The 35 best parks and gardens in Udon Thani

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.

Tranquil lake with the famous Udon Thani ducks, although on our visit in early march they had been removed from the water to the lakeside - still a great photo op. At normal walking speed you can walk around the lake in around 1-hour, there's also option to jog and a dedicated cycle lane. Lots of food, drink, manicure and massage options around the perimeter. If you visit it in a weekend evening, you can combine with a visit to the large Udon Thani Weekend Night Market, with a huge variety of food, drink, new & vintage clothing, electronics etc.

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.

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 😊

This was our last stop on our family’s long weekend to Thailand, and it was easily my favorite. I was looking to fill a gap before going back to Laos. But this was one of the cleanest, well kept parks I’ve been to in Isaan. Only an hour from Nong Khai. We got there at 3:30 and it closes at 4:30. They were nice enough to give us an extra 30 minutes at the front desk. We hustled and still managed to see 19 out of the 27 landmarks. Leave yourself 3 hours to not feel rushed.

A little slippery when it has been rainy but worth the effort! Stunning rock formations and prehistoric hand paintings. Beautiful walk and helpful guides at various points. If elderly or disabled they will take you on a golf cart to get closer to the natural sites and ancient ruins.

When I arrived at the entrance office and purchased the entry ticket, a guide was allocated to me and provided with a detailed map of the area. If you are not keen on walking too much, they also provide electric buggies to reach the main area. But walking is essential if you want to visit other areas within the park. Short after entering this Unesco World Heritage site, you feel like you have entered to an ancient world with unusual rock formations created by erosions occurred millions of years ago. Although some of the paintings on the rocks are faded but can best be seen where some rocks have formed a natural shelter. Around these rocks, there are religious shrines with mostly Buddhist influence. You can see Sīma stones which are boundary markers for sacred areas of Buddhist activities. It is believed that this area has been inhabited since prehistoric times, about 2,500 to 3,000 years ago. My guide (Supannee) was very professional, knowledgeable and patient. She was very kind and took time to explain me details and history of various sites

A perfect afternoon/evening walk until closing, chill lil hike in the rainforest, if ure lucky, they bring u a bit indide ;) All ages, bring water and a hat.

Excellent archeological UNESCO site, well worth a visit. I had a cab take me out there from Nong Khai and wait, whilst I walked around by myself (organised by my hostel). The taxi was 1800 Baht flat fee for one person, or 2000 for three people (negotiable). I left at 9am and arrived back in Nong Khai by 1:30pm. The taxi was definitely worth the money. 400 baht p/h for transport and a driver is standard, with fuel included. Mr Winai also drove me to Udon Thani airport. He’s reliable and punctual, but doesn’t speak English. I would not recommend going by scooter as it is too far (60km and about a 2 hr ride), and online maps will probably not work out there. The site opens at 8:30, and I am glad I got there in the morning. This is not a place to visit on a really hot day (over 35), or in the afternoon. It is a not a busy tourist site. The walk around is easy (some stairs), but not wheelchair accessible. Kids over 5 would be fine. Plenty of signage and staff around, and you get a map with your 100 baht entry fee. Give yourself 2-3 hours, more if you want to go to the viewing platform, or walk the entire park. The little restaurant on the side of the carpark has noodles for 50 baht (with an English menu), which is where I stopped and had a nice lunch after the walk.

This is a significant historical and religious site in Udon Thani, known for its natural beauty and spiritual importance. 🅿️ The parking area is spacious, making it easy to visit even on busy days. 📍 A new information center is clean, well-managed, and provides clear brochures, maps, and helpful guidance — all for just 20 THB per person. 🚘 There are golf carts available for elderly visitors, which is a thoughtful touch. 🌿 The entire site is very well maintained, with clean walking paths and detailed signs at each point of interest. 🪨 The rock formations at Phu Phra Bat are impressive and awe-inspiring. Every area is clean, accessible, and clearly marked. 🪑 Benches are placed thoughtfully along the walking route, perfect for those who need a break. The benches are new and very clean, adding to the comfort of the visit. ☀️ Best enjoyed on a clear weather day to fully appreciate the natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere.

It’s a beautiful 2-3 hours walk and many cool historical sites

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

A broad spread of the history of Udon Thani and the region. Early exhibits are only in Thai but as you move through more have a Thai and English explanation. A strong focus on the growth of Udon over the past 150 years. Worth a visit.

Free for everyone, the museum is very nice. Easily to access for everyone including wheelchair users. Multiple interactive points for children are really nice and interesting. Very warm welcome from all staff. Definitely, we will recommend this place to our friends and family. If we could have a chance, we will certainly be back to visit again soon. Really nice and joy with my family there!

This place is beyond my expectation! Usually the city museum is not well maintain or old but not this place. The staff did the great job and the exhibition is interesting. Not saying that this is the best museum in Thailand but this make me rank Udon Thani top in my heart.

