Thai-Vietnamese Friendship Village, Ho-Chi Minh Village

This village was once home to Ho Chi Minh, the former President of Vietnam, who wanted an asylum here while working to restore independence of his country during 1923 to 1931.

Location

Ban Najork, Mu 5, Nongyat, Amphoe Muang, Nakhon Phanom

Direction

By car: Drive from the town of Nakhon Phanom, take Highway No.22 to Sakon Nakhon and then go further to Udonthan until reaching the direction sign of Thai-Vietnamese Friendship Village

Highlights

Old buildings in the village, which have been preserved including Ho Chi Minh’s house
Ethnic museum, a base for historical studies and various cultural products, including OTOP goods
Home stay service available for students and tourists along with a center to coordinate the placement of Thai students in Vietnam

Activities

Visit the historical sites and cycle around the city
Taste food in many noodle shops and Vietnamese restaurants along the streets

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