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A wedding amidst a sea of ​​vibrant lotus flowers in Udon Thani.

For couples wishing to visit a peaceful world, away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, Udon Thani is an ideal destination with its stunning scenery, a perfect combination of rivers, lakes, rocky cliffs, and vast stretches of lotus ponds.

With millions of red lotus flowers, Nong Han Lake in the Udon Thani Nature Reserve is a unique location for weddings and honeymoons. The lake is also known as Talay Bua Daeng, meaning "sea of ​​a million lotuses." For weddings held at this "sea of ​​a million lotuses," brides wear brocade, silk blends, and sarongs – traditional attire from northeastern Thailand – while grooms wear colorful outfits.

And the couple will receive Sai Sin bracelets – symbols representing blessings for eternal love from family and friends. Especially, from February 12-14 each year, the Tourism Authority of Thailand usually organizes a wedding festival for couples with exciting activities such as: a rickshaw parade of newlyweds through Udon Thani; visiting temples and receiving blessings for married life; and holding a wedding ceremony on a floating raft amidst colorful vegetation…

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The best time to visit this place is from the end of December to the end of February the following year, when the lotus flowers are in full bloom and at their most vibrant during Thailand's winter months.

Exchange rings at the bottom of the deep blue ocean at Trang.

For couples who love the sea, getting married underwater is an unforgettable experience. In the colorful coral reefs and surrounded by the blessings of marine life, you'll feel the magic of nature. To ensure everything goes perfectly, couples will undergo approximately two weeks of scuba diving training.

Southern Thailand is a stunning destination for you and your partner to travel, get married, and enjoy a honeymoon amidst the tropical sea breeze. The most outstanding underwater wedding service in Southern Thailand is Trang province, with its 46 unspoiled islands, a delightful resort destination. Among them, Koh Libong island, covering an area of ​​40 square kilometers, is a prime example.²It is the largest island. Couples can travel around the island with their pets by renting a sidecar (a motorcycle with a sidecar attached to carry extra passengers). It is also home to the world's largest population of wild manatees.

You'll be amazed and surprised if you wander to Kok Mook Island, home to the secret Morakot Cave, only revealed at low tide. Passing through the 80-meter-long, pitch-black Morakot Cave leads you to the legendary "pirate" beach, surrounded by towering cliffs where pirates once hid their treasures. After a ring exchange ceremony underwater, you can celebrate with friends here, at Thailand's "emerald" Morakut, bathed in the sunset light.

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+ Journey:In addition to existing routes connecting Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi to Bangkok, a new Da Nang - Bangkok route has been added since May 2016, offering Vietnamese tourists more options. Bangkok Air operates four flights from Bangkok (Suvamabhumi) to Da Nang each week, on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. Flight PG947 departs Bangkok at 11:00 AM and arrives at Da Nang International Airport at 12:35 PM. Flight PG948 departs Da Nang at 1:35 PM and arrives in Bangkok at 3:55 PM. Further details can be found at:www.bangkokair.com.

+ Go there:

-From Bangkok, there are 17 daily flights to Udon Thani operated by various airlines, with a flight time of 1 hour and 5 minutes.

- Nok Air has daily direct flights from Bangkok to Trang, with a flight time of approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes.

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