Property for rent in Udon Thani

In addition to being the center of the northeastern region, Udon Thani embraces a number of outstanding and famous tourist attractions. It is the main city having Udon Thani International Airport as one of the important regional airports providing domestic and international flights. Furthermore, the province is well developed and replete with diverse amenities and a comfortable transportation system, making Udon Thani a good business destination for those interested in doing and expanding their businesses or even living. It is a sound investment opportunity for investors who see the potential for growth in the real estate business and decide to develop real estate projects and housing estates in response to the needs of tenants and home buyers, especially property for rent in Udon Thani, which is remarkably attractive for its large and spacious living area presented in a modern style and ranges in price from economical to middle level. Typically, you can find diverse options of properties for rent in Mueang Udon Thani.

Apart from the natural beauty of Red Lotus Lake and the sanctity of Kham Chanod Forest, the city is also home to numerous landmarks worth visiting, such as Ban Chiang is an over 5,000-year-old archaeological world heritage site and is also home to the Ban Chiang National Museum, an archaeological learning center and the first local museum in Thailand. The museum exhibits eclectic antiques, such as a group of pottery items, bronze tools, skeletons, and various household items and artifacts. Visitors will have a chance to experience and discover the fascinating history, ancient way of life and culture of the Tai Phuan people, indigenous people who have settled in Ban Chiang. Wat Pa Phu Kon Nestled in the hillside forests, Wat Pa Phu Kon is an amazingly magnificent temple reflecting the exquisite architectural marvels of the contemporary Thai style of the Rattanakosin arts. This temple is a place for meditation and a tourist attraction. The highlight is a massive reclining Buddha image made of white marble. The majestic blue-roofed vihara on a hill is worth visiting and worshiping once in a lifetime.

95% of the population living in Udon Thani is Thai, followed by Chinese and Vietnamese, and most of them are Buddhist, Christian and Muslim, respectively. People live a simple lifestyle that still adheres to traditions passed down from generation to generation, such as the ceremony Su Kwan Mueang., the anniversary of the city's founding, sky lantern festival and the Pao River boat racing. Locals rely on nature as they are mainly engaged in an agricultural occupation by growing economic crops such as in-season glutinous rice, in-season rice, sugar cane and cassava, etc. Another main occupation is company employees, such as hotel staff, etc. The rest of the population are business owners and freelancers. Some relocate to work in Bangkok and other tourist provinces such as Phuket, Pattaya, Hua Hin, Chiang Mai and Samui.

Udon Thani is well-supplied in terms of amenities and creature comforts that can support people of all genders and ages effectively, including renowned educational institutions such as Anuban Udonthani School, Udon Thani International School, Udon Thani Rajabhat University, etc., leading hospitals, such as Udon Thani Hospital, Bangkok Hospital Udon Thani, Aek Udon Hospital, etc., important government agencies, such as Udon Thani Provincial Hall, Udon Thani Police Station, etc., restaurants, such as VT Namnueng, King Ocha, Khao Piak, etc., popular shopping malls such as UD Town Udon Thani, Centralplaza Udon Thani, Udon Bo Bae Market, etc., and standard accommodations such as The Pannarai Hotel and Thanburi Hotel. Traveling in Udon Thani is considered comfortable. People prefer to travel by car and motorcycle. The main roads are Mittraphap Road (Highway 2), Nittayo Road (Highway 22), etc. There is also public transport service, including songthaews, tuk-tuks, taxis, and rental cars and motorbikes for sightseeing. In addition, Udon Thani is accessible in from many ways, whether driving a car from Bangkok on Phahonyothin Road (Highway 1), taking a bus from Bangkok Bus Terminal Chatuchak to the Udon Thani Bus Station, taking a train to Udon Thani Train Station, and taking a flight to Udon Thani International Airport.