth birthday of Khon Kaen city. It is 50m long on the side and 80m tall and has nine floors because he was King Rama 9. Construction was started in 1990 and it was inaugurated in 1996. The idea for the stupa came from the highly respected Luang Paw Koon Kantigo, the then abbot. The design was inspired by the Eiffel Tower and the Shwedagon Pagoda, both of which he saw while travelling. The most important of the abbot’s ideas, however, is the stupa’s curved shape, chosen to be that made by a hanging fishing net – called a catenary curve in physics. People’s ashes are kept in the stupas at each of the four corners and the naga-topped wall around the stupa. Before construction, when this area was still rice field, a naga came to tell a high-ranking monk in a dream that there was a naga breathing hole where the stupa was going to be built. So, the stupa was built about 10m from the original intended location and these naga were incorporated into the design. The shape of the top part of the stupa was inspired by Phra That Kham Kaen stupa (notice the redented corners) north of the city and has a golden-colored vine pattern similar to that on the very important Phra That Phanom stupa in Nakhon Phanom province. Ground Floor The temple’s center of activity is the stupa’s ground floor, which has a Buddha relic inside a chamber with a nine-spired roof. Next to it is a life-like resin statue of Luang Paw Koon Kantigo, the previous abbot (Unusual, because these are normally made after an abbot has died, but this one was put here many years before.), and in the back is a copy of the Chinnarat Buddha (from Phitsanulok); two copies of Phra Kaew (the Emerald Buddha), one green and one orange; and a baby Buddha. They are facing west, rather than the usual east, because the original Chinnarat Buddha also faces west. Along the northern wall is a table with 108 alms bowls (for donating 108 coins) and another full of daily Buddhas. The number 108 was important in ancient India and so it is found in many Buddhist stories, most importantly the 108 signs of perfection to show that he was the Buddha – this is also why there are often 108 symbols on the soles of many large Buddha footprints.

The main Temple of Khonkaen called Wat - Nong - Wang (in Thai). There is 9 floor with closely pyramid shape. All decoration is very Thai, which beautiful, charming and richy by the golden colour of gold. The activity is walk around the floor then step up to the top of temple. The location is beside of kaennakorn swamp that very massive impress by the top view from the top of Nongwang temple.

As a non believer I can review just the multi storey building. Once you get the last floor you will see an amazing 360 degrees view. The stairs are not easy to climb because the steps are high and narrow.

I recently had the chance to visit a temple that turned out to be one of the most peaceful and calming places I’ve been to in a while. The entire atmosphere was so serene, surrounded by lush greenery and open space—it really felt like a peaceful escape from the city. At first, the entrance was a little confusing; it felt like I might have taken a wrong turn because the road leading in wasn’t clearly marked. But once I arrived, I was amazed at how beautiful and well-maintained the temple grounds were. There’s a parking area available, which is really helpful, especially if you’re driving. I visited around midday, and I have to say—it was extremely hot. But even with the heat, the experience was enjoyable because the temple has a lot of trees and shaded areas that help cool things down a bit. They also provide free umbrellas for visitors, which was such a thoughtful touch. I’d still recommend bringing your own if you can, just in case all the shared ones are being used. The temple architecture is stunning. As I walked around the grounds, I couldn’t help but stop to admire all the different statues, shrines, and details in the structures. Each piece of art and sculpture felt meaningful and beautifully designed. There was so much attention to detail, and I found myself spending quite a bit of time just quietly observing everything. It was like being in an outdoor art gallery—but filled with spiritual energy and tradition. One nice surprise was a donation point where you could contribute toward free ice cream for visitors. That small gesture made a big impact, especially on such a hot day! I also appreciated the friendly staff and volunteers helping out with the traditional offerings, like candles and bells. One of them told us we didn’t have to remove our shoes on the hot pavement since the sun had made the ground almost too hot to walk on—but of course, we removed them before entering the sacred area upstairs to show respect. Once I climbed the stairs to the upper level of the temple, the breeze made everything feel cooler. The wind blowing through that high spot made it a perfect place to sit for a moment, take a deep breath, and really enjoy the view and peaceful surroundings. Despite the midday heat, the whole experience felt worthwhile and refreshing for the spirit. Visiting this temple was definitely one of the highlights of my trip. It’s not just about seeing a beautiful place, but also about feeling calm, connected, and inspired. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a meaningful stop on their journey.

Some parts of this wat remind me of a church, maybe it is because of the big cupola.... And yet on top of the cupola, there is this "shade/umbrella" of the Buddhist temple. For me it is a nice "baroque" design.

