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Experience the “Isan” in a fresh and refreshing corner, full of the charm of nature and culture, with a trip to Isan in the rainy season, Bueng Kan and Udon Thani. This rainy season, for those who still don’t know where to go, we recommend the Isan region. It is famous for both natural attractions and local culture, such as Bueng Kan and Udon Thani provinces that I visited on this trip. Today, we will share some interesting places in these two provinces. Day 1 - We flew directly from Bangkok to Udon Thani Airport with Vietjet Airlines, which has daily flights. Check-in is easy and very convenient. - Upon arrival at Udon Thani Airport, we traveled to Bueng Kan. - We took a pickup truck to travel up to Hin Sam Wan, the Sang Roi Bo viewpoint. - We stopped to take some amazing photos at Phu Sing Gate. - We stayed the first morning at Anantara Pura Resort, Bueng Khong Long. - We had dinner at the hotel or went to Bueng Khong Long Market. Day 2 - We prepared to travel up to Tham Nakha, a must-see place in Bueng Kan. With a walking distance of about 7 kilometers, the route is an uphill road alternating with stone stairs, steep roads and gravel. - Travel back to the accommodation to check out. - Have lunch at the GG Bueng Khong Long restaurant, good atmosphere, delicious food. - Travel to Udon Thani Province. - Arrive at the sacred place of Kham Chanod, pay homage to the Naga King Pu Sri Sutho and Mother Sri Pathumma Naga Ratchadevi for good fortune. - Check in at Hotel Moco, a beautiful hotel in colonial style with Art Deco details, flower decorations and curved architecture. The atmosphere is very good. Day 3 - Visit the Ban Chiang National Museum, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. - Join the pottery pattern making workshop at Ban Chiang. - Have lunch at Mae Ya Restaurant, which has won a Michelin award. - Pay homage to the City Pillar Shrine (Thao Wessuwan, Phra Phuttha Pho Thong), Ganesha Shrine. - Travel to the airport to return to Bangkok. #TravelPlan