Nakhorn Phanom: Pay Homage to the 8 Relics of the Buddha for Your Birthday and Enjoy Sightseeing, Food, and Relaxation by the Mekong River!

“Nong Khai” is a province that I frequently visit and adore. It is a province bordering the Mekong River with stunning scenery, a tranquil atmosphere, and an incredibly relaxing vacation vibe. Additionally, there are numerous delectable riverside eateries to explore. If you have the time, I highly recommend spending a night or two in Nong Khai. You will undoubtedly fall in love with “Nong Khai”!

The main purpose of this trip to Nakhon Phanom Province is to pay respects to the **Phra That for the Day of Birth** for good luck. Although I have been to Nakhon Phanom many times, I have never paid respects to the Phra That for my own day of birth (Monday - Phra That Renu). **Since I am already here**, in addition to paying respects to the Phra That for my own day of birth, I would like to pay respects to all **8 Phra That for the Day of Birth** in **Nakhon Phanom Province**.

Nakhorn Phanom: A Journey Beyond the Birthdays

Beyond the eight revered birthday pagodas, Nakhorn Phanom boasts a wealth of captivating attractions. The Governor's Residence Museum (Old Building), the St. Anna-Nong Saeng Church, and Uncle Ho Chi Minh's House stand as testaments to the city's rich history and cultural tapestry. Join us as we embark on a journey through Nakhorn Phanom, exploring its hidden gems and uncovering the essence of this vibrant city.

Embark on a Journey to Nakhon Phanom Province

This trip began at Don Mueang Airport and headed to Nakhon Phanom Province with AirAsia, offering a comfortable and affordable journey.

After checking in online, I printed my boarding pass and was ready to board the plane.

The weather today is looking very bright, after having had continuous rain for several days. Luckily, this trip probably won't get us as wet as we thought. 55+

Greetings from Nakhon Phanom!

From Don Mueang Airport, it takes only a little over an hour to reach Nakhon Phanom Airport, which is a small but charming airport.

Transportation from Nakhon Phanom Airport to the city center: You can use the airport's transportation service, which has a counter located inside the airport. The counter belongs to Nakhon Khorat Company. The fare to the city center is 100 baht per person per trip. The service can drop you off at your hotel or other designated locations within the city. For your return trip to the airport, you can call the company to arrange a pick-up from your location. Therefore, it is recommended to keep the phone number handy for booking your return trip.

City Transfer service by AirAsia: Connecting flights with ground transportation to Mukdahan province, bordering Nakhon Phanom province.

For this trip, to make it convenient to visit all 8 birthday Buddha relics, I chose to rent a car as my main mode of transportation. This is because the distances between each location are quite far, and in some places, it is difficult to find public transportation. Renting a car is therefore a convenient and fast way to visit all 8 Buddha relics within one day. I contacted a car rental company at Nakhon Phanom Airport, which was also Nakhon Ratchasima Company. The rental price starts at 1,000 baht/day, which is economical and worthwhile if you have friends to share the cost with!

Worshiping the 8 Relics of the Day of Birth at Nakhon Phanom

The 8 Relics for Each Day of Birth are as follows:

1. Phra That Phanom, the principal Buddha image for those born on Sunday, located in That Phanom district.

2. Phra That Renu, the pagoda for those born on Monday, located in Mueang Renu district.

3. Phra That Si Khun

The Phra That Si Khun is the designated temple for those born on a Tuesday. It is located in Na Kae district.

4. Mahachai Chedi The chedi for those born on Wednesday (midday) in Pla Pak district.

5. Phra That Muruk Khon Kaen (Phra That for Wednesday (midnight) birth), That Phanom District.

6. Phra That Prasit

The Phra That Prasit, located in Na Wa district, is the designated Phra That for those born on a Thursday.

7. Phra That Tha Uthen: The Birthplace of the Buddha for Friday

This sentence describes Phra That Tha Uthen, a significant Buddhist temple in Tha Uthen district, as the birthplace of the Buddha for those born on Friday.

8. Phra That Nakhon

The Phra That Nakhon, located in Mueang district, is the designated temple for those born on a Saturday.

Due to the scattered locations of the various temples across different districts and the considerable distances between them, we opted for a circular driving route to visit the temples, rather than following a specific order (Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday…). We would stop at any temple we passed along the way. Our planned route is as follows:

Starting with a rental car from the airport, we will head into the city to visit the first temple, Wat Maha That (which is located within the city). From there, we will drive south to Wat Murukhanakhon, then continue clockwise, visiting various temples before returning to Nakhon Phanom city.

