"Photo by permission of Lloyd Dalton"Is found in the western part of town and is a dellghtfuns place to escape the busy donwtown area. With its well-kept gardens and paths if is a popular place with the locals, particularly in the evening when the park attracts joggers, healthy fantics doing ceroblcs , cyclist, footballers, people walking gogs those just looking at the attraction. There are some great little open –air restaurants oppersite Nong Parjak on the Tesa Rd, side where you can sit and have a feed or cold drink...
Located in the Udon Thani Municipality, this giant pond has existed before the establishment of Udon Thani town. Lying to the west of the town, it was formerly called “Nong Na Klue” (pond of salty water) and later changed to “Nong Prachak” in honor of Major General HRH Prince Prachaksinlapakhom, the founder of Udon Thani town. In 1987, the Udon Thani Municipality improved the pond as a royal tribute to King Rama IX on the auspicious occasion of his 50th birthday anniversary. On an island in the pond, a small garden is filled with decorative and flowering plants, and there is a bridge linking the island with the mainland. Within the park, there is a fountain, a clock tower, and a playground. It serves as a place of recreation and exercise for the public....
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