You can visit this museum at no charge, FREE. Just register at the building next to it. It’s nice and informative and I’m amazed with the variety of display. Definitely a must go if you are in town.

It's a well-organized museum that offers an informative and concise look at Udon Thani's past, making it a worthwhile stop for those interested in local heritage. It's free.

This is a really interesting museum if you want to learn about Udon Thani and the city's role in the history of the entire country. Udon Thani might be a small city and does not get a lot of tourist attention, but it played an important role in the Siam empire. This museum is well curated and the layout is easy to navigate. The pieces they have on display are unique and most have English descriptions. We spent over an hour and learned a lot about the city, its people and the Thai nation. Free to visit and has plenty of parking.

Free to visit museum. Apart from a piece on the ending of the Vietnam conflict, all the audio and audio/visual presentations are in Thai. However, written descriptions are in both Thai and English throughout the museum. There's quite a bit to see here on two floors, and you just follow the one-way route. You have the geological history of the Isan area described at the start. Udon Thani actually means Northern Town. It is interesting to learn about the history of Udon Thani and how it came into existence. I was particularly interested in the influence American had in Udon, resulting from the establishment of military bases in the area. It affected the region both culturally and economically as personnel needed a variety of facilities and services from the local communities. This impact carried forward into the Cold War era where Thai & American governments worked together in deterring the spread of communism in Asia. If you are Thai or understand Thai language, you can pick up a card at reception, which you can use to activate the audio/visual elements of the museum.

I visited this aquarium with my friends. We started from Nong Khai station and booked a Grab car to get there. Since it was our first time in Nong Khai, the distance from the station to the aquarium felt quite far. Considering the hot weather in Thailand, taking a car was definitely the best option. The aquarium is located on Nong Khai Campus, Khon Kaen University. We had to pay an entrance fee upon arrival. As university students, we showed our student cards to get a discount. Inside, the aquarium was clean, and the air conditioning made it very comfortable. The variety of fish was impressive, especially the species from the Mekong River. Each tank was clearly labeled with information, which made the experience even more enjoyable. Near the exit, there’s a souvenir stand where we could take a break. Overall, I really enjoyed my visit and would recommend it to others.

I visited the Nong Khai Aquarium during my sightseeing tour of Udon Thani province. It has got a good collection of fish species such as predatory fish, species inhabiting coral reefs, commercially important fish and many more from various parts of the world. You can see some interesting species from the Mekong River and some critically endangered fish as well. It is worthwhile to visit this Aquarium if you are in this area.

We visited the Nong Khai Aquarium last two week ago with our kid and had a really enjoyable time.The tunnel tank was the definite highlight for all of us! Walking through the glass tunnel with giant fish, and other Mekong River fish swimming overhead was fantastic. Overall, we had a great family experience. It’s a fun, educational, and cool.

My experience was OK. Little kids seemed to enjoy though. Many empty and dirty tanks. Started with paying more money for myself than the rest of the family, because I am a foreigner. But...that seems to be the norm with most National Parks and sites (my limited experience over the past year). Even my Thai family doesn't understand why we don't pay the same price. There are some cool things to see in the glass tunnel. Overall, has a lot of potential. Just needs some TLC.

The fish are mainly those found in the Mekong River which is informative enough but there are no colourful fish. The show consists of a diver going into the massive aquarium and feeding the same fish which swarm around him.

It was good experience. I assume can do diving there but did not see the price. If you have Thai driving licence can pay Thai price. Thai people 70 THB Foreigners 150 THB Worth to show your Thai driving licence 😉😉😉 Close to main gate caffe where you can order good local price food.

It's cheaper for the ticket. I really enjoyed exploring this aquarium. I learnt many kinds of fish here. The toilet is clean enough. There's a souvenir booth before exit.

Absolutely one of the better city pillar shrines I have seen in Thailand. Covering a pretty big area compared to most other similar shrines there’s plenty to see here. The shrine is surrounded by a nice little park area that is very well kept. A must see location in Udon Thani in my opinion

City Pillar Shrine of Udon Thani – A Sacred Spot for Peace of Mind, where both locals and visitors come to pay their respects regularly — whether they've just arrived, are here for work, or live in the province. 🙏 The shrine is believed to bring peace, comfort, and blessings, making it a popular place for those seeking a sense of grounding and good fortune. 🏛️ The area are spacious, beautifully maintained, clean, and peaceful, offering a calm and respectful atmosphere in the heart of the city.

Could that have been the spirit of Buddha in the form of a butterfly feasting on the nectar of fresh flowers next to the city pillar ?

Beautiful shrine. There was a big night market there on Saturday.

It is right in the middle of the city. It is a small shrine but very distinct in features. Worshiper offered the prayer as people went about their daily lives.

