Mukdahan
Mukdahan, the pearl on the banks of the Mekong, was historically an important gateway to the countries of Indochina, a fact reflected in the province's diverse population: eight different ethnic minorities live in Mukdahan, namely Thai Isan, Phu Thai, Thai Kha, Kraso, Thai Kaloeng, Thai Yo, Thai Saek, and Thai Kula. Mukdahan captivates visitors with its rich natural beauty and is also famous for its high-quality Mudmee silk.
When visiting Mukdahan, visitors should definitely see the towering Ho Kaeo Tower, Phu Pha Thoep and Kaeng Kabao, the eight ethnic minorities, the famous sweet tamarind, the great ancient kettle drum, the origin of Lam Phaya, the breathtaking view of the Mekong and the gateway to Indochina.
The locals of Mukdahan have long maintained relationships with the people of Savannakhet province in neighboring Laos, with whom they share a 70 km long border along the Mekong River.

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