The Kaeng Sa Peu Songkarn Festival is held yearly in April. Villagers will splash water on each other and swim in the Mun River. The…

The cave houses numerous Buddha images and statues, all very ancient and sacred. all very ancient and sacred. About 3 wag-wide and 8 Wah-deep, Tham…

The Dong Muang Toey Ancient Ruins are about 1 kilometer to the south of the village of Ban Song Puay. Remains of temples, ponds and…

The Phra That Yasothon is one of the major and ancient Phra Thats in the Northeast. Square shaped with the top similar to the Phra…

Chi River Beach is a two-kms stretch of river bed along the banks of the Chee River. The area is exposed when the river recedes…

Located at Ban Bung Wai is perhaps the second most famous temple amongst tourists. The temple is the 19th branch of Wat Nong Pa Phong.…

This royal temple and the temple of the Dharmayuthi Sect in the Northeast, was built in 1853 by Phra Prom Ratchawongsa (Phra Upart Ku Thong),…

Bun Bungfai or the Rocket Festival, is held annually in May at Phaya Thaen Park. The festival’s origins lie in a custom of firing rockets…

The century-old Hoh Trai, or Scripture Hall, of Wat Sra Trainurak, is in the Burmese or Thai Yai architectural style. A wood structure, it measures…

in Amphoe Muang was once the residence of many famous monks in the field of meditation such as Achan Sithachayaseno, Achan Man Purittatathera, Achan Li…

This temple is located on Luang Road in the municipal area. The temple was built during the reign of King Rama III and has a…

The province of Thai Binh is not only known as a rice field in the North, but also as home to traditional craft villages. Throughout…