Second City Pilar in Ubon Ratchathani. The first one is on the square on the side of the National Museum. It is a small shrine but well frequented by the population.

Amazing wat at Night. I love it.

Very good Wat. The museum was a highlight. The building are amazing, the attention to details is fantastic. Something I really like. If choosing between places to go and you like to be educated a little then this might be the place for you

A beautiful Buddhist temple dedicated to someone of great national importance to Thailand and its people. A huge site, a tranquil setting, and the opportunity to learn more about the life of Luang Ta Maha Bua.

This is a Theravada Buddhist monastery, Thai Forest Tradition was built in 1955, located in the udon thani, Thailand. Ajahn Maha Bua, a Thai meditator is the founder.

A beautiful Temple on a beautiful site surrounded by a moat. I hadn't realised that there is also a large museum on the same site but it's closed on Mondays. There are big car parks on either side of the Temple site so I expect this place is very popular during Buddhist celebrations/festivals. Do also visit the opened sided assembly hall seperate to the island next to the main car park. There is the structure for many stalls along one side of the car park but it was very quiet today, not many visitors. Temple is free to visit, just sign your name and where you're from. Shoes must be taken off and put on racks at the entrance to the site.

This forest monastery has a long history of community centric activities. Way back during the 1997 Asian currency crisis its famous abbot rallied support for the Thai economy via donations. Even today the temple features such activities as free health services incl. traditional Thai medicine and massage. People around offer free food and drinks for the visitors. Unlike many other popular places there is no hussle for donations and no commercial interest. Very friendly and welcoming.

The architecture is really beautiful, especially the woodwork. We need to wear properly or they will give you a long skirt. It's hot here as no tree along the road. So umbrella/hat/sunglasses are recommended.

A very beautiful place to visit. Regardless of religion, this place gives you a feel of peace and quiet. Moderate crowd and able to keep safe distancing. Really worth visiting especially for those who loves to take pictures. The black and white combo give a very good contrast. Do not worry on walking around without shoes, the marbles used for flooring are fabulous as you do not feel the heat during noon.

Some lovely orchids to see and buy to take away. The scented ones weren't ready when we visited - they tend to be propagated in the rainy season. They do have a lovely scent though. Not too impressed by the dancing orchids - there was a gentle breeze moving the leaves, not convinced that it was in response to the little Bluetooth speaker!

Very disappointed. When we went, the place was open, but there was no one around to talk to. The orchids are well maintained, and there are a lot of them, but they are primarily one variety. Floors were slick from wet algae. If you really like orchids, then it might be worth a visit.

If you or your SO enjoys orchids, then a visit here will be worthwhile. They have a unique orchid that has a nice fragrance in the morning, but the fragrance fades in the afternoon. Therefore, if you wish to visit, I would suggest you do so in the morning. If you are not into orchids/plants, you can probably pass on this one, as there really is little see other than the orchids and other plants.

Not a lot to see here but then there is not a lot to see in Udon Thani. That being said, it is a pleasant diversion requiring no more than 30 mins of your time. Scented Orchid and Dancing Tea Leaves Tea plants are the highlights. Very quiet and serene setting. Not many orchids in bloom when we were here but still very pleasant walk through.

On arrival, we were informed that they no longer allow public viewing

28/12/2019 ... no signs of business existing here.

It is interesting if you got free time and you are close by. Unless you are interested in the orkids don't go.

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.

Interesting museum. Extremely well preserved jars and other precious metals. We learnt a lot about history of this region of Thailand. It is about 45min from Udon Thani. Highly recommend if you are curious about history and conservation.

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!

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

Beautiful place in every way. Feels like walking in a Chinese garden. Free to enter. I would recommend to go here and experience this wonderful place and its tranquility in the middle of a busy city. The place is also close to their lakes and parks so if you are here might as well stop by some more locations

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.

Foreign prices here even for Thai national children when in company with foreigner parent. They said the entry fee information at google for using kids pool 100thb per person only, was out dated. Meanwhile i argued over this, multiple locals actually came and paid 100baht and walked in. My oldest daughter who lives in Thailand permanently felt sad understanding what was going on there and we had to leave the place and drive 30kms to the next water park. Also, if the information would really been out dated, such a big branch should keep their information up to date frequently, for people to know before they decide to drive there

Kids had a lot of fun. Parking was plentiful, and the parking attendant was very friendly and courteous. Only suggestion for staff is to ensure tables are cleared of food and cleaned after guests leave as it looks unsightly.

