[2025 Ubon Ratchathani Attraction] Travel Guide for Ubon Ratchathani National Museum (Updated Jul)

#TravelUbon #TravelSecondaryCity TravelUbon2days1night Even if you have little time, you can still travel. It is a province with many places to visit. Beautiful temples, beautiful cafes, very good accommodation. Let's go out and travel. 𓂃 Accommodation 🏡 De lit Accommodation in the heart of Ubon, not expensive, the atmosphere is decorated like relaxing by the sea. Price 1,260 baht Including breakfast ------------------------------------ 𝗗𝗮𝘆 𝟭 •Memory: The Memory Cafe •Pha Taem National Park •Wat Sirindhorn Wararam Phu Phrao 𝗗𝗮𝘆 𝟮 •Wat Phra That Nong Bua •Hippie Roaster •Ubon Ratchathani National Museum •Baan Dang •Kole Bakery Bar - KOLé Bakery Bar ------------------------------------ This is another very cute province. There are many places that I have pinned but haven't been to yet. I will definitely find a chance to go back again. 🧸 #VisitUbon #VisitUbonRatchathani #CafeUbon #AccommodationUbon #UbonRatchathani #CoffeeShopUbon #KhongChiam #PhaTaem #Delit #CafeMemories

The Ubon Ratchathani National Museum was originally the provincial hall building. It was built in 1918 on land that His Royal Highness Prince Saraphasit Prasong requested from the heir of the Ratchabut (Sui) to be used as public land for the construction of government offices since the reign of King Rama VI. The building is a single-storey brick and mortar building raised from the ground. The hip roof is covered with kite tiles. The building plan is rectangular and faces north. Inside the building, there is a large hall in the center with a corridor and small rooms around it. Above the door frames and the eaves of the balcony are decorated with fretwork of plants. The building received the Outstanding Architectural Conservation Building Award in 1989 from the Association of Siamese Architects under Royal Patronage. The Fine Arts Department registered and designated the area of ​​the ancient site in 2001. The museum exhibits geography, geology, history, archaeology, local culture, and ethnology. The topics are divided into 10 exhibition rooms as follows: Room 1 General information of Ubon Ratchathani Province Displays general information about Ubon Ratchathani Province, maps showing the location, political and administrative divisions, and transportation routes, the provincial seal, photos of tourist attractions, and important places in both culture and nature. Room 2: Geography, Resources, and Geology of the Northeast Displays information on the origin of the world, maps of the geological features of the plateau, various fossils, stories about dinosaurs, mineral and rock samples, and gem mining in Ubon Ratchathani Province, etc. Room 3: Prehistoric Period Displays archaeological data and evidence, including prehistoric artifacts found in Ubon Ratchathani Province, such as stone tools, drums, earthenware containers of various shapes, bronze utensils and ornaments, as well as weapons made of bronze and iron. On the walls, there are replicas of paintings from the Pha Taem painting site, which is an important site of paintings in Khong Chiam District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. Room 4: Dvaravati and Chenla cultures (Khmer or Khmer before Angkor) Displays artifacts from the Chenla culture or Khmer culture before Angkor, and the Dvaravati culture, which is approximately The most important antiques include the Ardhanarishvara, which dates from around the 13th Buddhist century, found in Ubon Ratchathani Province. It is a sculpture carved in the shape of Shiva and his wife Uma, both of whom are deities revered in Hinduism. There are also Khmer-style door frames, Buddha images, and sandstone sema markers. Room 5: Khmer or Khmer culture during the Angkor period This exhibits antiques influenced by the Khmer period during the Angkor period, dating from around the 15th-18th Buddhist centuries, such as Khmer-style Ganesha in the Koh Ker style, Kampong Phra-style lintels, Puan-style lintels, sandstone Shiva lingams, and architectural decorations from important ancient sites in Ubon Ratchathani Province, such as carvings of the nine planets from Prasat Ban Ben. Room 6: Thai-Lao culture This exhibits antiques and artifacts from Thai-Lao culture between the 23rd-25th Buddhist centuries, focusing on various postures of Buddha, both made of wood, bronze, and gilded sandstone. Important antiques include the Buddha in the meditation posture. Lao art cast in bronze with an inscription at the base, which can be concluded that Chao Anuwong was the one who cast it in 2369. It is a Buddha image with a very beautiful appearance. Room 7 Ancient fabrics and local fabrics of Ubon Ratchathani Exhibits antiques and artifacts such as ancient woven fabrics and local fabrics of Ubon Ratchathani, such as high-class women's sarongs, cotton fabrics, and silk fabrics with various patterns. Room 8 Local music Exhibits information about local music by making life-size models of Isan musicians playing various musical instruments. Most of the instruments are adapted from natural materials. Musical instruments that use strings, such as the two-stringed pin and three-stringed pin, string instruments with bows, such as various types of saws, and percussion instruments, such as the pong lang, Mak Kap Kap. Room 9 Local handicrafts and household appliances Exhibits local handicrafts, household appliances, and household appliances, such as Ban Pa-ao brassware, along with the steps of making brassware, such as betel sets, betel nut boxes, betel nut trays, and bowls. In addition, there are wooden betel sets that are unique to Isan betel sets. Exhibits various fishing tools such as traps, nets, etc., and kitchen utensils that can still be found in the current way of life, such as rice containers, rice baskets, mortars, sticky rice steamers, coconut graters, etc. Room 10: Governance and Fine Arts in Buddhism Exhibits about the governance of Ubon Ratchathani before the administrative reform in the reign of King Rama V. Photographs of important people, utensils of the governor of Ubon Ratchathani, and interesting artefacts, which are fine arts in Buddhism, including items offered by devotees to the Buddha at various temples in Ubon Ratchathani, such as pulpits, dhamma chests, slate paintings, dhamma cabinets, water troughs, kakayia, candle holders, palm-leaf manuscripts, etc. Management Department of Fine Arts Museum type Biography, history, and archaeology Important exhibits/interesting items Buddha statue in meditation pose, Lao art, built in 2369 B.E. Som Sutra, Khmer art in the Phrai Kham style, 12th-13th Buddhist century Ganesha, Lopburi art, contemporary with Khmer art in the Koh Ker style 15th Buddhist century Mahoratuk drum, prehistoric era, agricultural society, approximately 2,500-2,100 years old Stone inscription at the mouth of the Mun River, Pallava script, Sanskrit, 11th-12th Buddhist century Lintel, contemporary Lopburi art, Khmer art, Kampong Phra style, 12th-13th Buddhist century #National Museum#Candle Procession #Rainy season attractions

