A hidden gem in the Isan region of Thailand, Sisaket is a province rich in culture, natural beauty and historical treasures. Located in the northeast of the country and bordering Cambodia, Sisaket is the ideal destination for travelers looking for an authentic Thai experience.

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The 'Wat Pa Maha Chedi Kaew' also known as 'The Beer Bottles Temple' or the 'The Temple of a Million Bottles' in Khun Han.

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Today we went to the immigration Sisaket, as we arrive in the lunch break first something to eat. It is always pleasant to work with various officials.

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In the eastern provinces of Isan you will encounter a variety of special temples. As in Ubon Ratchathani, this city is located on the north side of the Mun River and was founded by Lao immigrants towards the end of the 18th century.

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This autumn, Fairtrade Original and Coop joined forces for the second year in a row during Fairtrade Week. Another campaign was set up to draw more attention to fair trade and to encourage consumers to buy Fairtrade products more often.

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On January 16, 2020 I went to the immigration office, located on the outskirts of the provincial capital of Sisaket, for the extension of my stay (retirement) by 1 year (valid until 15-02-2020) and the 90-day notification (valid until 19-01- 2020).
NB: My first year of residence (retirement), based on a Non-immigrant “O” ME visa, was in February 2014.

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Anyone flying with Nok Air from Don Mueang International Airport in Bangkok to Ubon Ratchathani can also use a free bus service from March 1 to take you to Si Sa Ket.

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We want to visit Preah Vihear in April/May '17 from Si Sa Ket. We read quite a few conflicting stories about whether or not this is possible.

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My brother and father run a resort in Khun Han Sisaket and have asked me if I can help with some more brand awareness, hence my email. The resort in question is Pongsin resort.

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The Wat Phra That Rueang Rong is located about eight kilometers from Si Sa Ket on the Yang Chum Noi road. It is an important Buddhist temple for the people of the area and is mainly visited on weekends.

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In the first two days of the 'seven dangerous days', 955 people died in 94 traffic accidents and 1.051 people were injured.

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With all the media attention for Bangkok and the central provinces, we would almost forget that there are also floods in the Northeast of Thailand, the so-called Isan.

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