When it comes to travel attractions in Udon Thani, some people might think of Kham Chanot forest and beautiful pictures of Talay Bua Daeng (Red Lotus Sea) might spring to mind.
In fact, there are many such locations in Udon Thani, the fourth biggest province in the northeastern region of Isan. Located around 560km from Bangkok, the province isn’t only famous for its historical and natural surroundings but also Buddhist temples.
This is because Isan is the country’s major source of revered Buddhist monks, most of whom were disciples of the venerable late monk Phra Ajarn Mun Bhuridatta…
