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pattayaraj Says: Formerly Nong Muen Taan temple.This temple located an ordiantion hall or so call "Sim" in Esan dialect. This Sim assumed to be built in 24th Buddhist Era. It was renovated 2 times.Some interesting things in this Sim 're the style of Sim in local Esan style,the wood crafted...
pattayaraj Says: This temple was built in Late Ayutthaya period. It was used as a place where royal oath taking ceremony was held. The interesting buildings 're Ubosot or ordination hall where decorated with mural painting on the outer wall. It depicted the story of Buddha life. At...
pattayaraj Says: This pond is a symbol of Roi Et. At the centre of pond located a big island where served as a recreation and sport area. In an island also located the city pillar and city shrine. Around the pond, there 's a pathway where local come to enjoy picnic or jocking everyday.
pattayaraj Says: This museum was built as city museum. On 1stfloor exhibit the geology, geography and history of Roi-Et Province, including an introduction to historical peoples and nationalartists of the region. On 2nd floor are the sections of regions archaeology and art history of Roi-Et...
pattayaraj Says: Located near Palanchai pond.It's the biggest Aquarium in N/E region where collected all freshwater fishes in N/E Thailand and some interesting fishes from other countries. Inside the Aquarium,you can see a big tank with glass tunnel surrounded with small glass boxes...
Wann Says: Wat Buraphaphiram is situated in the provincial town.There is the highest standing Buddha image, 67 meters high, made from concrete with steel reinforcements. The image is called Phra Phuttha Ratta Mongkhon Maha Muni, or called Luang Pho Yai by locals. Under the image, there...
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Roi-Et City Hotel: Best hotel in town
lucy60 Says: Good hotel, best in town. Room are average. I choosed a junior suite and I've paid (low season) 2600 THB for night ABF included. Official price (taxes 17% not included) are: Superior room single baht 1600 double bath 1800Junior suite 4000President suite 12.000.Junior suite...
Roi-Et City Hotel: Roi-Et City Hotel
pattayaraj Says: Located in the city centre.They offer a clean room but a bit dark and run down.All rooms come with air-con,satelite TV,fridge,hot shower and bath tub,and hair dryer. Price begin from 800 THB for Single room. Service: Thai and Western restaurants,Tour and car rental service...
Rueanthai Restaurant: Relax and enjoy the moment
jaomarkham Says: Really pleasant place to eat with garden, terrace and covered areas. Tables are well spaced out in every section providing privacy. Few tv screens plus a big 100 plus plus screen for sports, video etc. It opened at the beginning of June '12 opposite the army base/golf course...
White elephant: Good Thai and western food
lucy60 Says: Fine and friendly restaurant. It serve local and german food. Good bier. A/c and open air restaurant (in open air you may smoke!!!!). The owner is a very friendly bavarian man. Dinner is about 600THB for two people drinking 2 or 3 bottle of bier and eating shrimp soup and...
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Until now I have not come across a nightlife spot in Roi Et. Some of the restaurants and hotels have 'life music', which goes well together with some paracetamols. But that's about it. Coming july I'll give it another try, to find out more about nightlife in this Town.
Written May 8, 2008
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Few years ago, I went to visit friend in Roi Et, a province in the middle of the Northeastern region, around 500 km drive from Bangkok. I had no chance to explore the town, just visit one famous...
I liked this town, off the beaten truck. You may visit temples in and aroun the town and go shopping in the market. There is a peaceful lake in centre town where you may walk.
I am teaching at a government school now in Roi-et. This city is around 7 hours by bus from Bangkok. I really like the food here and the people are friendly. It is a bit less commercial than Bangkok,...
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