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In and around Udonthani

Airports

Udon Thani Airport

Places of interest

National Parks

Nong Prajak Park

Things to do

Ban Chiang Archaeological Site Loy Kratong Area

Famous Buildings

Clock Tower Roundabout

Monuments and Landmarks

Kom Luang Prajak Circle

Places of Worship

Pho Thi Som Porn Temple

Colleges and Universities

Udon Thani Rajabhat University

Museums and Art Galleries

Udon Thani Museum

Udonthani

Located in Udonthani Province, Udonthani – nicknamed 'Udon' and also called Mak Khaeng – is a small city of around 150, 000 residents. A center of agricultural trade in Thailand's northeast – the region known as Isaan – Udon initially came to life during the Vietnam War when the US government built the joint-force Udon Royal Thai Air Force Base there. Many US servicemen chose to make Udonthani their home and today the city has a large expat community, plus the supporting social infrastructure of cafés, shops and restaurants.

Udon is perhaps most well known for its Bronze Age dig site, Ban Chiang. In the 1960s, archaeologists uncovered some of the earliest examples of Bronze Age pottery and jewelry in excavated graves that date back to 2100 BCE. Ban Chiang was subsequently named a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is considered the most significant find regarding the Bronze Age in Southeast Asia.