Today, I just had the chance to write a review after returning from Ubon for almost 2 weeks. The point is that I have been to many coffee shops and cafes in Ubon province, and I must say that I was very impressed by many of them. This shop is another one that I am quite impressed by, because it was the first shop that I went to after landing at Ubon International Airport, using Avis car rental service (if I spell it wrong, please forgive me). This shop is located about 10 minutes from Ubon International Airport. The taxi driver went straight to the right place, as if I had been there before, but the uncle said that he had just been there. Judging from the condition of the shop, it should have just opened not long ago. Let's get to the point. After walking into the shop, I felt the friendliness and warmth of the shop. I forgot to mention that I landed at around 2 pm and arrived at the shop at almost 3 pm, which was starting to get dark. At 4.30 am, the atmosphere was a bit gloomy. The atmosphere of the shop started to improve after the shop started turning on the lights in the garden area. I quite liked it, but it would have been even better later this evening. The counter in the shop is a very large piece of marble. Inside the shop, there are 4 green tea menus, so I was surprised that there were so many. So I asked the person making the tea. They gave good recommendations. The coffee was average but had a good aroma. They only had medium roast, but it smelled like it had just come out of the oven (I don't know if that's the right term for roasting). I ordered green tea while my friend who was with me was a coffee lover but decided to try it. The taste was good. I later found out that Ubon is a cafe city. The taste of coffee is not inferior to Bangkok's. It might even be better. If you compare the price, the coffee here is 60-70 baht, but if you go to Bangkok, it will definitely be 100+++ to get this taste. When the menu came, I took some pictures. After a while, I walked outside to see the atmosphere. It was quite good. I tried sitting in the pavilion. It might be a bit hot on the day I went, but there was a roof so it helped a lot. In addition, there were bakery items, but we didn't order any because we were going to have dinner on the way out of town, so we missed out. Now, the highlight of the shop. We ordered the top matcha Himawari for 160 baht. It was a shocking price for Ubon, but I forgot that it was the same price as a medium-sized Starbucks. In conclusion, I tried ordering it. The taste was good. It had a bit of a roasted smell. It's quite usable. If anyone is interested, try to visit it. Search on Googlemap, Luk Cafe is not hard to find. Or try to click on the website, search on Google for Ubon green tea shop, it will come up as lukmatcha. That's all for today. Bye-by ...

