The Dusit Princess Korat are locate at Nakorn Ratchasima province, transportation centre thru North-East Gateway and Indo China. Nakorn Ratchasima or Korat in one of a province in Thailand, which is the biggest area province in Northeast and the second area in Thailand. Its is only 255 KM from Bangkok.
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HI SPEED RAIL WAY , MOTORWAY, PATTAYA-KORAT
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Tourist / Attraction
* Monument of Thao Suranaree, Phimai Historical Park , Dan Banyan Tree, Khao Yai National Park, Nakorn Ratchasima Zoo, Pak Thong Chai Silk Weaving, Khao Paeng Mah, Dan Keaw pottery village, Luang Por Koon Wat Ban Rai, Luang Por Too Wat Non Kum, Farm Chok Chai and etc.
The Dusit Princess Korat are located in the city of Nakorn Ratchasima that far from Bangkok of 3 hours by private car.
The individually styled private accommodations effortlessly combine the intimacy and flair of a private home. Completely 186 guest rooms.
Accomodation
Reflecting this dynamic region’s diversity, there are a whole range of dining choice at the hotel. Rendezvous at the poolside. Princess café for afternoon snack and international cuisine, or taste sumptuous Chinese dishes at The Empress Chinese Restaurant. The hotel also has full equipment banqueting facilities Large Function room up to 1,000 seats in Theatre as name “Suranaree Ballroom” and five small function, excellent facilities and profession banquet team.
Sip a cocktail amidst the melody in the Lobby Bar & Lounge. There’ s also a fine Swimming Pool and fitness centre, enjoy a smoothing massage at Yogi Thai Massage to ease your muscle.
Korat Overview
Otherwise known as Nakhon Rachasima, Korat is rich in Khmer culture and full of spectacular natural wonders. From the Dusit Princess Korat hotel, all the attractions of the Isan region are within easy access.
In the centre of Korat stands the Thao Suranari Monument in commemoration of Khun Ying Mo, wife of the Deputy Governor of Khorat who rallied the people of korat to defeat the Laotian army in 1826. Behind the Thao Suranari Monument is the old city gate, the Chum Phon Gate that dates back to the 17th century. Also worth visiting is the temple of Wat Sala Loi, constructed in the shape of a Chinese junk and with a large white Buddha inside the temple. Mahawirawong National Museum houses various art objects including Khmer sandstone work, ceramics and other interesting artefacts.
Shopping in Korat is perfect for those seeking traditional Thai goods, or local handicrafts. A few miles from Dusit Princess Korat is the Dan Kwian Earthenware Village, a famous centre for pottery. The Pak Thong Chai Silk Village, approximately 20 miles from the hotel, is one of the most famous Thai silk villages in the country. The Korat Night Bazaar, which takes place in the city centre, is just a short walk from the hotel.
About 37 miles from the centre of Korat is Phimai Historical Park, one of Thailand's most important Khmer historical sites with the most impressive shrine that has been painstakingly reconstructed from the pink-red and more durable white sandstone blocks found in the complex.
Golf enthusiasts can tee off not far from the Dusit Princess Korat. The Country Club KhaoYai features an 18-hole Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course in the scenic Khao Yai mountains.
Korat Attractions Close to the Hotel
- Wat Sala Loi
- Thao Suranari Monument
- Chum Phon Gate
- Historical Places of Interest
Historical Places of Interest
- Phimai Historical Park
The largest sandstone sanctuary in Thailand situated in the center of Phimai Ancient City, which has been preserved as the National Historical Park, Phimai Sanctuary was built in the 12th century, some years before Angkor Wat, during the reign of King Suriyaworaman I. It is in the shape of a rectangle and is 565 metres wide and 1030 metres long, facing the South, where there are ancient routes cut from Angkor to the city of Yasothon Pura, the capital of the empire at that time. - Muang Sema Historical Site
Muang Sema was built around the 12th Buddhist century and flourished during the Dhawarawadi period. Around the 16th-17th Buddhist centuries, the city was under Khmer rule. There are several ruins of Buddhist ordination halls as well as debris made of laterite and sandstone. Visitors can still see evidence of city moats and some earth walls. Many artifacts have been unearthed, including the reclining sandstone Buddha image and an old religious relic, which is now in Wat Thammachak Semaram. - Nang Ram Sanctuary
Nang Ram Sanctuary was once the 'Arokhayasan' or a nursing place of the ancient Khmers. The sanctuary was built in the 12th century during the reign of King Chaiworaman VII, comprising two groups of buildings. The more complete pagodas face the east, surrounded by a laterite wall. To the northeast, outside the wall is a pool and three stupas assumed to be the residence of medical men, where many beautiful lintels are found. - Phanom Wan Sanctuary
A magnificent Khmer sanctuary, dating back to the 12th century. Prasat Hin Phanom Wan or Phanom Wan Sanctuary is a Khmer religious place, dating back to the 12th century. The area was once known as Rattanapura, a prosperous Khmer town in the past. According to the inscriptions found at the site, the sanctuary was used as a Hindu monastery and later became a Buddhist site. - Phimai National Museum
The center of cultural heritage of the Northeast, displaying the most extensive collection of lintels in Thailand, Phimai National Museum is an archaeological museum, which displays artifacts collected from the lower part of the Northeast. The museum has the most extensive collection of lintels in Thailand, collected from sanctuaries in Korat and neighboring provinces such as Phimai, Phanom Rung, Phanomwan and other Khmer sites.