The Relics of the Day of Birth: Monday - Phra That Renu

Location: Renoo, Nakhon Phanom Province

Description: The Phra That Renu is the pagoda for Monday. It is located at Wat Phra That Renu in Mueang Renu Nakhon District. It was built in 1918 and is 35 meters high and 8.37 meters wide. It has four arched doorways. The exterior of the pagoda is painted white and pink, making it stand out and look beautiful. It is believed that if anyone worships the Phra That Renu, their life will be as radiant as the moonlight.

Chanting to pay respect to the Buddha's relics: I Ra Cha Ka Ta Ra Sa (15 incense sticks, 2 candles)

Relic for Tuesday - Phra That Si Khun

Location: Na Kae District, Nakhon Phanom Province, Thailand.

Sri Khun Stupa: A Place of Reverence and Blessings

The Sri Khun Stupa, a sacred landmark dedicated to those born on Tuesdays, resides within the serene grounds of Wat Phra That Sri Khun in Na Kae district. Its architectural design bears resemblance to the renowned Phra That Phanom, featuring a square-shaped structure adorned with intricate stucco patterns.

Local beliefs hold that paying homage to this revered stupa bestows upon individuals an abundance of blessings, including enhanced dignity and prosperity.

Invocation of the Relics:

Ti Hang Ja To Ro Ti Nang (8 incense sticks, 2 candles)

The Relics of the Day of Birth "Wednesday (Midday)" - The Mahachai Relics

Location: Pla Pak District, Nakhon Phanom Province

Description: Mahachai Pagoda is the pagoda for Wednesday (midday). It is located at Wat Phra That Mahachai, Pla Bak District. It is a beautiful pagoda that enshrines relics of the Buddha and Arahants. It is believed that those who come to pay homage to this pagoda will be blessed with success in life.

Chanting to Revere the Relics:

"Pi Sam Ra Lo Pu Su Ta Phut" (17 incense sticks, 2 candles)

The Reliquary for Wednesday (Night) - Phra That Maruk Khanakhon

Location: Tha Uthen District, Nakhon Phanom Province

Description: The Phra That Murukhanakon is the pagoda for Wednesday (midnight). It is located at Wat Murukhanakon in That Phanom District. The pagoda is 40 meters high and resembles the Phra That Phanom. It is distinguished by its golden patterns that reflect beautifully in the sunlight.

Chanting to pay respect to the relics: "Ka Put Pan Tu Tum Wa Ka" (12 incense sticks, 2 candles)

Relics for Those Born on Thursday: Phra That Phra Sitthi

Location: Na Wa District, Nakhon Phanom Province

Description: The Phra That Prasit, the sacred relic for Thursday, is enshrined at Wat Phra That Prasit in Na Wa district. It has been a revered landmark of Nakhon Phanom for centuries. The square-shaped stupa measures 7.52 meters wide. It houses the relics of the Buddha and seven Arahants. It is believed that those who pay homage to this stupa will be blessed with success in their careers.

Invocation of the Relics: Pa Sam Sam Wi Sa Te Pa (19 incense sticks, 2 candles)

Relic for Friday - Phra That Tha Uthen

Location: Tha Uthen District, Nakhon Phanom Province

Description: The Phra That Tha Uthen is the pagoda for Friday. It is located at Wat Tha Uthen in Tha Uthen District, next to the Mekong River. The pagoda is a square-shaped brick and stucco stupa. The base and the reliquary chamber are decorated with beautiful stucco patterns. It is believed that those who come to pay homage to this pagoda will receive blessings and their lives will be as prosperous as the rising sun in the morning.

Chanting for the Relics:

Wa Tho No A Ma Ma Wa (21 incense sticks, 2 candles)

Relics for Saturday Birthdays: The Nakhon Si Thammarat Relics

Location: Mueang District, Nakhon Phanom Province

Description: The Nakhorn Stupa, the stupa for Saturday, is located at Wat Mahathat in Mueang District, next to the Mekong River. The stupa is square in shape and houses the relics of the Arahant. It is believed that those who come to pay homage to this stupa will receive blessings of merit and power.

