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"Ubon..Even though it's hot, I still love you"

I've been planning this trip for a long time, and I was determined to make it happen. I kept saying I was going to go, but I never did. Finally, I was able to go! I almost didn't make it again.

The rise of social media has had a profound impact on many aspects of our lives, including travel. For avid travelers like myself, Facebook feeds filled with stunning images from travel reviews by both large and small pages have been an immense source of inspiration. These captivating visuals have ignited an irresistible urge to pack my bags and embark on journeys to these captivating destinations. This small review is a testament to the abundance of captivating travel destinations in Thailand, which rival any other location in terms of their allure.

Ubon Ratchathani, a city with many exciting and unique tourist attractions, is well-known by both Thais and foreigners. Some of the most famous landmarks include the Three Thousand Holes, a natural formation of over 3,000 pits, and Pha Taem National Park, where visitors can witness the first sunrise in Thailand. (Speaking of Pha Taem, I was a bit disappointed that I couldn't visit due to time constraints. Ubon has so many attractions that even three days wouldn't be enough to see them all.)

This itinerary details our three-day, three-night trip, spanning 75 hours. We spent one night on the road, one night in a city hotel, and one night camping at the Three Thousand Bends.
- Three Thousand Bends
- Kaeng Tana Rapids
- Sirindhorn Wararam Phu Phrao Temple
- Phra That Nong Bua Temple
- Sao Chaliang and Pha Taem
- Hat Hong Beach
- Little Pattaya

Day 1

  • Morning: Breakfast at Samchai restaurant in Ubon Ratchathani.
  • Check in to the hotel.
  • Visit Wat Phra That Nong Bua.
  • Afternoon: Drive 90 kilometers from the city center to visit Pattaya Noi, Kaeng Tana, and the longest pedestrian suspension bridge over a river in Thailand.
  • Take pictures of Wat Rueang Saeng at Wat Sirindhorn Wararam Phu Phrao.
  • Dinner: Enjoy a meal of "jim jum" (Thai hot pot) at a roadside stall before returning to the hotel.

Day 2

  • Breakfast at the hotel before departing for Pha Taem and Sao Chaliang.
  • Visit Namtok Long Ru (Saeng Chan Waterfall), although be aware that there may be no water during the hot season.
  • Continue to Sam Phan Bok to set up camp.
  • In the evening, take a boat trip on the Mekong River to see Sam Phan Bok, the colorful rock formations, and Hat Hong, the "Thai desert."
  • At 7:00 PM, drive to buy supplies for dinner, which will be instant noodles with spicy soup.
  • Tip: If you plan to camp at Sam Phan Bok, it is recommended to bring all necessary supplies, as shops close at 6:00 PM. The nearest 7-Eleven is over 20 kilometers away and the road conditions are not ideal.

Day 3
- Stepping out of the tent to a breathtaking view of the Mekong River and the Three Thousand Holes.
- A short walk from last night's campsite leads to the unseen wonders of the Three Thousand Holes.
- In the late morning, prepare for the return journey.

Total trip expenses (divided among 4 people, approximately 2,500 baht per person)
- Private car travel expenses - 2,600 baht
- First night accommodation - 1,500 baht
- Camping fee at Sam Phan Bok - 200 baht
- Food expenses for 4 people throughout the trip - 2,500 baht
- Boat trip to Sam Phan Bok - 1,000 baht
- Others - 2,000 baht

Sao Chaliang

"Wat Phra That Nong Bua"
This temple is located in the city center, close to your accommodation. It is considered a beautiful temple that should not be missed.

#Little Pattaya Freshwater Sea

"Kaeng Tana" at dusk.

"Kaeng Tana" at dusk: Strike a cool pose for a photo before the sun sets.

"The longest pedestrian suspension bridge in Thailand"

"Hong's Beach" - Thailand's desert
This point requires a boat trip, costing around 1,000 baht.

"The "Stone Lanterns," a natural wonder created just for us. This trip is the same as the one to "Swan Beach."

A new day at "Sam Phan Bok". During the rainy season, these rock formations are submerged. A truly unseen wonder of Thailand.

Human hole 555+

"Three Thousand Wats" Human Hole

"Three Thousand Bends" Dog's Head Rock, Hey!!..It's right

"Emerald Pool and Three Thousand Bends" is truly magnificent.


"Wat Sirindhorn Wararam Phuprao", also known as Wat Rueang Saeng, is an incredibly magnificent temple. I purposely drove over 90 kilometers from the city just to photograph it. Here are some of the pictures I captured for everyone to enjoy.

Our campsite is located on private property with an excellent location. The front of the campsite offers a view of the Three Thousand Bends.

The fee is 100 baht per tent.

Thank you all for joining us on this journey.

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