Exploring Nong Prajak Public Park in Udon Thani, Thailand 🇹🇭

Join me on a peaceful journey through Nong Prajak Public Park, one of Udon Thani’s most beautiful and serene attractions! 🌿 This stunning park is perfect for relaxing walks, morning jogs, or simply enjoying the tranquil atmosphere surrounded by lush greenery and a picturesque lake.
Discover the park’s charming features, including its iconic bridges, colorful sculptures, and lively outdoor fitness areas. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast or just looking for a calm escape, Nong Prajak Public Park is a must-visit spot in Udon Thani!
🕒 What’s in this video:
A scenic walk around Nong Prajak Public Park 🚶‍♂️
Exploring the park’s unique landmarks and natural beauty 🌳
Tips for making the most of your visit to the park 🏞️
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[@roygoad2870]

It’s going to be good for your health Hamid when you drink less alcohol, certainly is for me. Here in Mexico I am drinking more and the beer is very good here. It’s great to enjoy socially with family. But as soon as I get back to Thailand I will carry on with my routine of different racquet sports etc, it’s a great way to keep fit and active!

[@Hamidstravel]

Thank you, Roy! It’s always inspiring to hear about your active lifestyle. Enjoy the fantastic beer and family time in Mexico-it sounds like a great balance. Wishing you a wonderful stay and a safe flight back to Thailand. Looking forward to hearing more about your racquet sports routine when you're back. Stay active and take care!

[@louyht7]

Look like a boring chill laid back city bro. Yeah Esan is one of if not the poorest region of Thailand

[@Hamidstravel]

Thanks for sharing your perspective! Udon Thani and the Isan region might not be as fast-paced as some other parts of Thailand, but its laid-back vibe and cultural richness make it unique. While Isan is considered a less economically developed region, it’s full of incredible traditions, warm hospitality, and hidden gems worth exploring. Every place has its own charm, and I think that’s what makes traveling so rewarding!