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Ban Chiang is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Southeast Asia's most important Bronze Age settlements. Visitors can see an open excavation pit at Wat Pho Si Nai and explore the Ban Chiang National Museum. It is about 55 kilometers from the city.
Phu Phrabat is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Ban Phue district, about 65 kilometers from the city. It is known for its unusual sandstone formations, prehistoric rock paintings, and the world's largest collection of Sema stones.
Kham Chanod is a sacred forest island in Ban Dung district, believed to be the home of the Naga. It is one of Isan's most revered pilgrimage sites, around a one and a half hours drive from the city.
UD Town is a lively open-air lifestyle hub near the hotel, with restaurants, bars, shops, and an evening market.
Wat Pa Phu Kon is a peaceful hilltop temple surrounded by forest, known for its white marble reclining Buddha and elegant architecture.
Udon Thani is known for its handwoven textiles. Weaving villages in the province is well worth a visit. Ban Na Kha Silk Village is a great place to discover traditional Thai textiles, including handwoven silk, cotton, and the distinctive Khit-patterned fabrics. Located approximately 15 km from Centara Udon , it takes around 20–30 minutes by car via Highway 2 (Udon Thani–Nong Khai Road).