What is there to do for all ages?

I am taking my 6 year old daughter in the New Year and will be staying in Nong Wua So and would like to know which are the closest hotels with good pools and how to get to the beaches mentioned above. Thanks in advance.

Sorry to sound thick but when is the rainy season?

redgoglac wrote:Sorry to sound thick but when is the rainy season?

Not until around May !

redgoglac wrote:I am taking my 6 year old daughter in the New Year and will be staying in Nong Wua So and would like to know which are the closest hotels with good pools and how to get to the beaches mentioned above. Thanks in advance.

You might want to start a new topic related to your search for pools and beaches!

The Mekong has various beaches. They last a few months and dupe the locals into thinking they're cool for a while. They hire in banana boats and offer massages. It would be quaint or cute it it weren't so sad.

Sorry, I'm drunk. Tomorrow it'll be normal.

Yes, everything in Isaan is wonderful. It's all pretty. It's all lovely.

Gulp

This is a really good site, it's like a talking encyclopaedia of Udon, thanks.

I hope we hear some feedback from the OP,as she should be in the area now.It would be inteesting to hear about the daily activities of both the adults and children ,and how it all worked out!

Udon is holding its annual fair at Tungsrimuang 1-15 Dec. Not an especially exciting place to go, but there are rides, food, music, and a variety of things to buy.

Stan, I think she has been so overwhelmed by Udon and is now exhausted both from the wedding and from all the sites and places she has been to here! Maybe we will get a travel report once she is back home.

JR wrote:Stan, I think she has been so overwhelmed by Udon and is now exhausted both from the wedding and from all the sites and places she has been to here! Maybe we will get a travel report once she is back home.

Sure,no hurry!Good first hand info is always valuable and I appreciate it!Hope she had a great trip!