Very pretty. Not a lot of people. Very quiet and peaceful place.

Beautiful temple with a unique style, well worth a visit. Large temple with grounds to explore really nice

Beautiful for sure. But not really worth the trip. It's very little to see.

I came here on a bit of a last minute whim when Mama wanted to stop by to pray for a bit. Why not. The grounds are absolutely beautiful and the main temple sitting in what appears as the middle of a small lake is impressive. I really don't have much to tell with respect to the cultural meaning of the place as everything is in Thai only however luckily there are a number of Thai reviews here that give you a bit of background. From my perspective many of the statues were very unusual depicting strange little creatures somewhere between human and NOT, seemingly guarding the shrines on the 4 corners of the main temple. My wife new little about the temple but mentioned that these are children caught between living in the real world and spirit world. In general it is a great place for some photos and the awesome beauty of the entire grounds make for a nice place to check out.

The temple is stunning with great vibe. We went there on Sunday but not too cloudy which is good. Lots of place that amazingly us which telling the story doing good and bad. Recommended to come once in life time. My kids are really love here

Very interesting place. I was not aware that Thailand had it's own individual species of dinosaurs exclusive to this region.

We visited the dinosaur museum in Kalasin and had a really great time. It’s an impressive place with a lot to see and learn, especially for kids who love dinosaurs. The exhibitions are interesting and there’s a lot of history packed into the museum. You can tell it’s been there a while, though – some parts are starting to look a bit worn and could use some maintenance. Still, the overall experience was absolutely worth it. After the museum, we walked up the hill behind it to visit a beautiful temple at the top. The view from up there is fantastic and adds something extra to the whole trip. If you’re in the area, I’d definitely recommend stopping by. It’s a fun and educational outing with a nice mix of nature, culture, and prehistoric adventure.

A good place for dinosaur lovers! Probably the best in the SEA region. Big enough with lots of exhibits of skeletons and fossils of ancient animals. However, some exhibits are broken or not well kept, so not in a good shape. The excavation site, up the hill, is interesting and not to be missed.

Very informative museum. Defiantly work the trip. Lots of displays. Was really impressed at the level of detail, quality and visual appearance. Alot of the displays are in thai, but Google translate helps. Also walk up to dig sit is also worth it.

The museum is very nice! But why I need paid 150 baht??? I stay work here as a Teacher for 9 years have a Pink card and Working permit but still pay as a Tourist! A retirement men and people who travel can pay easy. It's very bad why need to pay full price not same as local. Anyway Kalasin is always a nice place.

The Sirindhon Museum in Kalasin province offers a fantastic educational experience for all ages. This museum provides insight into fossils, particularly dinosaur fossils, and the methods used to preserve them. Children, especially those in primary school, will be fascinated by the diverse range of dinosaur species on display, making it difficult to leave this captivating place. It's a source of wonder and discovery that goes beyond traditional knowledge found in textbooks or libraries. Established by HRH Princess Sirindhon, the museum is a highly recommended destination that focuses on educational enrichment for both children and adults. We had a wonderful time at the museum. Definitelt a Mus-See attraction , when you stay in Kalasin. Kudos kalasin!

Not to recommend for foreigners, as they have to pay the triple price for a ticket! Thai perst is 50 Bath entrance fee and for foreigners 150 Bath. Even with a WP and pink Thai identity card, they'll charge the triple price! Very sad as it could be interesting and something I usually would like to support with my hard earned money. Tourismus friendly should be different in my opinion!

Following the GPS directions was very easy, and once I arrived, I was impressed by how spacious the temple grounds were. Since it is located in a forested area, you’ll often see deer and peacocks wandering freely around, which makes the atmosphere feel lively and close to nature. The temple itself is beautifully designed with detailed architecture, and the facilities are well maintained, including very clean restrooms. One of the highlights I highly recommend is the large wooden pavilion, built from timber sourced from under the Lam Pao Dam. It has a truly majestic and sacred feel, with intricate craftsmanship that shows great dedication and artistry. Another remarkable feature is the sandstone carvings that decorate the outer structures. While it can get hot outside under the sun, once you walk into the main temple grounds and the wooden pavilion area, the air feels cooler, shaded, and peaceful. The entire area is well-kept, clean, and perfect for walking around and taking photos. There is also a cave with a reclining Buddha statue, which is said to be from the same historical period as the construction of Wat Phra That Phanom, making it both culturally and historically significant. Overall, this temple is a stunning place to visit. It combines natural beauty, impressive architecture, and sacred history. Highly recommended for sightseeing, photography, or simply enjoying a calm and refreshing atmosphere. 🙏✨

A very peaceful and beautiful Buddhism temple in Kalasin province. The temple is on the way to go home and we visit when we passed by. I like the temple a lot, tons of trees, peaceful atmosphere, very grace pagoda. Ancient carved Reclining Buddha and other wild animal, deer and peacock.

