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What Thai towns have a long promenade? (for jogging)

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Wongchumpu is great for jogging.

Actually there is little else to do.

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As already been said there are a lot of large provinces in Issan which have large lakes with cycling/running tracks around. Udon/ Khon Kaen. Mukdahan and Nakhon Phanom also have long trails along the Mekong. 

Roi et and Kalasin have smaller lakes where there are lots of joggers out on the evening. 

Do you like obstacle courses? If so, Beach Road, Pattaya would be the way to go. Kilometre after kilometre of assorted vendor equipment, ladies of the night (and day) in a bewildering variety, Indians of every description nursing one ice cream between six, the grandchildren of Mao in their teeming millions, staggering Russians - it's the perfect place to hone those swerving skills.

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On 9/30/2017 at 9:00 AM, pgrahmm said:

Kamphaeng Phet and Phitsanulok both have running paths by the river that offer kilos of flat running surface.....

KP would be my first choice city wise.....

Looking at a street view, KP really does have long paths by the river.  It also appears that there are a lot of paths in the Kamphaeng Phet Historical Park, which looks like an interesting place.

Udon Thani-around the lake.

cha am, pak nam pran or prachuap city - all very nice promenades, and nice places to live too

Chiang Kaen in Loei has a nice promenade. Perhaps 1.5kms in length. The entire region is lovely and a jog to run in. Both Chiang Khan and Loei have annual super half (25km) runs, with shorter distances also being available.

Chaweng on Samui has a designated area along the lake.

 

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Aerobics every evening 6 pm at the south end.

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Basketball and football court also at south end.

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Prachup Kiri Kan

5 hours ago, Katipo said:

The entire region is lovely and a jog to run in.

Lots of little-traveled roads up that way.  There's some nice mountain views out by Phu Reua. You could jog the river road from Chiang Kaen almost all the way to Nong Khai.

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Do you like obstacle courses? If so, Beach Road, Pattaya would be the way to go.

 

Perhaps in the middle of the day and after dark.  But I've jogged there last March every morning around 6.30am (before it's hot).  No obstacles at all, everyone still asleep :)

Phayao. Not crowded at any time so even the roads beside the lake would do.

 

Lamphun has a riverside walkway but I don't know how long it is.

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