Cultural Attractions
- Dan Kwian Earthenware Village
Literally, Dan Kwian means 'bullock cart checkpoint.' The village was so named because it used to be a rest area for caravan traders, who traveled in bull carts from Nakhon Ratchasima to Buriram, Surin and further onward to lower Khmer. In the old days, local people of the district made different types of pottery from the clay from the banks of the Moon River. All these products were made in great quantities and bartered for food or necessary materials as well as sold in other regions. - Pak Thong Chai Silk Village
One of the most famous silk villages in Thailand, showcasing elaborate silk weaving process, and offering beautiful Thai silk at reasonable price, Korat silk is famous for its high quality. Pak Thong Chai Village is one of Thailand's most famous silk-weaving villages, where villagers retain their creative skills in producing beautiful Korat-texture silk. Though many Thai silk factories have been set up here at the village, independent local weavers still produce exquisite hand-woven Korat silk as souvenir items.
Shopping
- Dan Kwian Earthenware Village
Literally, Dan Kwian means 'bullock cart checkpoint'. The village was so named because it used to be a rest area for caravan traders, who traveled in bull carts from Nakhon Ratchasima to Buriram, Surin and further onward to lower Khmer. In the old days, local people of the district made different types of pottery from the clay from the banks of the Moon River. All these products were made in great quantities and bartered for food or necessary materials as well as sold in other regions. - Korat Night Bazaar
Conveniently located close to the city centre, the Korat Night Bazaar is highly suitable for busy travelers with very tight schedules. The Bazaar is packed with outlets and stalls, displaying local souvenirs, and handicrafts such as Pak Thongchai silk and Dan Kwian pottery. Visitors can have a good time shopping and bargaining the best buys of Korat. Delicious food and fruits are sold in abundance. - Pak Thong Chai Silk Village
One of the most famous silk villages in Thailand, showcasing elaborate silk weaving process, and offering beautiful Thai silk at reasonable price, Korat silk is famous for its high quality. Pak Thong Chai Village is one of Thailand's most famous silk-weaving villages, where villagers retain their creative skills in producing beautiful Korat-texture silk. Though many Thai silk factories have been set up here at the village, independent local weavers still produce exquisite hand-woven Korat silk as souvenir items. - Korat Crafts Centre
A small craft centre, a good spot to buy hand-made products as a souvenir from Korat If you are looking for quality handicraft products, be sure to make a visit to Korat Crafts Centre. Conveniently located in downtown Korat, and offering various kinds of local products, visitors can buy silk, local weaving cloth, ceramics, artificial flowers and many others. Korat Craft Center is in front of the Provincial Hall, easily accessible from the DUsit Princess Korat. - Klang Dong Market
The largest fruit market in Korat. This Northeastern province of Thailand grows several delicious fruits. The largest fruit market of Korat is Klang Dong Market, where products from Nakhon Ratchasima and nearby provinces are sold. The most famous fruit of Klang Dong Market is custard apple, well known for its delicious taste.To go to Klang Dong Market, take highway No 2. The fruit market is some 20 kilometres from Pak Chong, before going up Khao Yai (100 kilometres from Korat city.)
Sports
The beautiful, mountainous scenery of Korat, especially Khao Yai, features several quality golf courses including:
- The Country Club Khao Yai
23 Thanarat Road, Moo See, Pakchong, Nakhon Ratchasima
Tel: +66 1 213 0785
This 18-hole, Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course lies in the scenic Khao Yai mountains, offering a wide variety of bunker styles, making your game always exciting.
Green fees:
Weekdays - Baht 250.00 to 500.00
Weekends - Baht 500.00 to 1000.00 - Friendship Meadows Country Club
20/1 Moo 16, Mittraparb Road, Km 162, Phak Chong, Nakhon Ratchasima
Tel: +66 44 315 136 / 313 245 / 311 571
Designed by Neilson, Wright & Howard, this scenic 27-hole course offers a challenging mountainous course and an excellent range of facilities.
Green fees:
Weekdays - Baht 600.00 to 800.00
Weekends - Baht 1000.00 to 1200.00 - Rooks Korat Country Club Golf & Resort
622 Moo 12, Korat-Pakthongchai Road, Baan Lam Ruak, Pakthongchai, Nakhon Ratchasima
Tel: +66 1 212 0254 / 420 0371 / 212 2468
This beautiful course offers an excellent layout in wonderful natural surroundings. About 12 kilometres from Korat town, this 18-hole course offers an international-standard course and full facilities including clubhouse and sports complex.
Green fees:
Weekdays - Baht 500.00
Weekends - Baht 800.00 - Mission Hills Golf Club Khao Yai
Moo 5, Km 21, Tanarat Road, Pak Chong, Nakhon Ratchasima
Tel: +66 2 719 8949 / 551 9030 to 1
The professional tournament standard golf course, designed by Jack Nicklaus, ranks among the best in Thailand, offering modern, world-class facilities and a complete range of services.
Green fees: Baht 600.00 to 1500.00 - Voyage Panorama Resort and Golf Club
622 Moo 12, Korat-Pakthongchai Road, Baan Lam Ruak, Pakthongchai, Nakhon Ratchasima
Tel: +66 1 212 0254 / 420 0371 / 212 2468
This 18-hole golf course offers some challenging play amid stunning natural surroundings.
Green fees:
Weekdays - Baht 500.00
Weekends - Baht 1000.00
Please note: Prices quoted are correct at the time of publishing but are subject to change.
