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The Northeast of Thailand, commonly referred to as I-san, is made up of 20 provinces. The region covers a total area of more than 170,000 sq.km, or roughly one- third of the entire country. It boders with Laos and Cambodia.
The Northeast of Thailand is a traditional yet wildly colourful and interesting region which is well worth exploring. It has a very unique characteristic of geography, food, as well as culture which have been well inherited until present. The economy of the region relies on the agricultural products such as rice.
The Northeast of Thailand may come across as a dry land with scorching heat but that could be something trivial as it also has abundant of stunning natural attractions and colourful way of life. People are convivial and offer warm hospitality to guests who visit their land. It has great facilities to welcome tourists including a wide range of accommodation from small guesthouses to 5-star hotels as well as tourist activities.
The province particularly well known for its silk products. Amnat Charoen, located along the Mekong River in Northeastern Thailand, is an area of great natural beauty, featuring a reservoir..
Buriram is a land of ancient Khmer prosperity. The southern part of the province has a number of Khmer sanctuaries …
It is the 76th province of Thailand, established in 2011 border with Nakhon Phanom, Sakon Nakhon, Nong Khai and with Bolikhamsai Province of Laos …
Chaiyaphum is a place where many periods of civilization have overlapped, including those of the disparate …
One of the most fertile provinces in the northeastern region and has a long history dating back to the prehistoric era. A principally agricultural region, also known for its sticky rice …
Located in the heart of Isan, Thailand’s northeast region, Khon Kaen has been one of the fastest growing areas in Thailand. The ancient cultures, traditions, and historical sites in this area …
Loei is an up-and-coming ecotourism region surrounded by mountain ranges, various kinds of flora and capped with fog enshrouded summits. The most majestic mountains are Phu Kradueng …
Maha Sarakham is a Buddhist center of Isan, as many Buddhist archeological artifacts were found here, including a Relic of Lord Buddha in Amphoe Na Dun …
Mukdahan has been an historical gateway to Indochinese countries, is home to 8 ethnic minorities; namely, Thai Isan, Phu Thai, Thai Kha, Kraso, Thai Kaloeng, Thai Yo, Thai Saek Thai Kula …
Nakhon Phanom is a melting pot of diverse ethnic cultures and traditions, lies along the western bank of the majestic Mekong River. A number of opportunities for visitors …
Nakhon Ratchasim or Khorat is a large province on the northeastern plateau and is like the gateway to …
Archeological artifacts found in this area indicate that there were human’s settlements in Nong Bua Lam Phu since the pre-historical era and there are fossils in the region …
Nong Bua Lam is a Province filled with natural beauty, including Phu Kao Phupan Kham National Park, the Phu Phan mountain range …
Roi Et in Thai language means “one hundred and one”. The province located in the middle of Isan, the northeastern region of Thailand, features a number of impressive Buddha images …
A unique mixture of ancient traditions province. Features many forested temple retreats for Buddhist meditation, where a number of famous monks reside …
Located in the southern portion of Thailand’s Northeastern Isan region. Rich with Khmer Ruins, Si Sa Ket is an interesting destination …
Surin province is a sleepy agricultural province, quietly growing jasmine rice and weaving beautiful silk, and it is also a large province in the Mun River Basin of Thailand’s Northeastern Isan region …
Located in the lower region of Northeastern Thailand, 629 kilometers from Bangkok, features plateaus and mountain ranges with the Mun River running through the middle …
Land of Mi-khit Cloth, Wonderful Nong Prachak Place, and Scented Udorn Sunshine Orchids. Udon Thani is located on a plateau which is approximately 187 meters above sea level …
Yasothon is the smallest province in the lower northeast of Thailand’s Isan region. It is famed for its Rocket Festival, which is celebrated each may at the commencement …