Normally give 4-5 stars, but this time, there are many points for improvement. Want to give 3.5 stars but can't, so I'll give 3 instead. For the owner who invested, I deducted 1 star for the female staff at the door, whose face was very negative, not impressive. Another deduction is because the toys are old and dirty, especially the water. There is some moss, some dirt, some tiles under the floor are broken, making it easy to get injured. And another deduction is because everything is expensive. You can rent towels, lizards, and rubber rings. The price should be raised a bit more to include all of this. It would be better to walk back and forth several times before you can play. There is only an open shower in front of the bathroom. After showering, you have to walk to the bathroom to change. It will be a bit difficult if you have to wash your hair because there are only 4 standing places to shower and the water is gentle. But if you don't think too much, kids will like to have fun as kids do. Go in the evening so it's not too hot. There is food for sale as well. Coffee, drinks, good luck and have a nice day. it is located in the city which is a good thing.

Very good fun. If people in your party don't want to swim the price is reduced. Although I would recommend that your friend who doesn't want to go on the slide go with you to take your shoes back as walking bare feet is not comfortable.

Nice water park in the middle of the city, mainly geared towards younger children. Unfortunately, the facilities and slides are quite outdated and poorly maintained. Renovation is definitely needed here. The food is okay but nothing special. The slides are old too, but still gave an adult a lot of fun 😎👌🏻 The path to the slides is very rocky and painful 😣 – this really should be improved with sand, wood, or something similar. Other than that, it was a nice day with a foam party for the little ones at the end. 😎👍🏻🇹🇭

Kids 100B Adult100B that for playing kids zone. If want to play the big slide that's 250B per person. Locker rental at 50B per locker. No kids float will be provided. Everything have to buy. No bringing of own water bottle. Drinks at 30B per bottle. Food is kinda expensive also. Lazy river is full of defects on floor. Becareful to get cuts. Worst is no proper toilet to Shower. Shower in a open place and go in the toilet to get changed. That's it.

Great place for kids looked everywhere around to find a waterpark and this was the only one that was open due to Covid it was unreel as no one was there and we were the only ones in the park kids had such an amazing time

Nice clock tower. Again I would say it’s nothing really to make a bigger effort to see but if you are nearby of course you should see it. To be honest I would rather go see a temple as this clock tower isn’t really this special or beautiful

I see this clock tower everyday.

Nice square

Low price and good taste street food

It is a traffic roundabout

(Translated by Google) On the Clock Tower the time is displayed in large red digital numbers, but it is not always functional. The roundabout itself is small and is mainly used as a reference point for navigating the city. Displayed above the clock, are images of the king. (Original) Sulla Torre dell'Orologio l'ora viene visualizzata in grandi numeri digitali rossi, ma non è sempre funzionante. La rotonda stessa è piccola ed è utilizzata principalmente come punto di riferimento per la navigazione in città. Visualizzate sopra l'orologio, ci sono le immagini del re.

(Translated by Google) A clock tower with a photo of the royal family hanging on it. There is a fair amount of traffic. (Original) 王族の写真が掲げられている時計塔 そこそこ交通量があります

Wat Pho Chai, the most famous temple in town, is spacious and well-maintained. Inside, you’ll find a grand Buddha statue in the Lan Xang style, a true cultural treasure. If you visit Nongkhai, this temple is a must-see at least once in your life.

my 4th time <i think> visiting this temple...peace to our souls Luangpho Phra Sai at Wat Pho Chai, a sacred Buddha image of Nong Khai.

Finally, it's finished. The magic flower I've been waiting for... The room is filled with a sweet and juicy scent, enticing me to try it. I believe fresh trichomes are 100% better than farm-made ones, judging by the flower clusters, which have been trained by growers who know how much water plants consume per minute. Everyone needs to try them to know that what I've said is absolutely true.

Very popular site. The big parking area accommodates many visitors coming by minibuses & coaches. There is alot of landscaping going on around the main temple building with the earth dug up and trees being installed. Looks a bit of a mess at the moment, but think it will look lovely once the work is complete. The inside of the Temple is beautiful; the walls covered in paintings. It's worth walking round the entire site, I found a nice little shrine tucked away behind one of the buildings.

Such a beautiful temple, experienced Songkran celebration there, beautiful people beautiful celebration…amazed

I visited it with my friend and his family.He explained me the history of this templ.Very glad to come here

A good temple tourist spot for a quick visit. Plenty of pictures to be had also around one entrance there were some nicely decorated walls and a newly painted tuk tuk outside the gate.

Very beautiful Chinese shrine area with a lot of things to look at. Trees are decorated with red Chinese lamps that just looks stunning after sunset. Definitely an area worth going to visit when in Udon Thani. Right next to the big park

Always seems to be something going on here, day or night. Groups practicing music and acrobatics, striking temples and scenery, all by the side of calm lake. A chance to relax after long train journey or before exploring city. Especially attractive at sundown. I'm amazed that more people don't find their way here, very enjoyable visits for me over 5 days. A chance to see the people of the city enjoying the lake and surrounding area.