Chanting to pay respect to the Buddha's relics: So Ma Na Ka Ri Tha Tho (10 incense sticks, 2 candles)

Relic of the Day of Birth "Sunday" - Phra That Phanom

Location: Tha Uthen District, Nakhon Phanom Province

Description: Phra That Phanom is the Sunday Buddha relic, enshrined at Wat Phra That Phanom Woramahawihan, That Phanom District. It is a renowned and well-known Buddha relic among tourists visiting Nakhon Phanom. They must pay their respects at least once. The Buddha relic is square-shaped with a base width of 12.33 meters and a height of 53.60 meters. It enshrines the Lord Buddha's relics. It is believed that if anyone has worshipped the Buddha relic seven times, they will be considered a "child of the Buddha relic," bringing good fortune and prosperity to their lives.

Getting to Phra That Phanom

Transportation: Reaching Phra That Phanom is convenient, with shared songthaews readily available from Nakhon Phanom city center. These public vehicles travel the approximately 50 kilometers to the temple. Additionally, passenger vans operating on the Nakhon Phanom – Mukdahan route also pass by the temple, offering another transportation option.

Chanting to pay homage to the relics: Ah, Wi-cha, Su-nut, Sa-nu-sti (6 incense sticks, 2 candles)

Relaxing by the Mekong River in Nakhon Phanom

Visiting the Mekong River province of Nong Khai, you should stay at a riverside accommodation. Here are two budget-friendly and relaxing riverside accommodations to consider.

1. Panasuk House, a riverside accommodation in Nakhon Phanom

Well-Located Guesthouse by the Mekong River in Nakhon Phanom

This guesthouse boasts a prime location on the banks of the Mekong River in Nakhon Phanom. The clean and comfortable rooms feature balconies offering breathtaking views of the river and the Laotian mountains in the distance. Imagine waking up to a cup of coffee while witnessing the golden sunrise reflecting on the Mekong River right in front of your accommodation. The overall atmosphere is reminiscent of a home away from home, providing a relaxed and comfortable stay. The friendly and welcoming owner adds to the charm, making you feel like you're visiting family. (Price range: 550-650 Baht)

Traveling from the Vietnamese Memorial Clock Tower, a landmark of Nakhon Phanom, head south for about 500 meters.

Contact Ban Pan Suk Rim Khong (Nakhon Phanom)

Facebook: Panasuk Riverside Resort, Nakhon Phanom Hotel

Phone: 081-3809515, 042-511035

The accommodation is located on the banks of the Mekong River.

Simple breakfast service with self-service tea and coffee.

The atmosphere in front of the accommodation is next to the Mekong River.

Accommodation: Spacious, clean, comfortable beds, stunning views of the Mekong River, and fully equipped with amenities.

2. Siriporn House Tha Uthen

Private riverside accommodation in Tha Uthen district, located about 30 kilometers from Nakhon Phanom city center. This area is relatively peaceful and suitable for those who want to escape the hustle and bustle and relax in a tranquil atmosphere. The accommodation offers stunning Mekong River views, allowing guests to enjoy the scenery without having to travel far. (Accommodation prices range from 500-1500 baht)

Getting there: From Nakhon Phanom city, take the main road towards Tha Uthen district. Turn right at the market and continue straight until you reach the Mekong River. Turn left and continue for approximately 700 meters. The accommodation will be on your left-hand side.

The interior atmosphere of the accommodation

Lounge area in front of the room

Inside the guest room of Siriporn House.

Discover Culinary Delights at Renowned Eateries in Nakhon Phanom

Nakhorn Phanom's Culinary Delights: 3 Must-Try Restaurants in the City Center

Nakhorn Phanom boasts a vibrant culinary scene, with numerous restaurants scattered throughout the city and along the Mekong River. The city's proximity to the river ensures access to fresh, delicious fish, making dishes featuring Mekong River fish a must-try for any visitor. Additionally, Nakhorn Phanom offers a diverse range of cuisines to satisfy every palate.

This article highlights three must-try restaurants in Nakhorn Phanom's city center, offering a glimpse into the city's rich culinary landscape.

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1. Vietnamese Kitchen Restaurant, Nakhon Phanom

Vietnamese Restaurant near the Clock Tower

This Vietnamese restaurant offers more than just Vietnamese cuisine. It is located near the Vietnamese Clock Tower Memorial, a landmark in Nakhon Phanom. You can walk or drive from the Clock Tower along Feung Nakhon Road for about 100-200 meters until you reach an intersection with a 7-Eleven on the corner. Turn left and the restaurant will be directly opposite and slightly diagonal to the 7-Eleven.