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Phra That Nong Bua is located in Mueang District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. It was built as a symbol of the 25th century anniversary of Buddhism in 1957. It has beautiful architecture and, most importantly, there is also "Phra That Chedi Sri Maha Bodhi", a chedi for the year of the snake. This chedi is a replica of the Buddha Gaya chedi in India. Another beautiful thing is the statue of the Naga with beautiful patterns at the entrance to the chedi. When COVID is over, if you pass by that area, don't forget to pay homage for good luck for yourself and your family. 🙏🤗 #Secret location #Natural therapy

VAN CAFE, a blue van in Ubon Ratchathani. ⭐Follow the chic crowd!⭐ A new style of coffee shop for Ubon residents has arrived in the form of a blue van. Freshly brewed, freshly brewed for every cup. #cafe review

Wat Phra That Nong Bua, Ubon Ratchathani Province, is a temple located in the city and is also a famous tourist attraction. The temple is open every day from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. If you go to Ubon Ratchathani, don't forget to stop by to pay homage. #Wat Phra That Nong Bua, Ubon Ratchathani #TeamNortheast

Nowadays, spicy salads are quite expensive, right? But it's hard to believe that there's a shop that sells spicy salads for 20 baht. And for 20 baht, I have to say that you can eat every menu, whether it's fresh shrimp, blue crab, oysters, or other types of black, each plate costs 20 baht. The shop sells spicy salads for 20 baht is located behind Big C Ubon Ratchathani, opposite the Ubon Ratchathani Passenger Transport Station, and next to the Nakhonchai Air Service Center. The spicy salad shop is in the Ubon Square area. The shop is not hard to find. The shop's sign is very big. Let's talk about the taste of the food. The spicy salad sauce here is very delicious. Even though it's a 20 baht spicy salad, the taste is no less than the expensive dishes. The blue crab is very fresh. And especially the shrimp, the meat is very bouncy. Personally, I give this shop a pass because it's a place to eat a variety of spicy salads at a budget price. If anyone stops by Ubon Ratchathani, don't forget to stop by and eat some delicious spicy salads. #SecretLocation #NortheastTeam

Wat Tung Sri Wilai is located in Ban Chi Tuan, Tambon Chi Tuan, Amphoe Khueang Nai, Ubon Ratchathani Province. It is not known when it was built, as it is an ancient temple. The area of ​​this temple has many layers of sema stones surrounding the old chapel and the temple, reaching the walls around the temple in all directions. There is also a large pond and the remains of the library and pulpit, which were built with bricks from the past. It is assumed that the location of the temple will be Non Nok Khian (Nan Nok Khian), according to the long history and legend of the Chi Tuan people that says "Thung Sam Kha, Nan Nok Khian, Silver Three Carts, Under the Palm Tree". Luang Pho Phra Phutthawises is a laterite Buddha statue in the Naga Parak posture, 55 centimeters wide and 90 centimeters high, from the Dvaravati period, more than a thousand years ago. It is currently enshrined in the temple of Wat Tung Sri Wilai, Ban Chi Tuan. It is considered a sacred Buddha statue of the people of Chi Tuan and nearby sub-districts. It is considered a Buddha statue with miraculous sacredness. The people of Ban Chi Tuan and nearby sub-districts of Ubon Throughout the provinces near and far, including the people of Bangkok, they have faith in Luang Por Phra Phutthawises. They have brought flowers, incense, and candles to worship without fail to ask for blessings from Luang Por Phra Phutthawises to protect and bless them, to succeed in what they desire for their family life, along with their children and relatives, both in the provinces and abroad, to experience even more prosperity. The sacredness and miraculous powers of Luang Por Phra Phutthawises are abundant and are famous throughout the northeastern region and Bangkok. Wat Tung Si Wilai 📍https://maps.app.goo.gl/VwnrVsMhos2BAGJY6 #Waiting for the day to travel #Mr. Traveler #Waiting for the day to travel

Wat Mahawanaram, Luang Road, Tambon Nai Mueang, Amphoe Mueang Ubon Ratchathani, Ubon Ratchathani Or "Wat Pa Yai" is an old temple and a royal monastery. It is considered a temple of Ubon Ratchathani Province. It is the place where Phra Chao Yai Inthraplang is enshrined. It is a Buddha statue in the Mara-Vijaya posture. The boxing is very beautiful. #Songkran tourist attractions

