Let's go to pay respect to the Phra That in Nakhon Phanom.

Day 1

Hello everyone! It's been a while since my last post, and I've accumulated quite a backlog of trips to share with you all. 😅

Today, I'm excited to tell you about my latest adventure to Nakhon Phanom, a trip I took with my family to visit my father who lives there. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

So, without further ado, let's dive into the highlights of our journey! ✈️

This trip, we traveled with AirAsia. We flew at 8:00 AM on October 5th and returned at 10:00 PM on October 7th.

The round-trip ticket price per person is around 1700 baht.

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Nong Khai Airport is not very large. After getting off the plane, it only takes a short walk to reach the front of the airport.

Travel

Transportation options from the airport include shared taxis and car rentals for added convenience.

Fortunately, we had our father pick us up, which was convenient. If you are coming by yourself, I recommend renting a car, as the tourist attractions in

Most of Nakhon Phanom is spread out, so renting a car is the most convenient option. There are many car rental companies located in front of the airport, offering standard rates.

Hotels/Accommodation

After leaving the airport, we stopped at a house to drink water and rest for about 15 minutes.

We then checked into our accommodation. This time, we wanted to experience it like tourists, so we asked my father to stay at a hotel instead of at home.

We found accommodation at R-PHOTO. Before arriving, we conducted extensive research and initially desired to stay at

The River is full, but it's still 5555. It's so sad, but I found this place, which is part of the same group as The River.

However, it does not have a Mekong River view.

Personal Impressions:

"I personally loved it. It's a new hotel with a stylish design. The owner is a photography enthusiast, which is evident in the decor."

Decorations related to cameras, including the hotel name.

We stopped by the hotel's cafe in front before checking in.

We then checked in to our accommodation.

The price of accommodation here is 790 baht, 990 baht, and 1900 baht.

The price is 990 baht for the room size shown in the picture.

After taking a break, we went to find something delicious to eat.

Mukdahan: A Must-Try for Fermented Sausage Delicacy

Mukdahan beckons with its irresistible fermented sausage, locally known as "Naem Nuang." Don't hesitate, indulge in this culinary gem! 555 (a Thai expression of laughter and amusement).

Let's have lunch at Siam Nem Nuong, located at the intersection with traffic lights near the Phraya Si Satchanalai statue.

After finishing our nem nuong, we took a stroll through the Indochina Market.

After a walk and a drive, we had dinner at the Riverside House. However, due to our hunger,

We didn't take any pictures, haha. But the atmosphere at the restaurant was great and the food was delicious.

In the early evening, we went for a walk at the walking street near the clock tower. The walking street was lined with stalls selling souvenirs, household goods, and food.

There are both general and local foods available.

The first day has come to an end, and we returned home to sleep. Tomorrow, we will go to the temple to pray.

DAY 2

We woke up and had breakfast in the dining room. I must say, I was very impressed with the breakfast here.

The food line here offers both American options, such as salads and various breads, but the local food line is my favorite.

Fried egg, Vietnamese-style bread, Vietnamese noodle soup, and sticky rice with fermented pork sausage.

This place also offers pork, chili paste, and fermented pork sausage for purchase as souvenirs.

After breakfast, we set out to visit temples, aiming to visit 9 temples. However, we only managed to visit 5. 55555

We set out from the hotel to That Phanom District, which is about 40 kilometers from Nakhon Phanom city.

On the way to That Phanom District, we will pass the first temple that we will visit.

1. Phra That Muruk Khon Kaen

The revered Phra That Murukhanakhon, enshrined at Wat Murukhanakhon in That Phanom district, stands approximately 40 kilometers from the provincial capital.

The stupa is made of brick and mortar in a square plan, similar to the Phra That Phanom but smaller, hence the name.

Phra That Phanom Noi is also the birthplace of the Buddha for those born on Wednesday night.

2. Wat Phra That Phanom Woramahawihan

After a 25-minute drive from Wat Murukhanakhon, we arrived at Phra That Phanom. Phra That Phanom is the designated stupa for those born in the year of the Monkey and on Sundays. It is a sacred and revered stupa that has served as a symbol of unity for the two sides of the Mekong River for centuries, according to the legend of Urungkathatu. It is said that a visit to Nakhon Phanom is incomplete without paying respects at Phra That Phanom.

3. Wat Thatu Renu

Leaving Wat Phra That Phanom for Renoo District

The journey from Wat Phra That Phanom to Renoo District takes approximately 15 minutes.

The Sacred Relics of Monday

This passage describes the significance of a sacred relic associated with Monday, believed to bestow blessings upon those who pay their respects. The relic is said to grant a radiant complexion, as luminous as the moon's glow.

