Travel Guide Asia Thailand Northeast Thailand Udon Thani Province Udon Thani
Udon Thani is one of Thailand's largest towns, set in the plains of the agricultural Isaan region in the northeast of the country and is the provincial capital of Udon Thani Province. It is a major trading centre, and enjoys its proximity to the Lao capital Vientiane, across the Mekong river from Nong Khai.
Thai Airways International, AirAsia and Nok Air all fly to Udon Thani (UTH) from Bangkok, taking around 50 minutes.
Nok Air also connects Udon Thani to Chiang Mai and Loei.
Daily trains connect Bangkok with Nong Khai, but buses are faster and more convenient.
It takes approximately 7 hours from Bangkok to reach Udon Thani.
There are airconditioned buses from Bangkok taking around 8 hours. Buses also go to and from Nong Khai (1 hours) and the capital of Laos, Vientiane (2 hours).
Car rental is available from the major international players as well as local operators.
(Mini)buses, tuk-tuk, samlor (three-wheeled bicycle taxi) and songthaew are all available.
Walking around is just as pleasant as taking public transport and distances are not to big.
Udon Thani offers a large variety of places to eat, ranging from roadside stalls to large restaurants representing Thai, Japanese, Chinese, German and International fare.
| Property | Address | Type | Popularity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gecko Villa | Baan Um Jaan, A. Prajak Sinlapakom | Hotel | - |
| Surada Guest House | 666/3 Posri Road Muang District | guesthouse | 86 |
| TaNiTa (Lagoon) Resort | 113 Baan Nong Huaw Mue, Nadee Muang, | Hotel | 85 |
| udonbackpacker | 299/5 Prajak Road Muang makkhang | Hostel | 80 |
Udon Thani has a plethora of city hotels ranging from basic fan-cooled rooms to more international hotels with restaurants, pools and airconditioning.
Many internet cafes are available in Udon Thani.
See also International Telephone Calls
Cell phones may be used throughout the city and most of the province.
Thailand Post is the Thai postal service that deals with all local and international mail in Thailand. The business is operated from local post offices. Post offices are easy to recognise with their red white and blue motifs and the words 'Thailand Post' in English and Thai above the entrance. They are open from Monday to Saturday, usually 8:30am to 4:30pm (main ones until around 8:00pm), though keeping shorter hours on Saturdays (usually until 1:00pm). They are generally closed on Sundays and Public Holidays. Each post office offers a comprehensive service which includes an Express Mail Service (EMS) and parcel post. They also have a price calculator for letters, postcards and parcels, both domestically as well as internationally. They also have a track and trace system and money transfer services.
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