Tohsang Khongjiam Resort Ubon Ratchathani

Every room at Tohsang Khongjiam Resort is designed in a typical multi-culture between Thai-Khmer-Balinese style with a balcony features Mekong river view. The traditional interior structure allows each room to blend harmoniously into the Mekong ambience under a range of towering tropical trees. Open-air balcony, mini bar, individually controlled air conditioning and color television with international satellite channels are presented.

• Limousine service
• Bike Rental
• Car Rental
• Fitness room
• Table Tennis
• Swimming Pool
• Spa & Massage
• Foreign Exchange
• Souvenir Shop
• Tour arrangement
• Terrace Coffee shop
• Pool Bar
• Karaoke
• Intenet Access Service

Ubon Ratchathani is northeast Thailand's easternmost province. It is bordered to the east by the Mae Khong River and Lao PDR, and to the south by Cambodia. The provincial capital is about 630 kilometers northeast of Bangkok. Transportation to Ubon Ratchathani from Bangkok and other major cities in Thailand can easily be made either by bus, car, train or plane. Ubon Ratchathani is a prominently ancient city, about 200 years of age. It covers the area of approximately 16,000 square kilometers with the population of close to 1.7 million people. Majority of the entire population are Buddhist and engaged in agriculture and other related activities. The province is renowned for its strong Buddhist tradition, particularly practice of the forest-dwelling monks and the ancient Buddhist temples which can still be seen throughout the province nowadays. Moreover, it is unique in its folk culture which finds expression in the indigenous cuisine, remarkable handicrafts, such as silk and cotton products, basketry, and bronze-ware, as well as lively and excitable traditional events such as Songkran festival in April and the Candle festival in July. Apart from being unique in its culture and tradition, Ubon Ratchathani or "City of the Lotus" is, likewise, known for natural beauty and historical sites including the 1,000,000 years old rock formation, prehistoric rock paintings, national parks, waterfalls, and the two-colored river, etc.