Having read other reviews, I want to return here at night, but it was very nice if somewhat hot during the day. It's a small but beautiful shrine, and I loved the mosaic floor with its colourful stone inlays and design. The shrine is next to the lake, which has several pavilions above the water. These pavilions make for a nice shaded place to sit with a cooling breeze blowing in off the lake.

A beautiful shrine. We were there when the shrine members were doing there ritual for paying respect to pu (grandfather) and ya (grandmother). So we were lucky and we just tagged along. There were six spots to pay respect. The prayers were all in Chinese. There was also a nice เก๋งจีน in the pond. I loved it because it was nice and breezy to sit in there. Very relaxing.

Glittering prayer hall and colourful decorations on the walls make this a beautiful place to visit. With the background of the lake it adds to the tranquility of the area, despite it bring very popular with visitors and devotees. Take time to appreciate the amazing pictures on the stone floors. Adding on: we were in Udon on 1 December and were so fortunate to see the The Tung Sri Muang Festival starting from this temple. Noisy, beautiful, fascinating !

Stunning temple This like so many other temples in Thailand are immaculately presented. This is a famous Chinese temple because of the strong cultural influences of the Chinese in this part of Thailand. It's right next door to the Thai - Chinese cultural centre near UD Town. It's just on the other side of the railway tracks. Or around a 15 min walk from Central Plaza area. Some of the artwork is beautifully presented and in excellent condition.

I walk by a couple of nights a week and the shrine is a beehive of activity. At the north end of the compound young people are practicing drumming and marching. At the north end they're building dragons and practicing marching with them. Sometimes everything is lit up.

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.

I had such a fun day at the zoo! 🦛 It was really family friendly, and there were so many amazing animals to see. Mooduang the pygmy hippo stole my heart - so adorable! Overall, it was a memorable experience, and I highly recommend it.

Right nearby Tawa Daeng which is THE iconic isan style club ! If that’s not your cup of tea then read further about Day & Night complex.. Reviews are slightly harsh, solid 4/5 if you swing by with the right mindset, attitude &… okay good look perhaps? 20 bars to choose from ! Beers priced reasonably from 75-100, LD 150B. Girls are warm & cheerful if you choose the right one (hint, no eye contact no smirk means no interest), be mindful this is no pattaya soi 6 or phuket bangla tho. Again, i might be biased being in my early 30’s and an athlete. Good luck gents!

Some nice ladies but not easy to pick up. Only worth visiting if you want to play some pool / have a drink. Not the place to pick-up.

Very expensive bars. Many lady boys. Lady drink is 300+ THB. Ladies(not girls) just try to rip off foreigners. It was little earlier when I visit there but no customers.

Good place to visit if you want a choice of bars and female company, not expensive, caters for all tastes. More than 20 bars to choose from. With names of the bars like Gspot, okbar, oo lala, outlaw bar to name but a few. Open from 12 noon till midnight, with calls of welcome as you walk to your favourites spot.

Fun nightspot in Central Udon. Abundant & clean beer bars with girls, music and billiards. Like most places in Thailand nowadays...it's diamond mining. But usually can find a diamond (or two) in the rough. Prob much better pre CV-19 but still worth a look-see.

A large, long building lined with many bars, and bar ladies eager to get you to buy a drink. If its pool, ladies and drinks you after, this is the spot. Downside is most of the bars play their music, competing and echoing in the spacious hall.

It's ok. Small but a few bars to choose from. Nothing special but we had a good time as seen with our friends having a good time in the picture.

A beautiful park to run or simply walk around. Highly recommended. Can be a few mosquitoes in the evening but that’s ok…. Very manageable

Nice park area in Udon Thani. Beautiful small lakes and a park that is very well kept. Good for joggers or just to hang out and relax

Fantastic park! Clean and well maintained. There are 3 or 4 of bike repair station, which is good for biker. Love this place ;)

Tranquil and clean lake, lovely for chilling, exercising, sundowners - lovely to be outside. Amazing that Thais are disciplined enough not to fish in the lake as there are many fish surfacing...!

Fantastic park! You can walk, run or bike around the lake! Very beautiful and well maintained!

Nong bua public park is the second largest park in the city of Udon Thani. There is a large lake in the middle of the park and a track around which you can run or walk. There are play areas, free exercise machines and play area’s for children. In the evenings there are magnificent sunsets. Impromptu gatherings of people dancing to aerobic music often happens. On the west side of the park is the Chinese cultural center also worth’s vist. A really nice experience.

Still good place for to go walking around

An okay shopping mall very know in Udon Thani. You wont find a lot of clothes here but instead a lot of Electronics and phones. For me not a really impressive mall but still worth a visit if you need some cheap ascessories for you phone or computer

Food market on 4th floor only has table and chairs, no foods were sold there. I asked the cinema staff if Thunderbolts movie is in English or with English subtitles, but they only have it in Thai.

