พิพิธภัณฑ์เมืองอุดรธานี

5 Kaew Mani - 9 months ago

10 out of 10! A must-visit place if you visit Udon. A great educational place about Udon with very nicely-done exhibition in both Thai and English, and it's free for all, including foreigners. Make sure you visit both buildings. The one to the right, where you check in to get a cloth bag for your shoes - no shoes inside the museum - and a key card for the exhibition which is in the yellow building, also has some beautiful art work like paintings and drawings inside.

5 Brenden Wood - 4 months ago

This is an excellent regional museum - in my opinion, it’s a world-standard museum. The curators have done an outstanding job of telling the prehistoric and modern history of Udon Thani. Of most interest to me was the region’s involvement in World War II, Laos and the American forces who were based in northeastern Thailand during the Vietnam War. The curators have also done an excellent job of explaining the economic history of the province once the American ‘GI’s exited following the conclusion of the Vietnam War - of note, is the explanation of why so many locals head to Bangkok for employment. This museum is worth visiting if you’re in Udon Thani. Congratulations to the curator(s).

5 anchalee T - 10 months ago

First time visiting this museum. Highly recommended to visit this place once. You will learn a lot about the history of Udonthani and interesting facts of this place. The entrance is free of charge. There are also English leaflets available and the information on each exhibition also include English translation.

5 Coffee Chill TV - 2 weeks ago

Before you even walk inside this funky place, you ll be impressed by the external architecture of the two (2) main buildings - with registration and administration housed in a very much contemporary structure and, then into display section is pure classical. Adjacent to Nong Prajak park, with public transport nearby, as well as ample parking provided, it's location is a plus. I really enjoyed the Vietnam War displays and the 60s through to 70s, memorabilia another highlight. There is an impressive statue of Prince Parjak and insightful storyboards on the modern history of Udon Thani province. Photographs, artifacts, sculptures, paintings and interactive audio-visuals displays aplenty (see my YouTube and Instagram ...), makes this a must-do in UDE Town.

5 STO_Keetaya - 3 months ago

Really good museum to know more about Udonthani province. Flow of story telling about Udonthani is smooth and easy to understand. The building is beautiful with cold temperature from air condition ???? You will take about one hour to walk around and learn about Udonthaini and the past to present.

4 Zen Ryogi - a week ago

Not bad, Much better 10 years ago.
Has sensor system.
Good view.

4 David Jacobs - a month ago

Interesting museum if interested in the history of Udon Thani TH.