Beautiful wat, very clean, recommended visit sure

This temple is a must see if in KALISIN you must make the trip. We drove to the Main entrance and the gate was closed so we turned around and headed home. Stopping just ahead to get a drink before going back my wife asked why the temple was closed and found out that the gate is not locked just open and shut it once we where in there are wild animals there they want to keep them off the road. Wonderful news see my photos words can not do this place justice.

The recommended place for those who are ancient temple lover.

One of the most amazing temples I've been to!!! This place is a must-visit if you are in Kalasin. Aside from its, serene atmosphere, you can strongly feel the power of Buddhist's faith through its picturesque architecture. Make sure to visit both sides of the temple. The inner side, where the original 2500-year-old lying Buddha is, has a large variety of Buddhist amulets. Plus, this inner side is filled with peacocks! I've never seen so many peacocks in an outdoor space like this. Definitely remarkable.

Beautiful temple. The size is beyond belief. Amazing to see

Bumpy road to get there. Careful of kids and dogs in the narrow roads. Surroundings are run down but the dock is stable. The fish like bread. There isn't much to do in this area so it's worth it if you're bored. There was no one there selling food for the fish.

A fish sanctuary, not that big but is quite tranquil and pleasant, a great place to relax and feed fish, bags of fish food sold at sites, you can also buy fish, turtles or eels to release back into the water, its all fairly cheap. This is a holy size and no fishing is allowed. Nice place for a picnic.

Good place to take the children for an hour or 2...feed the fish and the goats..good sceanary

Feed and release fish eel and turtles cheap

(Translated by Google) The Chi River is vast. The day we went there was open for fishing for 2 days, people were lively, there were a lot of things for sale, the weather was very hot. But there is also a pavilion, a water pavilion, shaded trees, and inside there are goats and chickens, and restrooms. (Original) ลำน้ำชีกว้างใหญ่ วันที่ไปมีการเปิดให้ตกปลา 2 วัน ผู้คนคึกคัก มีของขายเยอะ อากาศร้อนมากๆ แต่ก็มีศาลากลางน้ำ มีร่มไม้ ภายในมีเลี้ยงแพะ เลี้ยงไก่ มีห้องน้ำบริการ

(Translated by Google) It's been very quiet this year. There were no fish at all. The place was abandoned and dilapidated. Weeds floating in the water I feel sorry for the tourists who want to see the same fish again. (Original) มาปีนี้เงียบมาก ปลาก็ไม่มีเลย สถานที่ก็ปล่อยล้างทรุดโทรม ผักวัชพืชลอยเต็มน้ำ สงสารนักท่องเที่ยวอยากเห็นปลาเหมือนเดิมอีกครั้ง

(Translated by Google) The entrance is very damaged. Should improve urgently. Went during this time. The water is clear, there are lots of fish, big fish. The water pavilion looks safe. (Original) ทางเข้าไปชำรุดมาก ควรปรับปรุงด่วนค่ะ ไปช่วงนี้น้ำใส ปลาเยอะ ปลาตัวใหญ่ ศาลากลางน้ำก็ดูปลอดภัยดี

อย่าทิ้งขยะ! อย่าทิ้งขยะ! If you have the time, this historical chedi is worth a visit. It doesn’t have much information but it dates back 10th century. It’s believed to mark the place where meetings and festivals were held. The old trees surrounding the chedi adds to the beauty. Unfortunately the locals have allowed the old model village & walkway from the parking area to fall apart. Also visitors throw their litter on the ground. Do they know what a trash bin is? Close by is a relaxing area along the water called “Na Ta Caffe”.

Phra that yakhu is the largest chedi within the ancient of Fa Daet Song Yang.

Very peaceful and beautiful place.

Minimalist with beautiful & peaceful mind

We went here on a festival day and it was magnificent. A very old temple site (no temple buildings to see) but without the annual festival I am not sure it will hold any interest to tourists. For a video review see YouTube channel Sunrise in Isaan and search for PHRA THAT YA KHU.

Very old ruins. There is a plaque with Thai and English. There is more there I didn't see. It was very large, and actual city. Amazing.

Very interesting. Visited during a weekday and still managed to watch the ladies making the hanging decorations. Much busier at weekends.