This is a very quiet mall in Udonthani. There’s a cinema, Starbucks, KFC, Dunkin Donuts inside. It has a food court, but only 3 booths were open. I really like the view of Udonthani from the food court window. It’s a peaceful place to chill out and escape the heat outside. There’s a few floors of electronics shops. There was a wide selection of laptops and phones for sale at very inexpensive prices. Many of the shops provide repairs to phones, apple products and computers. Another highlight of this mall is Harborland, a huge play area for children. This mall would be perfect to keep small kids entertained on a hot or rainy day, while having a coffee or a phone repair.

Good little tech mall, but lacking shops which is reality nowadays with online shops being more cost effective. Still some good IT and phone shops with the normal mall shops also. Worth a visit for sure but I can't give it 5 stars

Parking is the BAD, somewhat difficult, making all the turn in a large vehicle. There are very few places to shop anymore, kinda everybody is moving out.????

Overall its a nice place for kids to enjoy and have some education fun. From being a doctor, retail assistant, pastries maker, sushi maker and burger. The only bad things is there is no toilet In the play zone. U have to go above one level for it.

Plenty off free parking and slightly smaller than Tukom Pattaya. Huge kids area and food area. Close to Centalfestival shopping mall.

This is definitely not a park. There is some half dead grass. Otherwise, it's hard surfaces, very useful for the fairs and festivals held here.

If you don't know how to go about offering prayers at the temples here, Thai staff will show you what to do. They are very helpful and kind.

First day of the show, still setting up.

We had been to the OTOP fair that was taking place on Thung Si Muang place in Udon Thani. There is often interesting events on this site. I recommend.

I visited during the annual fair. It was lively and interesting.

Had alot of food and things to do.

Nice place Otop, when they visit your town. Pay them a visit.

27th October 2024. King Rama X was here. The temple is now upgrading. Lot of work need to be done.

Interesting site famous for it's Naga (Serpent) pond whose water is supposed to have magical qualities and is used at special ceremonies. Within the grounds there are much older Chedi relics along with the more modern Temple buildings. The Temple Ordination Hall is further down the site, by the lake where there are are also accommodations for the monks. Place is popular with Thai people visiting to make merit.

One of many temples in eastern Thailand.

The beautiful temple that I felt refreshing when I walked inside the temple because there has a lot of trees and a pond of great Naga near the chapel which has a green water. The buddha’s relics are old and honorable! I really like this temple. Fortunately, I came here when the evening time so, I could pray that was such a good time for me. Hopefully, I can come here again in future.

Nice temple! Some of it reminiscent of Ayutthaya. Take an easy stroll though this well shaded attraction.

A very old and serene temple. Was there to do charity and offering food to the 50 young monks and a few old LP.

Ancient temple where Buddha came here for several days. Must visit if you’re in NongKhai. A pond with the Naga is in the pond. There were 7 meditation spots used by Buddha.

This national park is a bit small in terms of places to go. But it’s a nice spot to chill and quiet. The dinosaur museum is also small but included in the price. The sky walk is very small but only 50 baht. Would recommend seeing this place and the other national parks connected to it in the same day.

very nice, clean, beautiful, peaceful. staffs are very pleasant and helpful. will love to come back.

suitable for relaxation there is a cafe and the weather is good

Beautiful natural park, one of our favourite places to visit. ♥️🇹🇭

Nice place to stop along the lake drive for a good walk

1 star because of the usual discriminatory pricing. It's a nice place for camping or picnics or a swim. Worth the drive if at ubolratana dam. There is a 600m trail from samran cape to the headquarters area, all along the lake. Other than that there isnt much else to do or see. If you want to avoid the entrance fee travel north 100-200m past the checkpoint and there is a disused road heading down to the lake. It has a barrier so cars cant pass but you can walk. Scooters might be able to get around barrier. I lifted my bicycle over it.

Skywalk is quite short and not cheap 450 bath 2 people and 4 children

Great park to see as a tourist. Takes about 30 minutes to walk around the lake and there are good and beautiful pathways all way around. Start and finish the walk at the Chinese shrine and you will feel good about yourself once completed

A lovely cool oasis, but desperately in need of maintenance with holes in the footbridges and pathways. The Chinese-Thai cultural centre on the south side is the best kept, and well worth a visit.

There's a beautiful view of the lake and of the Chinese Shrine. The area is well landscaped and well maintained. There's a bike path and a walking path. And there are many shelters in case of rain. There are restrooms near the Buddhist temple and playgrounds and exercise areas spread around the lake. It's a fabulous evening stroll.

Great walking non slip track, well designed greenery. Very quiet away from traffic. Friendly landscaping personnel. Several places to sit and relax. A temple and a coffee shop add to your pleasure. Don t miss to go feed the carps at the Chinese Thai cultural center. Sad but there is garbage can I'm the park. It s safe and clean. Go out and exercise.

