The Buddha image is admired for its graceful facial features, elongated eyes, finely detailed halo and hair curls, all reflecting the elegance of traditional Lan Xang craftsmanship. The intricately decorated base further demonstrates the influence of ancient Mekong-region art. Art historians often describe the image as a remarkable fusion of late Chiang Saen and flourishing Lan Xang artistic traditions.The temple grounds are peaceful and shaded by large trees, surrounded by religious buildings that combine northeastern Thai and Lan Xang architectural elements. The ordination hall features simple yet elegant decorative details, preserving the distinctive atmosphere of historic Mekong riverside temples. The temple also continues to serve as an important venue for local religious ceremonies and community events.

During the annual Songkran Festival, the sacred Phra Phuttha Singh Song Buddha image is ceremonially paraded around Mukdahan city, allowing residents and visitors to pour water over the image for blessings. The tradition is believed to bring prosperity, peace, and good fortune, and remains one of the province’s most meaningful cultural celebrations.Thanks to its location near the Mekong River, visitors can also enjoy riverside scenery, local riverside lifestyles, and nearby attractions such as Indochina Market Mukdahan and Towerwithin the same travel route. This makes Wat Phra Phuttha Singh Song both a sacred religious site and an important cultural attraction of Mukdahan Province.