Amnat Charoen 4-Day Private Tour

Pick up at your designated meeting point, train station, or airport. Enjoy breakfast at Samchai restaurant. After breakfast, visit the sacred Wat Phra That Nong Bua. Depart for Khua Noi, the Bridge of Faith at Ban Chi Thuan. Khua Noi, or the wooden bridge, stretches across endless rice paddies as far as the eye can see. It was built for monks to walk across for morning alms and serves as a walkway connecting Ban Chi Thuan and Ban Nong Khaen.

Ban Chi Thuan was originally a Khmer settlement known as Nakhon Lamduan. Later, Nakhon Lamduan became deserted. Phra Pathumwongsa, the ruler of Ubon, instructed Thao Hgonkham along with 150 households to travel up the Chi River to establish a new settlement. Arriving at Nakhon Lamduan, they found ruins guarded by a Khmer chief. Thao Hgonkham inquired and learned it was an ancient town; the Khmer invited Thao Hgonkham to establish a town here in B.E. 2324. The founding pillar was erected auspiciously, and the town was named See Suan, reflecting the local ecology where the Chi River flows backward, which later evolved into Chi Thuan today. Admire the Singha pulpit (Thammasat Singha) featuring Vietnamese artistry and the Hor Chaek (multi-purpose sermon hall) at Wat Si Nuan Saeng Sawang Arom in Ban Chi Thuan. Enjoy lunch. After lunch, travel to Amnat Charoen Province, a distance of approximately 78 km. Upon arrival in Amnat Charoen, pay respects to Phra Mongkhon Ming Mueang for good fortune. Then check in at Faikhid Hotel and relax at your leisure. Depart for Phana District, a distance of approximately 44 km. Upon arrival in Phana District, pay respects to Phra Chao Yai Chaiyarit at Luang Pho Samret Park for auspicious blessings. Join the procession of Phra Bang, a Buddha statue in the posture of calming the ocean, measuring 2 sok 7 inches (approx. 1.14 meters) tall, cast in bronze dating from the late 18th to early 19th Buddhist century in late Khmer Bayon style. Its Buddhist characteristics feature a standing posture with raised hands, fingers of equal length, a relatively square face, broad forehead, bow-shaped eyebrows, slender eyes, relatively flat nose and mouth, smooth head and ushnisha designed for royal regalia, a slender torso, prominent hips, and robes covering the body revealing folds of the lower garment. Phra Bang is an important Buddha statue of the Lan Xang Kingdom and is deeply revered by the Isan people. Enjoy dinner. After dinner, return to the hotel and relax at your leisure.

Day 3 Phra Chao Yai Lue Chai - Sirinaka Phraya Lue Chai Nakharat Cave - Phana District - Phana Traditional Thai Medical Center - Chanuman District

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel restaurant.

Join the morning almsgiving along the Cultural Street at Wat Amnat (Phra Chao Yai Lue Chai).

Pay respects and make wishes before Phra Chao Yai Lue Chai for good fortune, listen to the story of "Phra 5 Amnat," and then visit Sirinaka Phraya Lue Chai Nakharat Cave, a stunning replica cave and a new landmark of Amnat Charoen Province.

Travel to Phana District (distance approx. 29 km).

Arrive at Phana Traditional Thai Medical Center for a visit:

- Medical cannabis clinic

- Relaxing massage (not included in the tour price)

- Shop for Phana herbal products

Enjoy lunch and visit the Ban Phana Ancient Weaving Group, showcasing the beauty of local wisdom.

Travel to Chanuman District (approx. 70 km).

Arrive at the Phu Thai community at Ban Kham Duei, a lovely village in Chanuman District with a simple Phu Thai lifestyle, fabric dyeing, weaving, tailoring, basketry, and delicious local food that rivals anywhere else.

Enjoy dinner accompanied by a Phu Thai dance performance.

Transfer back to the city center and relax at your leisure.

Day 4 Yasothon - Wat Maha That - Phaya Kankak Museum - Wat Burapha - Ubon Ratchathani

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel restaurant.

Depart for Yasothon Province (approx. 55 km).

Arrive at Wat Maha That, Yasothon's sacred landmark temple located within the town municipality. The key historic treasure in the temple is Phra Phuttha Butsayarat (or Phra Kaeo Yot Nam Khang), a meditation-posture Buddha image in Chiang Saen style revered as the sacred symbol of Yasothon. In addition, Phra That Yasothon (or Phra That Anon) stands in front of the ordination hall, representing an ancient and significant stupa in the Isan region.

Visit the Phaya Kankak Museum (or Toad Museum), the world's first toad museum and one of Thailand's uniquely shaped attractions. Inside, explore exhibits on the folklore of Phaya Kankak and the Rocket Festival (Bun Bang Fai), an Isan folk legend seamlessly blended with science and biodiversity. Enjoy a 4D movie screening along with exhibitions showcasing more than 32 toad species found in Thailand.

Enjoy lunch at Baan Khun Ya restaurant.

Travel to Ubon Ratchathani Province (approx. 117 km).

Arrive in Ubon Ratchathani to browse and shop for local souvenirs.

Enjoy dinner.

After dinner, transfer to your designated meeting point, train station, or airport as scheduled.

(This itinerary is subject to change as appropriate.)