Good park. There are benches, though not very much... No big trees with big shadows, just average ones. The green zone between the water and the road around could be wider... Some architectural compositions have no creative, as for me. It's good for the morning and evening walk. In the day time, as I mentioned, not enough shadow... Nearby is a Chinese center, where you can visit a museum and buy some Chinese tea (good shop).

Udon doesn't have many options when it comes to public parks. This park is a good place to exercise. There's a bike trail and also a walking trial going nearly all the way around the lake, along with several exercise stations. I walked the circumference in about 30 minutes, at an easy pace. There are some shady spots for a picnic along the east side of the lake, and there are a few basic restaurants on the east side as well. More food sellers are located near the railroad tracks near the south entrance to the business park and at least two cafes inside the Thai Chinese Cultural Center. This park has improved over the years but could still use improvement. I saw very little trash on the ground, but the exercise equipment has seen better days and there appear to be people living on some of the park benches. Oh, and while you are here, the cultural center is quite an interesting (and pretty) attraction. Worth a visit.

For people like me who love to walk early in the morning, this park is wonderful. It's about 20 minutes walk from Central Mall and the walk around the lake takes about 40 minutes. What is not clearly indicated if you do a Google search is that this place is opened 24/7 simply because it's not enclosed. Enjoy !

Small park, love the greens here

Good for Walking and with Children. Better come in Afternoon. Less Trees no Shadow!!!!!!

Good place for early morning exercise.

Nice but get a little ofbad smell.

Great place to exercise and plenty of parking

Nice place to relax. very clean.

Nice place for visit and walk, exercise

Had a lot of people before, covid happened, less people (There is people still, but quite less than before.) Harborland is fun in my childhood. (and still is!)

Closed when it claims to be open on a Saturday so they can clean up. Why clean up on a Saturday. We travelled over an hour to get here because it said it was open. Avoid this place.

Lots of electronics food shops Upper Floor very nice Cinema also some clothing shops very nice

Fun for kids. Everything's is clean. There is a food court near by. Entree fee for our 4year old was 380bath. For a adults 140bath. This is double the price we pay in the Netherlands where the playgrounds are alot bigger. There is a smaller section for younger kids. This was 250 bath for kids and 50bath for adults,

Although a little expensive, definitely a good quality day to wear out the kids

We went into several stores at Tukcom. It was a slow day and we were met by helpful sales people at each one. If you are looking for electronics, it's a worthwhile trip. The cinema looks interesting but we had no time for a movie. The only downside is that the food court on the 4th floor had only a few shops.

The place is big and young children love it. However, be prepared to be milked like a cow by the staff 💸 390 baht per kid, 110 for waiting adults. Everyone must buy new socks, even adults watching. It doesn't feel customer minded at all.

Amazing! I like sport area, trees and studying areas.

Good university, huge, there are two dorm, good building and place for sport.

This is my first and ever university in town. This is the best place creating a quality men on earth.

Rajabhat University is hosting sports week at their main campus. Will continue for rest of week

Good location

I received my vaccine

Nice University .

No swimming and swimming people have to pay inkom 50THB. They spend alote on food and drinks. Wy pay inkom! After you have to pay again for swimming people 80THB second time. Streetfood discusting buth expenced. Staff on inkom not friendly, checking onautoraised your belongings. It's really no good acomedation. Ripping of the costumer

We spent a pleasant half day there with nieces and nephews; the kids had a great time. The only drawback was that the water park is fairly small, so there's a limit to how many slides the children can go on. Seemed to represent very good value.

Water park is really for children under ten years old. Coffee shop in the garden area is very good. Lovely gardens with lots of places to sit and relax beside running water.

There's new natural coffee shop in here, called Saranrom. It is really nice just like you sit-in Bali or somewhere like that.

The water is clean. The kids pool has a green tile that makes the water look dirty but it is clean. My kids had a good time. Prices were reasonable. We had 6 people in our group and it cost just over 500 baht. Lots of shade to sit beside the pool.

Prices of entry gone up almost tripple even just to sit and watch has gone up in price i think for the price you pay all the slides should be working and perhaps refurbished they were rusty , the tiles on the bottom of the swimming area were cracked and hurt your feet , also stray dogs just wondering through , its ashame this is not our first visit 2 adults and 4 children but it is definately our last time going here its cheaper to drive to khon kaen go visit the zoo and their waterpark is free with the zoo ticket price

Good for kids, not so much adults. Looks a little dated and warn, but all in all it was an enjoyable day and good escape from the heat with easy parking.

A beautifully maintained landmark. Impossible to reach because of the traffic, but who wants to sit on a roundabout anyway?

Yeah it’s a roundabout with a fountain. Really not that special and I would say this is the something worth walking or driving a longer distance for. If you happen to be in the neighbourhood of this roundabout, sure go see it but else just leave it be

We were there to watch the annual parade

It is a round a bout...not sure why it even asks to have it rated...

