Udonthani was founded in 1296 by King Mengrai. It was the capital of Lannathai Kingdom, and once the Empire began to decline, reducing the importance of Udonthani also begun to. The city was frequently occupied either by the invading Burmese troops, or the Thais from Ayutthaya. Udonthani King Taksin captured by the Burmese in 1774 and since then it's a part of Thailand. Today Udonthani is the second most important city in Thailand after Bangkok. Udonthani is 560Kilometers from Bangkok.
When to go to Udonthani
When you make a visit to Udonthani to plan the best time is November to March. During this time the weather is cool and temperatures of 75 ° C to 89 ° C. In April and May are very hot and visitors in general to avoid these months. You can also plan a visit to Udonthani in June, July and August. There is no doubt that in these months the weather is hot, but it is bearable, and the prices in hotels and restaurantsare lower than in high season.
Landmarks in Udonthani
Udonthani has more than 300 Buddhist temples to choose from. Doi Suthep is the most popular of these. It was built in 1383 and offers a great view over the city. The other temples are worth visiting Chiang Man, the oldest temple in Udonthani, Phra Sila, which is popular for its marble Buddha and Phra Satang man because of his Buddha.
Apart from temples, you can spend time with your family in theUdonthani Zoo, Doi Inthanon National Park, Dao Cave, the Night Bazaar, Sirikit Botanical Gardens and Phra That Doi Suthep. Udonthani is also known for its nightlife. If you are a cook and dance enthusiasts are, you can show or Thai cuisine Thai take dance classes at the local bars and cafes.
Only 47 km east of Thailand is Udonthani's premier Bronze excavations at Ban Chiang, which is a world famous archaeological site.
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