Mar de loto en Udon Thani - Tailandia ✈️ Foros de Viajes ✈️

Hola??
Sé que el foro está inactivo desde hace mucho pero me interesa bastante el tema... Espero que alguien me lea.
Me gustaría muchísimo conocer esta zona de Tailandia pero no tengo claro cuántos días dedicarle ni cómo ir (avión, tren...). ¿Creéis que será más fácil que nos monten una excursión organizada desde Bangkok? ¿Cuántos días merecería la pena estar allí? Queremos visitar Phimai y Phanom Rung (no creo que tengamos tiempo para mucho más). ¿Contamos ir un día, estar allí uno o dos y volvernos al tercero? ¿Es mucho o poco? ¿Cuánto tiempo emplearemos en total en desplazamientos?
Muchísimas gracias!!!

Hola a todos!,alguien ha estado en Pha Taem National park?Lo tengo en mi ruta, he leido sobre éste parque y me parece interesante por sus pinturas rupestres.Realmente vale la pena llegar hasta ahí ,ya que ésta muy al este?
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Hola viajeros? Alguien ha visitado Red Lotus Sea? He leído por las redes que la época para verlas en flor es de Noviembre a Marzo. No he leído nada por el foro al respecto, si estoy equivocada me encantaría que me lo dijerais

How to get to the Red Lotus Sea?
Talay Bua Daeng is located around 40 kilometres south-east of Udon Thani city. The access point to Red Lotus Lake and where the hire boats are located is in Ban Diam on the Northeast side of the lake.

There are two choices when it comes to hiring a boat: small wooden longboats which seat two people and larger plastic boats which seat eight people. We hired a small boat, perfect for a couple, which cost 300 Baht for one hour (i.e. 150 Baht per person) while the larger boats cost 500 Baht for one hour. Boat hire includes a driver, life vests and small canopies which provide shade.

The Red Lotus Sea showcases its beauty during Thailand’s cool season, but the peak blooms occur from the beginning of December to the end of February. The best time of day to see the lotus blossoms is between 6 am until 11 am or 12 pm.

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When is the best time to visit the Red Lotus Sea?

The Red Lotus Sea showcases its beauty during Thailand’s cool season, but the peak blooms occur from the beginning of December to the end of February. The best time of day to see the lotus blossoms is between 6 am until 11 am or 12 pm.

This natural attraction is the perfect place to visit during Valentine’s Day weekend. The Red Lotus Sea Festival is also held in mid-January every year at the nearby Wat Bandiem (วัดบ้านเดียม), which is alternatively referred to as Wat Mahathat Thep Chinda.

Is the lake worth visiting?

The Red Lotus Lake in Udon Thani has been on my to-do list for a number of years, but the timing of my previous visits to Udon Thani has never worked out. I’m glad I finally made it, but the lake wasn’t as spectacular as I’d been led to believe. It’s a pleasant enough trip and is worthwhile doing if you are in Udon Thani, but temper your expectations. The flowers only bloom on certain stretches of the water and you do have to travel some distance in the boat before you see them. Don’t go with romantic notions of being alone with your loved one amongst millions of lotus blooms with nothing but birdsong filling the air. Although the lake is attractive and there is plenty of bird-life on view, it isn’t particularly tranquil. The motors on the boats are noisy and the lake does get busy at weekends and on Thai holidays. Try to visit on a weekday for a more enjoyable experience.

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Parece que como comentas no hay info en el foro. La verdad es que tiene muy buena pinta!!

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