UBON RATCHTHANI
Ranked among the largest of the northeastern provinces, Ubon
Ratchathani borders both Lao PDR and Cambodia , the juncture of the3 country’s
being dubbed in recent times “The Emerald Triangle’ on account of the area’s
lush forest cover. The province’s main topographical feature.
However, is the
Mun River and its junction with the Mekong, the latter forming much of Ubon
Ratchathani’s eastern border. The meeting of the 2 rivers affords some most
picturesque scenery, while prehistoric rock paintings at the nearby cliff of
Pha Taem adds to the area’s fascination.
Overall, the province is a showcase for traditional I-san culture, most readily seen in such colourful annual events as the Candle Festival which celebrates the start of the Buddhist Rains Retreat.
Overall, the province is a showcase for traditional I-san culture, most readily seen in such colourful annual events as the Candle Festival which celebrates the start of the Buddhist Rains Retreat.
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