Furthermore, the text mentions the presence of a golden Buddha statue within the temple, known as "Phra Ong Saen." This statue, crafted in the Laotian style, depicts the Buddha in a meditative posture and serves as the revered protector of Renoo district. Its beauty and artistry are particularly noteworthy.

After paying respects at the temple, we headed to Sakon Nakhon to pay homage to Phra That Chedi Chum.

We originally planned to have dinner at the Sakon Nakhon Cooperative Beef Farm in Phon Yang Kham, but when we arrived, there was a group that had reserved the entire restaurant.

In the afternoon, tears were about to fall. While we were angry and hungry, we looked for a restaurant in the area and found a restaurant called Farm Hug.

Just 1 kilometer away! Let's go!!

Let's take a break from the temple and enjoy some meat.

Hug Farm is a popular tourist destination in Sakon Nakhon Province, Thailand. It features a sheep farm where visitors can take photos.

In addition, there is a restaurant called Ko Khun Khun Thong, where we had lunch.

I must say, everything was absolutely phenomenal. It truly feels like destiny brought me to this restaurant.

For those who love meat or papaya salad, this is a must-try. They also offer steaks made from authentic Thai beef at affordable prices. It's a real treat!

Note: This does not include a visit to the Phra That Chedi Chom Thong temple.

After lunch, we drove to Sakon Nakhon. However, there was an event at Phra That Chedi Chum, so we decided not to go in.

Due to the lack of parking, we drove from Nakhon Phanom to Sakon Nakhon without stopping at any temples. Just being able to eat meat was worth it.

This house does not do good deeds, but focuses on eating.

In the evening, let's go for a walk at the night market. It's different from the walking street in that it focuses specifically on food.

Locals prefer to walk here rather than on the walking street.

In the evening, we had dinner at home.

Before returning to our accommodation tonight, we stopped by to pay respects to the sacred landmark of Phaya Sri Satta Nakarat.

Naga Phaya Sri Satta Naraj

Phraya Sri Satta Nakarat is the supreme ruler of all Nagas on the Lao side, who is highly revered by people in Isan and Laos. For those who visit Nakhon Phanom, do not miss to pay respect and pray for blessings from Phraya Sri Satta Nakarat for auspiciousness.

The second day has concluded.

DAY 3

Today, we will return to Bangkok. Our flight departs at 8 pm, so we plan to visit two more temples to complete our pilgrimage of five temples.

According to Thai beliefs, odd numbers are considered auspicious. The specific significance of the numbers 5 and 9 is unclear, but they are often associated with good luck and fortune.

This morning, I had breakfast at the hotel as usual. After checking out, I stopped by Iceland, a homemade ice cream shop located right on the banks of the Mekong River, for a treat.

After finishing our ice cream, we headed to Pern Pla Pern, a renowned restaurant in Nakhon Phanom, for dinner.

To be a fish is to be

Translation:

A riverside restaurant with a friendly atmosphere, beautiful views, and a cool breeze.

The must-try dish here is the "Pla Joop" (fish dipping). The set comes with fish and vegetables. The fish is very firm and goes perfectly with the restaurant's special dipping sauce. It's incredibly delicious!

Next, the lemongrass fried chicken arrived beautifully presented in a mortar. The chicken was incredibly crispy and well-marinated.

The papaya salad with red ant eggs was a spicy delight, with a flavorful mix of ingredients that truly satisfied.

After a satisfying meal, we embarked on a journey to Wat Phra That Tha Uthen, situated in the Tha Uthen district.

Approximately 15-20 minutes from the city center.

Wat Phra That Tha Uthen

**Relic for those born on Friday:** Those who pay homage will receive blessings that will make their lives as bright as the rising sun.

After paying respects at Wat Phra That Tha Uthen, we returned to the city of Nakhon Phanom to pay our final respects at Wat Phra That Nakhon.

Nakhorn Si Thammarat Chedi

Translation:

The Naga Keshara Pagoda, the pagoda for those born on Saturday, is enshrined at Wat Mahathat, Sunthonvichit Road, Mueang District, on the banks of the Mekong River.

The three-day, two-night trip to Nakhon Phanom has come to an end, filled with blessings.

For those who have never been to Nakhon Phanom, a small province but rich in culture and beautiful temples.

We highly recommend visiting this location. It is easily accessible and convenient to travel to. **We suggest visiting the 'Ruen Khao Thong' souvenir shop.

This is a highly recommended souvenir shop, although I am not sponsored by them in any way. I personally love their pork sausages, so I wanted to share this with you.

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