🕯️✨ Review of the Ubon Ratchathani Candle Festival 2025 “Legend of Candlelight, the Art of Faith” 📍 At Thung Si Mueang and the Old City, Ubon Ratchathani Province 📆 Held between 9 – 13 July 2025 🏮 Highlights of the event 🔸 9 July – Candle Collection Day A ceremony to collect candles from various temples and communities to prepare for the competition and invite them into the city 🔸 10 July – Candle Invitation Ceremony Time 08.09: Begin the procession to invite the royal candles and the beautiful candle procession Dance performances along the route 18:00: The first spectacular night-time light and sound show 🔸 July 11 – Official opening ceremony Opening at 08:09 with a candle procession from various temples Continuing light and sound shows in the evening 🔸 July 12–13 – Cultural performances Displaying candles for the public and tourists to see up close Highlights: Light and sound show “Ratchathani Srisin Thin Thai Dee” Including 12 performances with guest artists such as Tao Phusilp Performed in front of Wat Si Ubon Rattanaram and Lan Khwan Muang 💡 Special highlights 🎆 Light and sound show (“Vijit Ubon”) Using modern light and sound technology in conjunction with cultural performances Reflecting the identity of Ubon people in terms of their faith and being the center of Thai candle festivals There are over 5,000 free seats with large screens along the route. 🍡 Shops and Ubon's best products Although the shops are not listed, the event includes: A local food zone from the community OTOP products, silk, cotton, handicrafts A souvenir and candle-making workshop zone In addition, before the event (June 15 - July 9), tourists can visit candle-making workshops in various communities throughout the province. 📸 Must-see photo spots -Candle procession on Uparat Road -Candle square in the middle of Thung Si Mueang -Light show at Wat Si Ubon at night Candlelight reflecting on water in Thung Si Mueang pond #UbonRatchathani #UbonCandleProcession #CandleProcession #BuddhistLent #ThungSiMueang

#Get a discount without relying on luck 📍Baan Dang Restaurant is located in Mueang District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. The restaurant is a Vietnamese restaurant. It is a Vietnamese restaurant that has immigrated to Ubon Ratchathani in the past and up until the present. Therefore, every menu is made from the original Vietnamese recipe. 🪑 There are many seats for customers to eat in the restaurant. 🅿️ There is no parking for this restaurant, but you can park on both sides of the road in front of the shop. 🚗 You must come by private car only. There is no public transportation to access or pass through. 💰 The price of each menu is reasonable because the size of the food is large. ⏰ The opening and closing times of most restaurants are open every day, but you can check the Facebook page of the restaurant again. ✅ The highlight is the Nem Nuong, which has a variety of vegetables and is different from other Nem Nuongs. #Vietnamese restaurant review #Vietnamese food #Ubon Ratchathani

For those who come to visit Ubon, I recommend staying in the old city area. It is very easy to travel from the airport. It is close to food sources, night markets, walking streets, cafes, restaurants, everything is complete in this area✨

⚡🛫 Plan your trip, book your accommodation, hotel, and flight tickets soon. The grand event is “Ubon Ratchathani Candle Festival 2025” between July 7-13, 2025, for a total of 7 days, at the Thung Si Mueang area. 🔶 Candle Festival on July 9, 2025 🔶 Daytime Candle Festival 2 days: Daytime on July 10-11, 2025 The procession route starts in front of Wat Si Ubon Rattanaram, along Uparat Road and Chayangkun Road 🔶 Nighttime Candle Festival 2 nights: on the nights of July 10-11, 2025” 2 performance points: The first point is in front of Wat Si Ubon Rattanaram, the second point is in front of Lan Khwan Mueang #Get a discount without relying on luck

Ubon Museum, newly renovated, very beautiful. Antiques and art are very detailed. Beautifully arranged, beautiful lighting. The curators are very cute. They are very informative and explain very well. ✨ Interesting things 📍 Historical stories of Ubon Ratchathani Province since its establishment 📍 Ganesha, sandstone, Khmer art, very old 📍 Bronze dolls, also very old 📍 Artworks, pieces of ancient sandstone castles, quite complete, very hard to find 📍 Wood carvings, sacred swords, halberds, royal thrones, 3 stars 🌟🌟🌟 Note: Don't forget to visit the outside area. There is a very large teak boat. 🗣 Tips: There is an entrance fee. Thais are 20 baht, foreigners are 100 baht. But the day I went was Children's Day, so I got in for free. 💝 #VisitUbonRatchathani #Museum #UbonRatchathaniNationalMuseum #UbonRatchathani #OldUbon #UbonTravel #museum #ubonratchathani #ubonmuseum

#Ubon Ratchathani #Buddhist Lent The people are devoted to Dharma, the beauty of the Buddhist Lent candles Visit the candle-making community and wait to see the grandest Buddhist Lent candle procession in Thailand

During the Buddhist Lent, many people are concerned about Ubon Ratchathani Province because it has a world-class merit-making event, the Candle Festival. This year is the celebration of the 122nd anniversary of the Hung Heung, the city of Dharma, which is held in a grand manner. But in addition to the candle festival, today I will take you to another place that you must not miss when visiting the Candle Festival in Ubon Ratchathani Province. This place is the “Ubon Ratchathani National Museum.” Every year during the Buddhist Lent, it is open to the public for free and there is a merit-making event during the Buddhist Lent that gathers the way of life of the people of Ubon Ratchathani, such as demonstrations of candle making, candle carving, making merit items to offer to monks during important Buddhist festivals, along with stories of the history of the area that go back to prehistoric times until the city was built and became Ubon Ratchathani Province today. #Rainy season attractions #Candle Festival #Candle Festival

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