Adventures In NONG KHAI 🇹🇭 Deeper Into ISAN We Go (Unseen Thailand)

Today we explore the province of Nong Khai in North Eastern Thailand in the Isan region. Located on the river banks of the Mekong and bordering Loas, this town boasts a lot of unique attractions and beautiful temples.

So today join along for the ride as we explore this unseen and rarely traveled to region of Thailand.

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[PaddyDoyle.]

Deeper into Isan we go indeed! Unlock the next few episodes by clicking the JOIN button ✌️

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My mother is from a small village in Nong Khai. Went to Thailand in 2002 visiting my mothers family for the very first time. Beautiful area. We saw the Friendship bridge which connects Thailand to Laos.

[TheWanderLife]

Never fails to amaze me the level of devotion that the Thais (and other SE Asian countries) put into the artistry of their temples and shrines! That seven headed serpent is epic! Ahh the dip for the mango brings back to many memories! See you weren't keen but I definitely love it 😂

[sweatycrabthailand]

awsome, paddy. so happy you went to nong khai and did a really good video. I hope you take enough breaks from your trip/work but pls do not give up, youre doing an amazing job, so many places ppl normally dont film too much but are awsome, and ppl will watch these videos for years and years to come

[astveten]

Hello Paddy. I love to watch your travel videos. Keep on, you are doing great. I recommend you to visit Wat Pa Phu Kon, Ban Kong, Na Yung District, Udon Thani, Thailand and Skywalk Wat Pha Tak Suea, also at the Mekong river. We went to the temple Wat Pa Phu Kon three years ago, visiting a friend in Nong Bua Lamphu. The temple lies way out on top of a hill in the jungle. We hope to go to Thailand again in January, but have to see if how things are going with the covid situation both in Europe and in Thailand. Greetings from Me Kao (Polar bear) in Norway. You can also find my travel videos on astveten on YouTube. I have been 5 times to Thailand, from 1 to 3 months each time, and I love it.

[ricecookerbaking]

Not much in Nong Khai for touristy stuff ... but having dinner and drinks by the Mekong river at sunset is really nice. Especially during this time of the year.

Paddy didn't show or mentioned it but... for those who haven't been here since the last two years... they finished a really nice walking and biking path right along the river, from the white temple (where he took the boat out) all the way to Wat Mee Chai. Hopefully, it will eventually go all the way to underneath the Friendship bridge. That's a long nice path to jog, bike, skate and enjoy the river. Really enjoy that scenery 👌 👍

[เขมภัสส์ศรีพรหมทัต]

I have been to Knong Kai many time, One of the most impressive things there was traveling along the road that by the Mae Khong river to see and relax beautiful scenery of the river and Loas, this road can bring you see Vien tien across and find somewhere to stay there at a nice resort along the river.

[ThailandLifestyle]

I once bought a whole loaf of bread to feed some fish in Isan and then the son of my wife (8 years old) came and said: And me? What do I get? And I said: Well if you are hungry then let's go and find something good to eat for you. smile
I love your videos, you are an inspiration for me - and I hope that one day I can do drone videos as good as yours. (Say hello to sparky!) 😉
Oh and Mekong is sometimes quite dry ... maybe then they can walk to the rock.

[wisarut.nualkaew]

In all of Thailand we use so many condiment to cut the sourness of unripe mangoes such as sugar, salt, chili flake, plum powder, dry shrimp, shrimp paste or even fermented fish sauce that use in somtum that you don’t like. Hahaha

[ThailandThomas]

Love mangos with the Suger chili dip. One of my favs. Another great video Paddy.

[mariettathornton]

Love the statue park and the pathway along the river! I have never been there but would love to check it out!!!! Thanks for another wonderful vlog Paddy…..I enjoyed watching this one😊

[larshultberg]

Lovely footage from Nongkhai. There are so many beautiful places along the Mekong river both in Laos and in Thailand. This video made me miss Thailand so much. Yeah! 😊

[HamNoytheDutchGuy]

Loved Nong Khai, and i went accros the bridge into Laos back in 2019, some day Paddy you can explore that country also, its lovely. Thanks for this one and as always, C Ya in the next one, cheers 🙌🍻

[PaulTAdventures]

What an amazing part of Thailand 🇹🇭. Thank you for bringing us to this amazing province. Congratulations also on your 50 k you truly deserve it . Happy Travels and looking forward to seeing so many provinces, people and the sights of beautiful Thailand 🇹🇭 ♥️

[nattham]

You try to take the road from Nong Song Hong to Sangkhom District. You'll find incredible tree trimming that can tell a story along either side of the road.

[eleanortrebicki]

Thank you Paddy for sharing your superglue experience. Your presentation is hilarious 😂. Just sorry it causes you so much hassle. Once again a fascinating vlog

[garsmx]

Hi Paddy, I've been watching your videos from the start and have never missed one. The content and quality just gets better and better. I was just wondering along with many others if you are planning any more trips with "The Budgeteers" ?
I noticed on their home page that they are planning a Europe trip on a 1000 Euro's

[cdnsk]

My Danish Cdn friend lived in Nong Khai with his Thai wife, who was the wife of my then Thai GF, who lived in Dongwattana village near Ban Dung, Issan. I went golfing many times at nearby Victory GC with my beery buddies from Eddie's Bar in Ban Dung. Good times from 2010 to 2012.
Many of the Nong Khai Business people are actually Chinese who were kicked out of Hanoi in the 1960's. Those with vehicles drove them from Hanoi to Dien Bien Phu, thru Laos & into Thailand. My Danish friend bought Heineken Beer from one of these Chinese expats. He spoke very good English, as his 2 daughters were educated in Canada. One is a Doctor 7 the other is a Dentist in Ottawa ON. he goes to visit them every spring for a few months.

[jomontanee]

OMG the big snake heads and tall Buddhas art style look gorgeous.

[stocktrend]

Enjoyed this video. Keep exploring and keep sharing. Thank you Paddy.