Okay 👍

As a “farang” I enjoy the old temples- not the newly built massive “bots”. This old temple grounds has removed most of the original buildings and sadly the trees. But there is an old structure ( for manuscripts?) that still exists surrounded by water. -Worth a visit if you’re walking around the city park.

A very beautiful Wat, unfortunately it was closed

Browse around / see new things

Lovely but don't go out of your way for it.

I like the high-roofed main building.

my place

Amazing tall Buddha which can be seen from far away in Roi Et City. 60 meters high with a base of 8 meters. The inside is very peaceful and engaging to meditate and honor the Buddha. Very popular among local people,it is a highly considered and 'busy' Wat. There are sacred trees in front of it as well a a small cave with a reclining Buddha. Monks are often there to give their blessing and accept the gifts.

A beautiful and well-maintained temple. There’s a peaceful, special atmosphere here. The nearly 60-meter tall Buddha statue is truly impressive – definitely worth seeing in person.

the temple is not big but the buddha is the tallest standing buddha statue in thailand. In front of temple you will find a big tree with cave, which the laying buddha inside and behind the tree you will see the sculpture that tell the story of buddha

This is a must visit Buddhist and religious place. The standing Buddha is approximately 65 m tall. Don’t forget to investigate the grounds in temple buildings as well. There is an interesting cave with some very interesting statues in the garden.

Very impressive temple. Inside the temple rest many monk mannequin of highest craftsmanship with unbelievable realistic look I ever seen. Very peaceful temple accompanied by birds constant chirping. Such a shame that everything's in Thai. I'm sure there are amazing story behind every sculptures here especially what each monk sculptures available here.

Beautiful place, peace and quiet... The standing Buddha is amazing, the temples are beautiful... Flowers, Accessories for monk are prepared, and affordable, 20-100 baht.. fast and convenient. However parking lot should not be in front of temples and standing Buddha.

Unfortunately many of the old trees vegetation & gardens have been removed. It’s slowly becoming a large parking lot. It’s an important wat in Roiet to visit for “good merit”.

One of the best maintained city parks in all of Thailand. The community is proud of their park and keep it clean and respect the rules. Many shade trees, flower gardens, walkways, and an amazing playground for children. It is the center for community activities.

It is a pretty clean and tidy organised place/park. It is the most important landmark in Roi Et. The parking spaces are very few and it’s not being very well managed. Everything else apart that is fine

A hive of activity in the evening with many people enjoying the relaxing walk around the lake. Close to many restaurants, the aquarium and last but certainly not least, The Roi-et Tower which boasts spectacular 360deg. views from 101metres above, artwork depicting the history of the province, a skywalk and souvenir shops which has fantastic choices of food and clothing items. A zip-line from the top will be opened for those adrenaline junkies. A fun visit for the whole family 💯

A small town with peaceful environment where could sooth your soul. Significantly created, a new landmark, Wot-shaped tower opened a few days ago to welcome everyone-the locals and all visitors. The opposite locates to the Lakmueang shrine, surrounded by the water of the intown pond. Outdoor baseketball courts and indoor fiteness gym, including public fitness equipments are available.

I really love about the atmosphere there. People are also very healthy, i wonder why not cause the park is very beautiful and gorgeous even i want to live there lol

The park is beautifully landscaped and outdoor activities include exercise, walking, running, bicycling, tai chi, yoga, fitness and more.

Great place to visit…,The Biggest landmark of Roi-Et province

The temple is huge and beautiful. The pagoda is great too with tons of parking space. Pity that i feel like the temple is lack of proper maintenances. However, it is still worth to stop by for visiting

For a person that enjoys unique architecture, this Buddhist temple is complex in its design and massive. Unfortunately when you walk all around the grounds and inside the 3 levels, you realize it is not completed yet. It is sad to see the structures already deteriorating from neglect ( maintenance is usually not considered in Thai buildings… allow it to fall apart, then build new😓) I couldn’t help but think of the millions and millions of dollars that could have gone towards helping the needy, sick, & improve one’s education. ) Let’s hope this wat is some day completed and maintained. 🙏 ( btw… I’d be happy to pay 100 baht entrance fee in order to have the spot lights on inside in order to admire the intricate details of the interior.)

one of the gigantic temples i have ever visited. you can walk around and get photo with this temple in any corner and also there is the garden around. However, there might be some part needing maintenance support. just come and donate $$ as a merit making 🙏🏻🙏🏻

Very beautiful temple with incredible decor inside, is located high with lovely surroundings.