The interior of the restaurant is spacious, clean, and comfortable. Some of the recommended dishes include pre-wrapped spring rolls, Vietnamese crepes, Vietnamese pork noodle soup with lemongrass and chili, and crab curry with rice noodles. Despite the impressive menu, the prices are very affordable.

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Restaurant Details

Location: 152-154 Bamrung Mueang Rd., Nai Mueang Subdistrict, Mueang District, Nakhon Phanom 48000

Opening Hours: 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Facebook: Vietnamese Kitchen Nakhon Phanom

Phone: 042 512 006

The atmosphere inside Vietnamese Kitchen Restaurant @ Nakhon Phanom

Vietnamese Spring Rolls

A combination of fresh and fried spring rolls, featuring five different fillings, presented in bite-sized portions.

Vietnamese spring rolls

Vietnamese pork noodle soup with lemongrass and spices.

Crab Curry with Rice Noodles (Khao Jee Nam Ya Pu Na)

This dish features a rich and flavorful curry made with the meat of field crabs, a rare and delicious treat.

Affordable single-dish meals featuring our signature "Crispy Pork" recipe.

Refreshing herbal drink

Vietnamese Drip Coffee

2. Kruk Mai Sabai Dee Restaurant

Authentic Isaan Cuisine in a Cool Setting

This Isaan restaurant offers a taste of authentic Isaan cuisine with a diverse menu. Located just a short walk (200-300 meters) from the Vietnamese Memorial Clock Tower, near the Mekong River, the restaurant provides a cool and comfortable dining experience with air conditioning.

The menu features a variety of Isaan specialties, including:

• Claypot-baked chicken: Tender chicken cooked in a clay pot for a unique flavor and aroma.
• Jungle vegetable curry with red ant eggs: A flavorful and spicy curry made with seasonal vegetables and a local delicacy - red ant eggs.
• Grilled fish with Mieng leaves: Grilled fish served with fresh Mieng leaves, a variety of herbs and vegetables, and a flavorful dipping sauce.
• Som Tum: A selection of papaya salads with various ingredients and spice levels to satisfy every taste.

Each dish is prepared with fresh ingredients and authentic Isaan flavors, ensuring a truly delicious and memorable dining experience.

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Restaurant Details

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Opening Hours: 10:00 AM - 9:30 PM

Facebook: Krok Mai Sabai Dee, Nakhon Phanom

Phone: 042 511 540

The ambiance inside Krog Mai Sabai Dee Restaurant in Nakhon Phanom

Chalk art on the walls of the shop, which took months to paint.

Recommended menu - Claypot Chicken

This restaurant has delicious-looking food on every menu. It looks like it will be delicious!

Red ant egg curry is a delicious dish that you must try.

Clay pot-roasted chicken served piping hot straight from the clay pot.

Indulge in a cup of strong drip coffee.

3. Sabai Dee Restaurant @ Nakhon Phanom

A Culinary Journey Along the Mekong: Exploring the Flavors of Nakhon Phanom

Nestled along the banks of the mighty Mekong River in Nakhon Phanom province lies a culinary haven renowned for its delectable freshwater fish dishes. This restaurant, conveniently located just a stone's throw from the iconic Vietnamese Clock Tower Memorial, offers a unique dining experience that tantalizes the taste buds and immerses guests in the vibrant local culture.

Upon entering, patrons are greeted with two distinct dining areas: a comfortably air-conditioned indoor space and an open-air terrace perfect for savoring the cool evening breeze. The menu boasts an array of freshly caught Mekong River fish specialties, each prepared with meticulous care and traditional techniques.

Among the must-try dishes are the "Pla Joop Mekong," a flavorful fish hotpot, the "Pla Tod Nam Pla," a crispy fish dish bathed in a savory fish sauce, and the "Pla Tod Sam Ros," a tantalizing three-flavored fried fish. Each bite explodes with the delicate sweetness of the fish, showcasing the culinary prowess of the region.

Whether seeking a refreshing escape from the afternoon heat or a delightful evening under the stars, this restaurant provides an unforgettable gastronomic adventure. The combination of fresh ingredients, skilled preparation, and breathtaking riverside ambiance makes it a true gem in Nakhon Phanom's culinary landscape.

