Never been to Loei so thinking about a road trip but read/watched news about the flooding and not sure how widespread.  Planned to stay in downtown Mueang Loei then onward to Chiang Khan during next week then work our way to Nong Khai then back to Saraburi.  Has the flooding affected travel in Loei? Haven't called any hotels yet and thought to get some info here before traveling.  Bored out of my mind and ready for a road trip. From my house about 5.5 hours north to Mueang Loei.  Recommendations to eat, stay or see in either area or in between are welcome.  Yes I have google maps but are don't always show the "hidden gems"  Love Isaan and all food with an appropriate beverage which is usually a cold beer. 

Rains were pretty much localised, I live on the west side of Udon, 45 minutes drive from "flooded" areas in Nong Bua, we have had very little rain, reservoirs still close to dry.

I would add, if you are going to Loei, be sure to visit Erawan cave - a true gem! 

Edited August 5, 20206 yr by CGW

Decided to postpone the road trip to Loei till after the rainy season. Would like to get out into the parks and explore so probably better. Erawan Cave does sound interesting. 

Here are a few attractions:  https://trip101.com/article/top-10-things-to-do-in-loei-thailand-natural-beauty

 

The main town of Loei is pretty tame.  Phu Bo Bit Forest Park is right close in if you happen to stay in town.  Nice view from the top.  We can see it from our back porch in town.

Suan Hin Pha Ngam is interesting.

 

 

Phu Rua 

 

https://www.thetrippacker.com/th/review/อุทยานแห่งชาติภูเรือPhuRuaNationalPark/6918

 

Chiang Khan that you already told. Don't spend night there if don't want use much money!

Just open new Sky Walk in Chiang Khan , i just visit there whit friend's.

 

https://www.thaitravelblogs.com/2018/09/loei-to-get-a-new-glass-skywalk-80-meters-above-the-mekong-river/

 

Phu Kradueng you can rent tent and sleep in mountain.

 

https://www.thainationalparks.com/phu-kradueng-national-park

 

Normal Isaan food here mostly, but here one nice place to eat! 

 

https://www.tripadvisor.fi/Restaurant_Review-g311302-d7177005-Reviews-Lanchang_Garden_Bar_And_Restaurant-Loei_Loei_Province.html

 

Have nice trip! ????

 

 

 

 

17 minutes ago, Damrongsak said:

Here are a few attractions:  https://trip101.com/article/top-10-things-to-do-in-loei-thailand-natural-beauty

Nice tip on the website and thanks!  Tame towns are ok, just enjoy getting out and about seeing new places and food. Nice photos. 

17 minutes ago, 2 is 1 said:

Phu Rua 

 

https://www.thetrippacker.com/th/review/อุทยานแห่งชาติภูเรือPhuRuaNationalPark/6918

 

Chiang Khan that you already told. Don't spend night there if don't want use much money!

Just open new Sky Walk in Chiang Khan , i just visit there whit friend's.

 

https://www.thaitravelblogs.com/2018/09/loei-to-get-a-new-glass-skywalk-80-meters-above-the-mekong-river/

 

Phu Kradueng you can rent tent and sleep in mountain.

 

https://www.thainationalparks.com/phu-kradueng-national-park

 

Normal Isaan food here mostly, but here one nice place to eat! 

 

https://www.tripadvisor.fi/Restaurant_Review-g311302-d7177005-Reviews-Lanchang_Garden_Bar_And_Restaurant-Loei_Loei_Province.html

 

Have nice trip! ????

Thanks for the tips, saved the restaurant to my favorites.  Some of the best food in Thailand comes from small shops.  Sky walk looks like it is worth a visit. 

15 minutes ago, Saraburi121 said:

Thanks for the tips, saved the restaurant to my favorites.  Some of the best food in Thailand comes from small shops.  Sky walk looks like it is worth a visit. 

If you visit sky walk put sock's on. They give you soft slippers to walk on it! That not get skid mark.

Don't know how many other has already use that same . And what kind foot has been inside lol