udonthani and koa sumed
May 5th, 2011, 05:49 AM
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Udon Thani is a city and province in Issan, in NE Thailand. Type the name into Google or Bing and you'll get hundreds of websites.
I'm not sure what you mean by "Koa Sumed" - Koa (or Koh) Samui is a resort island in the Gulf of Thailand, Koh Samet is another island in the Gulf, less developed than Koh Samui.
It sounds like you need to start by getting a guidebook for Thailand.
You can find accommodations in all price ranges at www.sawasdee.com or www.agoda.com or www.asiarooms.com
By the way, October is a difficult month for beach areas in Thailand. Expect rain and rough seas.
I'm not sure what you mean by "Koa Sumed" - Koa (or Koh) Samui is a resort island in the Gulf of Thailand, Koh Samet is another island in the Gulf, less developed than Koh Samui.
It sounds like you need to start by getting a guidebook for Thailand.
You can find accommodations in all price ranges at www.sawasdee.com or www.agoda.com or www.asiarooms.com
By the way, October is a difficult month for beach areas in Thailand. Expect rain and rough seas.
May 5th, 2011, 11:15 PM
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She means Koh Samet I think Kathie
OP have a look at http://www.anachak.co.uk/udon.php for info about Udon Thani and http://www.anachak.co.uk/gallery/udon/udon.php for photos
It is a very nice city but not a great deal to do umless you travel the surrounding area - accomodation is very cheap though - late october is a good time to visit as the rains subside around that time so it is not too hot and not too wet
I am new here but very familiar with Udon (my second home) so feel free to ask any questions
OP have a look at http://www.anachak.co.uk/udon.php for info about Udon Thani and http://www.anachak.co.uk/gallery/udon/udon.php for photos
It is a very nice city but not a great deal to do umless you travel the surrounding area - accomodation is very cheap though - late october is a good time to visit as the rains subside around that time so it is not too hot and not too wet
I am new here but very familiar with Udon (my second home) so feel free to ask any questions
May 5th, 2011, 11:24 PM
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I like Udon but as Anachak says there's not too much to do there in it's own right. It's moe of a gateway to Nong Khai/Laos than anything else from a travel perspective.
There are a few Western orientated bars in town however and some 'interesting' characters including a few ex Vietnam vets who have some good tales to tell of the war era.
There are a few Western orientated bars in town however and some 'interesting' characters including a few ex Vietnam vets who have some good tales to tell of the war era.
May 5th, 2011, 11:29 PM
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As for Samet, it's one of my favourite islands especially as I live in Bangkok and can't get south to much.
Apart from the first (and worst) beach, Hat Sai Kaew - a long crowded (especially at weekends) unspectacular strip of sand, Samet is made up of a series of little coves which are all very pleasant.
Apart from the first (and worst) beach, Hat Sai Kaew - a long crowded (especially at weekends) unspectacular strip of sand, Samet is made up of a series of little coves which are all very pleasant.