Restaurant Details

Location: 414/6 Sunthonvichit Rd., Nai Mueang Subdistrict, Mueang District, Nakhon Phanom Province 48000

Opening Hours: 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Facebook: Greetings from Nakhon Phanom

Phone: 042 191 188

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Spicy Fish Hotpot

Featuring fresh Mekong River fish and premium Wagyu beef.

Fresh Mekong River catfish

To enjoy the best fish dipping experience, avoid overcooking the fish. This ensures tender and flavorful fish.

Menu - **Deep-fried fish with fish sauce**

Menu - Three Flavored Fried Fish

Menu - Shrimp in Wasabi Sauce

Map of 3 Must-Try Restaurants in Nakhon Phanom

Ho Chi Minh Memorial in Nakhon Phanom

The Journey Begins: Exploring the Ho Chi Minh Memorial in Nakhon Phanom

Embark on a historical adventure just 6 kilometers from Nakhon Phanom city center, where the newly established Ho Chi Minh Memorial awaits. This landmark of historical significance opened its doors to the public on May 19, 2016, offering a unique glimpse into the past.

Historically, Ban Na Jork in Nakhon Phanom Province was a significant village. President Ho Chi Minh resided here during the war to strategize Vietnam's independence. In recognition of this event, the Vietnamese government provided financial assistance to Nakhon Phanom Province and the Thai-Vietnamese Association to construct the "President Ho Chi Minh Memorial." This memorial serves as a tribute to President Ho Chi Minh's legacy.

Statue of Ho Chi Minh

President Ho Chi Minh's stilt house

A replica mountain located at the back of the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum.

Rental costumes are available for taking stylish photos for only 100 baht (no time limit).

Ho Chi Minh's House in Nakhon Phanom

Not far from the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, a must-visit is Uncle Ho's House. This is the actual house where Uncle Ho Chi Minh once lived and spent part of his life. Inside the house, there are many household items that replicate those from the past, preserving the original atmosphere as it was when Uncle Ho lived there.

Uncle Ho Chi Minh once lived and spent some time in this house.

The house is filled with a variety of tools and implements that recreate the atmosphere of a bygone era.

A simulated atmosphere reminiscent of the time when Uncle Ho Chi Minh resided in this house.

Cycling and Checking in at Tourist Attractions along the Mekong River

In the heart of Nakhon Phanom, a string of prominent tourist attractions lines the banks of the Mekong River. An economical and convenient way to explore these sights is by renting a bicycle and taking a leisurely ride along the scenic riverside path. Bicycle rentals are available at the shop next to the Vietnam Memorial Clock Tower, a bright yellow building that is hard to miss. (Bicycle rentals cost 10 baht per hour or 50 baht for a full day.) Start your cycling journey at the Clock Tower and head north along the Mekong River.

Vietnam Memorial Clock Tower, Nakhon Phanom

The cycling journey begins at the "Clock Tower", also known as the Vietnamese Memorial Clock Tower. This clock tower was built by the Vietnamese people as a memorial to the people of Nakhon Phanom in 1960, when they returned to their homeland of Vietnam. It is another symbol of the city of Nakhon Phanom. During the French defeat in the Battle of Dien Bien Phu, the Vietnamese people sought refuge in Nakhon Phanom. After the war ended, as a gesture of gratitude to the Thai people, the Vietnamese people jointly built the clock tower to commemorate the friendship between the people of Nakhon Phanom and the Thai people, as a memorial.

National Library of Thailand, Chalermphrakiat, Nakhon Phanom

Three-story Renaissance-style building constructed in 1915. Originally served as the Nakhon Phanom Provincial Hall, built with plastered brick, wooden floors and stairs. The building is painted yellow, giving it an aesthetically pleasing appearance. Notably, this building received the Outstanding Heritage Building Award in the category of Outstanding Architectural Heritage Conservation in 1997 from the Association of Siamese Architects.

Nakhon Phanom Governor's Residence Museum (Old Building)

To delve into the rich history of Nakhon Phanom province, a visit to the Provincial Governor's Residence Museum (Old Building) is a must. This architectural gem, influenced by French design during the Indochina War, boasts distinctive features such as semicircular arched doorways, curved windows, and intricate stucco moldings above the openings. The building's large square pillars stand as a testament to its age, yet it remains remarkably well-preserved and retains its original beauty. (Admission fee: 20 baht; closed on Mondays and Tuesdays)

Inside the building, you will find a journey through the legendary memories of the old Nakhon Phanom Governor's Residence. An exhibition is held to commemorate the governors of Nakhon Phanom from the first to the present. It is a collection of photographs and biographies of the governors of Nakhon Phanom from the first to the present. There is an exhibition of old photographs telling stories about Nakhon Phanom, including both history and memories of the city. It is presented as an interesting and informative video and documentary. And importantly, in the past, this governor's residence has gone through a great mission, which is being the place where His Majesty the King and Her Majesty the Queen stayed when they visited the people of Nakhon Phanom Province, which was an event that made the people of Nakhon Phanom very proud.

