Udon Saeng Tawan (Sunshine) Orchid Garden

Located in Soi Kamol Watthana on Udon- Nong Samrong route, the garden produces and puts on sale a new species of Thai scented orchid called "Udon Sunshine".

Phra Phutthabat (Holy Footprint) Bua Bok

Enshrined at the foot of the Khao (Mount) Phu Phan ten kilometers west of Amphoe Ban Phu, which is itself some fifty kilometers from Udon proper, is greatly revered by the people. Celebrations are held from March 11 to 15 each year to pay respect to the 40-meters tall pagoda housing the Holy Footprint and a piece of Holy Relic.

Phu Phra Bat Historical Park

Covers the entire area of the Phra Phuttabai Bua Bok which is around 1200 acres. Rocks of different sizes and shape dot the beautiful landscape, with caves and caverns. Pre-historic painting over cliff faces have been discovered, although many leave only the faintest of traces. Nature - loving trekkers may take a hike around the area, which takes around two hours.

Ban Chiang National Museum

Located in Ban Chiang, Tambon Ban Chiang. Amphoe Nong Han, it comprises two parts. The first stores antiques. Inside the building, old artifacts, ancient Ban Chiang culture, tools and utensils that show ancient technology and surroundings, as well as earthenware pots from 4000 to 7500 years old are displayed. The second part comprises an open museum in the compound of Wat Po Si Nai. The Fine Arts Department has retained the conditions of archaeological excavations to show hoe earthenware pts and other items were buried along with the dead. Ban Chiang National Museum is considered the first open museum in Thailand. As for the "Ban Chiang" earthenware pots, they are known world-wide because "Ban Chiang" was the origin of a pre-historic civilization many years ago. Archaeologists believe the designs on "Ban Chiang" earthenware are the oldest pot designs in the world.