Updated 9 November 2026
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Korat's Maharat Nakhon Ratchasima Hospital opened Thailand's first hospital cannabis clinic in 2019, offering both modern and Thai traditional treatment. When the prescription rules arrived in June 2025, a Mueang Korat grower said small farms had halted planting, citing falling flower prices and costly new GACP standards. In April 2026 a fire severely damaged a cannabis drying and storage warehouse in the Suranaree Industrial Estate.
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Chang Phueak Road, Mueang Nakhon Ratchasima
PT33 on site: not stated
Government hospital clinic, opened in 2019 as Thailand's first hospital cannabis clinic, offering cannabis oils and Thai traditional cannabis formulas. Hours were not found, so call before going.
Suranarai Road, Nai Mueang
PT33 on site: not stated
In-store dispensary in central Korat per an owner-claimed directory listing last updated in March 2025, before the prescription rule. Confirm it is still open and licensed, and bring a PT33.
Fire severely damaged a leased cannabis drying and storage warehouse in Suranaree Industrial Estate; no injuries were reported and forensic police investigated.
A Mueang Korat farm owner said small growers had stopped planting under the new prescription-only rules and warned that GACP costs favour large operators.