Sor Hong Daeng Ban Chiang Weaving Group

Udon Thani Province


This women's weaving group mostly makes indigo-dyed cotton fabric, including mát·mèe. Visitors are welcome. It's an 800m walk from the museum; turn left out of the museum, take the first right, then left at the end and it's on your left.


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