This is one of our favorite places to bring visitors. We also come on a very regular basis for the coconut ice cream -served in a coconut with all you can scoop sprinkles and peanuts. These shops also have coconut water - which is so very necessary in the heat of Thailand. It’s also a great place to stop for any shopping you might need to do. Lots of local wood products, skirts, musical instruments, and local t-shirts, as well. All sorts of local snacks can be found here too. Of course the chedi itself is amazing. It’s still a work in progress, but it is stunning! It is handicap friendly most of the time, but the last two times I was there the elevator was broken. My favorite part is the wall that surrounds the chedi. It’s a gorgeous walk in the morning. The view over the valley is stunning. There are also bathrooms right in the wall, so you don’t have to go far!

Very beautiful Tempel. MUST see, if you are near Roi Et

So far one of the most amazing temple with panoramic view in Thailand. Suay!

This temple is definitely worth a visit—make sure to go all the way to the top. This was my second time here, and there were fewer visitors compared to my first visit. However, it could use some cleaning. Since people walk barefoot, there’s a lot of bird droppings on the floors inside the temple.

The exterior of this place appears to be under construction or renovation, with scaffolding in some areas and certain parts still unpainted. Inside, there are six floors, each beautifully and intricately decorated. However, due to the spacious layout, it might feel a bit empty. The top floor has quite a steep staircase, so those who aren't physically strong may find it a bit tiring. Overall, it's decent, but it would likely be even better once fully completed. For transportation, there are shuttle services that pick visitors up from the temple's arch near the parking area. As for the souvenirs sold at the parking area, the prices are a bit on the high side.

Very beautiful temple with old ancient texts. A few more coins will make the light in the water more bright 😇 I like the lila paintings. For what is the colour lila?

The place is stunning, but it is currently still being reconditioned, so there are sections that are basically under construction / unfinished. I still recommend visiting as it is very impressive. Parking is not inside the walls ( at least not when we went ) park at the market, and then walk to just inside the gate, they have a bus from the gate to the actual temple and back. Also, I really recommend the coconut ice cream in the market for after, especially on a really hot day.

Wow.. I did not expect such an amazing temple from looking at the outside, but once you step through the gates you are in a different world. Google maps takes you to the old temple at the bottom of the hill, you need to keep driving another 2-3km to turn off for this temple. There is transport up the hill from near the carpark and it costs a donation. Well worth visiting...!

A spectacular temple with amazing 360 degree views from mountain height plus the hight of the tower seeing over the tallest trees if you go to the top. It also has information about the history and influential monks whove been involved there making the experience much more interesting. Worth the trip. It's large and has many floors and the grounds are beautiful and intricate. You can spend 1.5h easily, longer if you will make merit or meditate. The entrance was not where Google maps points for me.

Wow this is my second time here the first was 8 years ago and all I can remember was the heat lol. Today there was an overcast and very mild rain and that made all the difference. I went all the way to top and made it back down. I recommend coming during the weekday there is very little foot traffic and you can actually enjoy the whole place there is history and religious experience here a must see if in the area.

Quite a run down and not so well maintained aquarium. Was rather disappointed to be honest. Some tanks are way too small for the marine life inside. It was terrible. The tickets are cheap but they really need to take care of the marine life and their living conditions better.

Great Aquarium with different types of fishes.. there are lots of fishes I could know .. sorry I didn't took any picture of the fish .. but yeah the place the view outside too were also quite interesting too.

very nice aquarium, ticket cost is 30thb both for thai and foreigner

I am giving 5 stars as this respite from hot weather was just in time. The fishes all appear to be in good condition and I especially liked the tank with reef sharks. The aquarium is suitable for adults and children. There are snacks offered by vendors at fair prices. The 30 Baht entry fee applies to citizens and foreigners alike. Thank you, Sisaket. Handicapped accessible.

Very nice aquarium with reasonable price for local n tourist..

This was something that I wanted to visit for a long time. You might not realize that Sisaket aquarium is a very unique aquarium because most of the tanks, as well as the main tank, feature fresh water fish. These fish do not come from the ocean. You have to imagine yourself swimming in the river and seeing these fish (some of them comparable to a bull) swimming next to you. They have really impressive beasts and the way they display them is also very interesting since they have a really big tank with 2 tubes meant for people to go through and see the fish from below. They also have fish at the entrance which you don't have to pay to see, one of them is a "paiche", a south American fish found in the Amazon river. They also have a lot of alligator gars outside, those are some prehistoric interesting looking fish from the Americas. Overall a very good experience. The ticket was just 30 baht and there is no time limit inside.

Nice selection of local fish. Labels were all in Thai so I can't judge those. Some were missing. Still, for a small local aquarium I think children can learn, especially if there are guides or docents helping them. I was impressed.