Church of Saint Anne - Nong Saeng

The Church in Christianity

The church is characterized by its prominent twin spires, which stand as a symbol of beauty and grandeur. This church serves as the focal point for the local Christian community.

Naga Tunnel

The Naga Serpent Tunnel: A New Cycling Path in Thailand

The Naga Serpent Tunnel is a recently completed section of a new cycling path in Thailand. This 307-meter tunnel features steel construction and safety barriers, offering cyclists a safe and scenic route along the Mekong River. The tunnel provides panoramic views of the river, making it an attractive destination for both local residents and tourists.

Thai-Lao Friendship Bridge 3, Nakhon Phanom

The bridge connecting Thailand (Nakhon Phanom) and Laos (Kham Muon) is another beautiful bridge with a view of the limestone mountains of Thailand and Laos. Below the bridge, there is a viewpoint where you can see the bridge from below. This point is considered the end of the 10-kilometer bike ride, which is popular for people to enjoy the atmosphere in the evening.

New Mekong River Bike Path in Nakhon Phanom

Returning to the heart of Nakhon Phanom city, during the evening hours, a stroll along the banks of the Mekong River is a must. The atmosphere is delightful, offering views of the mountains on the Laotian side. Recently, a new bicycle and walking path has been constructed near the Vietnam War Memorial Clock Tower, providing a fresh and exciting way to experience the riverside. Visitors can leisurely stroll, taking in the scenic views, or rent a bicycle for a leisurely ride while enjoying the scenery and getting some exercise.

Every day, during the cool hours of the afternoon, residents of Nakhon Phanom can be seen taking leisurely walks, relaxing, enjoying the scenery, exercising by running, and cycling along this path in large numbers.

Seven-Headed Naga King Srisattakarn

The Magnificent Seven-Headed Naga of Nakhon Phanom

Phraya Sri Satta Nakarat, a magnificent landmark in Nakhon Phanom Province, stands proudly on the banks of the Mekong River within the Nakhon Phanom Municipality. Situated near the Vietnamese Clock Tower Monument, this seven-headed naga statue crafted from brass is the largest of its kind in the northeastern region of Thailand. Its stunning beauty and grandeur serve as a testament to the rich cultural heritage and deep-rooted belief in the mythical serpent among the Thai and Lao communities residing along the Mekong River.

Cruise the Mekong River and Enjoy the Scenery of Thailand and Laos

An unmissable evening activity is the **"Mekong River Cruise"**, with only one departure time at **5:00 PM** for a price of 50 baht per person.

At 5:00 PM, the boat will depart and cruise along the Mekong River, hugging the Thai side of Nakhon Phanom. Onboard, a guide will provide commentary, insights, and historical information about the various landmarks passed. Passengers can witness the daily lives of people living along the Mekong River in a relaxed atmosphere. The boat also offers food and beverages at reasonable prices, allowing passengers to enjoy a leisurely evening while savoring the scenery.

Gliding along the Thai bank, the boat then crosses over to reveal the way of life of our Lao brothers and sisters. We witness the simple, slow-paced, and unhurried lifestyle of the people living along the Mekong River. This one-hour to 1.30-hour boat ride offers both knowledge and enjoyment of the evening atmosphere. At only 50 baht, it's definitely worth it! When in Nakhon Phanom, don't miss this! It's great fun!

The Ultimate Happiness in Nakhon Phanom

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Visiting "Nakhon Phanom" this time, I was able to pay respects at all 8 "Birthday Relics," which brought me a sense of joy and auspiciousness. Relaxing in the comfortable atmosphere along the Mekong River and savoring the delicious dishes of Nakhon Phanom's renowned restaurants was truly a delightful experience. It truly lived up to the saying, "Ultimate happiness in Nakhon Phanom."

If you have the chance, come visit Nakhon Phanom. And don't forget to pay respects at the Phra That corresponding to your birthday!

- Thank you. -

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