Ubon Ratchathani
Nature, culture and foods of Thailand
Perched on the Mun River in the southeast of the Isan region of Thailand, sits Ubon Ratchathani – one of Thailand’s best kept secrets. Mountainous with a magnificent river running through the middle, Ubon borders both Laos and Cambodia and has been named ‘The Emerald Triangle’ because of its naturally green and lush landscapes. Home to the Phu Chong Nayoi National Park and Pha Team National Park, famous for its ancient rock paintings, and Sam Phan Bok, known as the Grand Canyon of Thailand, Ubon is a naturally abundant place to observe some of the country’s most preserved and untouched nature scapes. Hike the trails to witness the impressive Huai Sai Yai waterfalls or learn about the rich cultural history of Buddhism, celebrating the annual Candle Festival. Experience the diversity in Thai culture and learn about the rich history through vibrant parades. Immerse yourself in Thai culture when you visit Wat Tham Heo Sin Chai, the cave temple with opulent statues and intriguing architecture. Among all the above, Ubon Ratchathani is also famous for its hand-woven cotton, loincloths, silk, folk patterns and brass wares, so why not indulge in some market shopping to support the local economy? Foodies, you won’t want to miss the delicious sausages, native to Ubon Ratchathani, like pork sausage, Thai sweet sausage and northeastern-style fermented sausage.
Encounter stunning natural beauty, captivating culture and mouthwatering food at Ubon Ratchathani.

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