Just a round about for traffoc

(Translated by Google) There are many Chinese signs around here. They seem to be mainly selling gold. There is a market and the ruins of what appears to be a department store, so this may have been a prosperous area in the past. (Original) この周辺に中国語の看板が沢山あります。メインは金を売ってるみたいです。市場もありデパートらしき廃墟もあり以前は栄えていたエリアなのかもしれません。

(Translated by Google) The best way to enjoy this place is to stand as close to the fountain as possible and enjoy the 360 ​​degree view. You will feel as if you have conquered this city. (Original) ここの楽しみ方は、できるだけ噴水の近くに立って、３６０度の眺めを楽しむことです。まるでこの街を攻略できたような快感に浸れます。

… the park is very near down town street! Runners’ really like this!! One round of the lake is around 1.8km

The beauty of the park attracts singles, lovers, families and others at any time. (since 2016, last Jan. 2023)

Nice big park & lake. Like most parks in Udon Thani it is well kept and tidy. Good running and cycling tracks etc

A great place, but 2 out of the 3 beer shops need to provide shade for sit-down customers.

Nice and calm. Great thing to see!

(Translated by Google) In the future, the world will be transformed into a new world. The most beautiful sports and leisure park in Udon Thani The most beautiful sports and recreation park in Udon Thani. (Original) 烏隆他尼最美の運動休閒公園 The most beautiful sports and leisure park in Udon Thani สวนกีฬาและสันทนาการที่สวยที่สุดในอุดรธานี

(Translated by Google) The place is beautiful. The weather is nice. (Original) สถานที่สวยครับผมอากาศดี

Good experience of Thai food. You will not see their menus in the other restaurants. Unique and tasty. However, many of the menus were sold out on that day so I didn't have chance to try them.

The food is delicious and has an incredible back story where food is used as medicine. Every detail is thoroughly thought of. Definitely a gem in Udonthani. Chef joe is very knowledgeable. Very impressive evening.

Fusion thai food. Some menus are great, some are good and some are in doubt. Overall food is very inspiring with the Thai taste but in experimental presentation. Recommend

Chef Num, Chef Jo are definitely genius and excellent with his food and his perspective. All the menus we had was super tasty, well-thought and yet humble. Every dishes are refined leaving us impressed. The menu is based on local cuisine but done it the most proper yet creative without any pretentiousness. Their food is organic and it represents the way food should be cooked & served. We wish we could find something like this in other side of the country too. A proper soot that serves decent local food that supports the community. Respect! A must visit restaurant in Udonthani (with so many parkings). Reservation is always better, i am so sure that this spot will be a lot busier in the coming years if they keep serving food like this. Cheers to the team krub! You guys deserve all the credits for all the hard work you have done. Best of luck in the future.

Food was not bad but not super great considering the price. The must-try dish is the grilled wagu beef. The service was good, and the place is in a good location with lots of parking space

Love every menu here! The reasonable price, the herbal drink, the blending taste between the North and the South as well as the tasty flavour has caught all stars!

Menu is quite tempting but wish most of the dishes were more flavorful. Price is quite high compared to service and portion.

Very disappointed no one there and no water flowing.

(Translated by Google) In February and March, there is no water at all. If you want to go, you have to go down. (Original) เดือน ก.พ มีนา ไม่มีน้ำเลยคะ ไปต้องลงไปคะ

(Translated by Google) Google map is a scam. It's a waste of time to bring to people's houses. (Original) Google mapหลอกนะ กำมากเสียเวลาพามาบ้านชาวบ้าน

(Translated by Google) The atmosphere is very good. Travel is convenient. Feel relieved that there are officials taking care of you. The scenery is pleasing to the eye. (Original) บรรยากาศดีมาก เดินทางสะดวก อุ่นใจที่มี จนท.คอยดูแล ทิวทัศสบายตาครับ

(Translated by Google) I just went there last week and the weather was good but the water dropped a lot haha. You can go sit. Because the water is not rapid (Original) พึ่งไปมาสัปดาห์ที่แล้ว อากาศดี แต่น้ำลดลงเยอะ555 ไปนั่งเล่นได้ เพราะน้ำไม่เชี่ยว

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful viewpoint that you must see. (Original) จุดชมวิวที่สวยมากๆคับตอ้งไปดู

It's an exciting show, but the animal's well being, and the employee's safety doesn't seem to be a big priority at this place.

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, always closed. There are no more crocodiles. Because Google doesn't want to take it over after several entries. The Crocodile Show is closed forever. There are no crocodiles to see either. As of 2018.01. (Original) Leider immer zu. Es gibt keine Krokodile mehr. Da Google es nicht übernehmen will nach mehreren eingaben. Die Krokodile Show hat geschlossen für immer. Es sind auch keine Krokodile zum besichtigen da. Stand 2018.01.

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